The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Wilson Will Devote This
Week to S tate
Business.
FUT RE POLICY
CAN WAIT AWHILE
Things Which May Concern His
National Administration Not to
Be Taken Up Before Late in
December, When Public
Opinion VIII Have
Crystallized.

Princeton. y. j.. November g.
President ELECT Wilson considers at
fairs IN the State of New Jersey his
Immediate duty He announced to-
night that he would devote practically
ali of next week to State business
This means that things national that
may concern his future administration
Will not be taken up until late In
December. because he will start az
the end Of the coming week IN sea
trip and a vacation. which Will Keep
him away from political callers or
ONCE seekers for nearly six weeks.
The President ELECT believes there
Is no necessity for haste. that by the
time he il back from his vacation
public opinion on various matters will
have crystaiiized. and that b. taking
counsel with his advisers he will be
able 70 make important announcements
about his future poIIcy.
Has N0ahAn1 10 Say.
Il shall have nothing to say" he
said, until ! get back. I am reading
IN. discussions every day about an ex-
ira sesslon Of Congress. i am xiad
to note the number OF prominent BUSH
ness men who are expressing them
selves"
Governor Wilson saw Princeton de-
feat the University Of New York by
4 score OF 81 to 0 to-day. The crowd
gave him a great ovation. The moment
be entered the field there was an out
burst OF cheering The leaders sig
nailed for the Princeton Locomotive"
cheer. and the students gave II with a
vim Princeton graduates locked
around him. big BIZ Edwards.
Princeton. 1890. former foou.aii star.
and now street commissioned OF New
York. wss one Of those who congratn--
lated him- Presently DR.. wilson
caught sight Of Robert Bridges. IS.
now nasaxine edases: ANA beckoned
" sri1sSs ana the Governor were
chums. - well - caassuafes. IN
Princeton. and the meeting WAS
warm one. Together they sat In sae
bieachers watcn,ng the football game
and telling stories. National. CHAR
man William r. McComos, Prineetoii.
%, also joined the party, as did ffo-
lessor stockton Arson and DR.. Robert
johnson. magazine editor
and poet Politics was taboOed. ana
al the game was one-stded, there was
a round Of story telling marked eve-S
few minutes by an outburst OF laugh
ter.
spectators stamped their feet to keep
warm. DR.. Wilson stamped with the
rest. and likewise bent the brim OF
his felt hat GOWN over his face. A!
few seats away sat Miss Jessie Wilson
and Miss Eleanor Wilson, mis- daugh-
,ers, escorted by two university stu
dents. As the President-elect walked
from the field the members Of the
New York university football team
gave him a cheer, and then came over
to shake hands with HIM National
Chairman McCombs walked home with
the President-elect
Il was just recalling with the Cow
ernor" said Mr.. MeCombs Afterwards.
''the time when I nrst met Woodrow
He was q professor in Prince
ton, and had attended q meeting OF the
Southern Club Of the university. tol
which I belonged.
after the meeting he walked home
with me. and for q freshman I GER
tAanly thought II great honor. II
was my first week In college. and I
was k,'mesick. bu: Professor Wilson's
cordially and the Interest he took IN
me made me feel more At home I;
took every one Of Professor Wilson's
in politics and constitutional
Mr. NcCombs was one Of q party Of
guests entertained At the Wilson home
tonight. Several members Of the fac
ul:y and residents OF Princeton were
there.
signs Pressso,s Dspseua.
One Of the things that gave the Gov
ernor pleasure to-day was the placing
Of his signature to the diploma Of
Professor Thomas J. Preston. who Is
to marry tine widow Of former Presi-
Preston graduated from Princeton in
1906, with an IL D. AMI ". A. degree.
The diploma win hang In the room
where ne and Mrs. Grover Cleveland
are TO be married.
CsOsrsl Ds0Aay SUEe.
Washington. November s.-The posi-.
tive announcement Of the success Of
Harry Lane. the Democratic candidate
for the Senate In Oregon, assures
Democratic control Of the upper house
Of the national Legislature ana tie
presidency In the hands Of the Demo
Gratis for the first time In eighteen
years. The addition Of Oregon Co the
Democratic list gives that party forty
In addition to the election OF sue
ceesorx TO Democrats Senators BOW
sitting Democrats win displsce Reyub-
l.can Senators from Oregon. View Jer-
ware ana Nevads. ana wnI an the W.
csncy In COLORADO VITA nan % their
'" Tse eSnseses In Illinois. whsr. Two
seusscrs sre % be chosen. and IN
q ennessee and Michigan remain 60 BE-
decided
The Democrsss make positive claims
concerning some Of the Sestee. bot
whatever the resule In sny OF al 81
then, DO@ecsssie control e TIE SsseSe
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