New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
Western Man Vice Chairman.

Just who will be vice-cheirman has not
yet been decided. There has been consid-
erable talk among the Governors friends Of
Mr. McAdoo or Senator OGorman for the
place but while each Of these two men will
have a place OF considerable importance In
the campaign. II is probable that the place
will go TO some Western man, probably eN-
Governor Osborne, OF Wyoming. who Will
be placed in charge OF tho Western head
quarters II is possible that Mr. McAdoo
will be selected as treasure Of the national
committee II he finds that his business af'
fairs will allow him TO take the place.
There Ia apparently little doubt about the
selection of William Il. Davies. Of Wiscon-
sin, as secretary. Mr.. Davies is close
friend of Governor Wilson, and, 1t is said.
ia the Governors choice for the place.
Mr.. Hudspeth, 1t is understood, Will con-
yey no specific instructions to the commit
tee concerning the selection of finance
committee. although he is said TO be anx-
ious 10 have Henry Morgenthau, the wen
known real estate operator, get an I'M
portant place with the financial end or the
campaign. It may be that Mr.. Morgenthau'
who was one OF the chief financial sup
porters Of Governor Wilson In his recent
campaign. will be made treasurer OF the
committee should Mr.. McAdoo find himself
unable TO take that placs.
Mr.. MoAdoo and Mr.. Morgcnthau are
warm friends, and the tunnel builder mas
the credit OF interesting Mr.. Morgenthau
IN the Wilson movement. At any rate, MI.
Moreenthau. II was said. viii have place
on the finance committee.
The headquarters OF the national COM
u,ttee will be in New York, with branch
headquarters in Chicago, Denver or san
Francisco. There is a contest on between
these two cities. which will be settled by
the committee tomorrow.
Aside from the campaign and finance
committees, the most important committee
will be the publicity. committee, which In
all probability will be in charge OF Thomas
r Pence, who was connected with the VIII
son campaign for the nomination. Mr.. Pence
Ia a trained newspaper man, having been
tho Washington correspondent OF a number
of Southern newspapers
Governor Goes for Rest.
Governor Wilson sought quiet retreat
today at a place known only to the news
ma ,er men and a few intimate friends. He
Vas completely exhausted by the strenuous
t,rnes Of the last week. and gladly accepted
the invitation Of close friend to get some
,.a, rest. Before departing the Governor
wes asked what he was going to do
.,well," ne replied, 'rll sleep until IL or
/ o'clock, anyway"
The Governor will be back at his cot
tage tomorrow morning.
A number Of kilograms from newspaper
owners were received here to-day. In
which support was promised TO the Gov
ernor and surprisingly big pluralities pre-
d,oted for him. Among those who sent
rnessaees were James Morgan. OF The
Boston Globe; <. u. Grozier, OF THE Bos-
ton POST: j. II. Olsen. Of THE Pittsburgh
POST. H. c. Campbell Of "rhe Milwaukee
Frank Lundy Webster. OF THE
Denver Post" and James w. O'Brien, Of
"Tbe Catholic Union.' Of New York.
After the national committee finishes its
work the campaign committee will come
AZ once to the summer capital OF New Jer-
sey and hold q conference with the Gov
ernor. This conference is scheduled for
Wednesday morning.
According to the Governors plans. II Is
understood that the national committee
man from each state will be placed in d.
rect' charge ,pt the. .csmpaIsn'in his Saiii-
wickf. Ns.