The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
WILSON IN NEW YORK
TO MEET MANAGERS
Programme of the Democratic
Campaign Will Be Arranged
i'll Today's Conference.
BRYAN is COMING WEST
NebraSkan Arranges His Own
Itinerary; Candidate Expects
to Make Few Speeches.
BRYAN IS COMING WEST

NEW YORK, Aug. Ex-Governor
Woodrow Wilson spent today at the
University club, resting from week of
activity and preparing for conference
here tomorrow, destined to have an i'm.
portant bearing on his presidential cam
paign.
With Vice Chairman McAdoo and
members of the campaign committee,
the governor tomorrow will map out the
sections of the country where be will
speak and a schedule of actresses will
be agreed upon. Present plans call for
few speeches from the candidate him
self, but a larger number from William
j. Bryan, Speaker Clark, Representa-
tive Underwood, Governor Harmon of
Ohio, Governor Foss of Massac achusetts,
Senator-elect james of Kentucky and
scores of members of congress.
Though the governors plan is to
make number Of speeches in some of
the more important cities of the coun-
try, these speeches in no sense are TO be
tour, it is admitted that the exigen
cles of the campaign may pecessitate
changes in the programme adopted
Bryan s Itinerary.
Mr.. Bryan has arranged his own itin.
erary, to begin about September 10. He
will speak for the most part in the
middle west, beginning, it is said, in
Nebraska and taking in Wisconsin,
Minnesota, North and South Dakota,
Montana, Washington, Oregon, Utah.
Missouri, Illinois and Ohio, In these
states Mr.. Bryan will make big stump
ing tours, but he also will devote as
much tlmc as possible to ststes east
Of the Mississippi river.
While Mr.. Bryan is concentrating on
the northwest and the middle west,
Speaker Clark will tour the southwest.
After his three speeches in Maine next
week, he will proceed TO Missouri, Colo
RADIO, New Mexico, Arizona and Cali
fornia. The campaign committee IS
idea WIS to have Mr.. Clark visit those
states in which he thought be could
be Of the most value. He has chosen,
therefore, those states that supported
him at the Baltimore convention.
Underwood in the East.
Representative Underwood win speak
for the most part in the east, and
probably will discuss chiefly the tariff
| The Democratic house leader has in
as, chairman of the speakers bureau,
that he wishes to rest until the end OF
September. but will then begin active
campaign work, He will make num-
Der Of speeches in New York, New
Jersey. Connecticut and Massachu-
setts.
Governor Harmon of Ohio will speak
in the middle west and Governor Foss
Of Massachusetts. who is campaigning
in Vermont now, will fill number of
engagements outside of New England.
McCombs Recovering.
Governor Wilson said tonight it was
expected that Chairman McCombs. who
is III, would resume active work at
headquarters within a couple of weeks.
Rumors that there had been friction
between other members OF the commit
tee and Chairman McCombs and that
the chairman might not return to lead
the campaign, were emPhatically dc
uicd by Governor Wilson.
"I never knew any body of men to
work in more thorough harmony than
the members Of this campaign COM
mittee,' said Governor Wilson. And
their relations with McCombs have
been those of intimate confidence and
enthusiastic cooperation. They admire
and trust him, as 7 do, and deem ms
assistance and guidance invaluable and
such as no other man could give Mt tins
juncture His absence is an embar-
rassment and distress to them, as II
is TO me, and the plans they have car.
red out are plans which were worked
out first OF all with him,