New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
WILSON BY MEDIUM
OF EDISON DEVICES
Synchronized Records Of
Speeches and Pictures Nav
Figure in Campaign.
SPENDS DAY IN NEW YORK
Crowd of 1000 Follows Him
as He Energies from The.
atre in Broadway
at Night.

II is understood that Woodrow Wilson.
the Democratic nominee for President. /.
going TO talk 10 voters through the ma.
dunn OF the monograph and 10 show him.
self by means Of the moving picture ma.
chine. While the members OF the cam.
paign committee would not definitely con.
NIT themselves yesterday. it was freely
rumored that these two devices would
be used to reach some Of the people.
In the event Of photographic speeches
the talks would be devoted TO the tariff
and the Democratic view Of It's effect On
the cost Of living, and the moving pict-
records.
The Governor was something ike q
moving picture. anyway. yesterday, for
he moved around I'm Manhattan after the
fashion OF all Presidents and near-Pres.
dents He left the summer capitar' A.
Sea Girt at 9:42 a. m, and came up to the
city on one OF the crack Sandy Hook
a
streak through the Lower Bay the Gov.
ernor retired TO q ststeroom. along with
Representative Billy" Hughes. ths
Democratic candidate for United States
Senator, and Representative Eugene Kin
caid.
Docking at the foot OF 42d street Ct i2s0
Q. H., Mr.. Wilson took a taxicab FOR the
Hotel Martinique. where he had heart
to-heart talk with Josephus Daniels.
editor Of The Raleigh News and Oh
server" and chairman Of the publicity
committee OF the national COMMITTEES
That through. the Governor went 70
luncheon at the Hotel CoIlingvooo. with
another newspaper man. This time IL was
hts brother. Joseph ". Wilson, city editor
OF The Nashville Banner"
The next engagement vas with Seymour
Thomas. at the artists studio Goyernof
Wilson sat FOR the oil painting that NJ
Thomas is going 70 present 10 the ma
tional committee as his campaign contri-
button. and then rode up 70 5Sth street 4
a sixth avenue surface car, and ne;
newspaper men at the Hotel 81. Regis at
7 o'clock IN the evening
When somebody asked him II re had
ANYTHING 10 say regarding the planks not
mentioned in MS speech Of acceptance.
he replied that II was his idea 70 group
the big things in his speech, and BE-
sides. he did not care 70 waste al MS
ammunition az once. Referring TO The
things left out. he said.
They did not come into ny scheme
by, anv omission in ny speech did not
mean that I vas opposed 70 them.
r is probable tirt when Congress taxes
Anal action on the batueship question
Governor Wilson will define bis views. Il
being understood that ~ prefers 70 TAKE
this course rather than 10 put h!nlseN
a. ,be position OF directing the oody by
a statement al this time. X IL also III
derstood that he l. not opposed 20 AZ
thing touching on the navy plank n NJ
party's platform
When the newspaper men ven iva
The Governor went over 20 the Jn'YeFsiN
Club and dlned with his brother. ana tneh
ira TWO Wilson's went 70 the Comeds
Theatre 10 see buul. A4i1 st4' $500
II was some time after Mr.. Wilson A.
rived at the theatre that William 4
Brady recognized the candidate and hs
Immediately sent out for bouquet a.
asked Molly Mcintyre, who Plays 'a'
part Of Bunty. 70 give it 10 Dr. Wise
Miss Mcintyre handed over the noWen
with the remark that they were Tor 'hs
wee laddie who is TO be the mex F'e'
dent OF the United states.
Not until then aid the audience uo,
who was in the box. and then the roo
was shaken by the cheering
When the play hsd come 70 az END a.
the candidate left the house he was 10
lowed 10 Broadway by a crowd thar nun
bered about five hundred. The crowd 10
creased NJ every step, and by the ufDf
he sresched 42d street fully one thorsans
nerson- ere pushing one another ss'
a closer look. Governor Wilson bosrosoI
a streetcar and escaped. he will rsEnn
70 Sea Girt this evening.