The sun., 1912-07-04

OotoDie btAt00. however, j KNOW very
little OF that work. he said. Il have had
little experience. We will decide after a
conference"
RELEASED 10 Eqsivocate.
Little by little the inside history Of the
convention is coming out. There was q
phase of the Bryan telegram against Alton
n. Parkcr's selection for the temporary
chairmanship which throws light on the
Governors character.
When il became known that Mr. Bryan
had scnt his message tho Wilson mana
gers AZ Baltimore wired to Sea Girt:
please do not answer until you hear from
us"
Soon sfterward they sent draft OF q
reply which they asked the Governor 10
send Mr.. Brayan. They say IL was not 40
decisive Ms it might have been. He
looked at ii.
-0h. no. said Gov. Wilson after he
had read it. that is not the kind Of an
answer the people have right to expect
from me-
He tore it up and went with his score
iary to his room. where he wrote the
reply that Mr. Bryan got. and it aided
he Governor much in the convention.
sleeps Well on Mis Honors.
Gov. Wilson did not permit his new
honors TO interfere with his sleeping time
last night. He went TO bed ~ midnight
after he had learned that the nomination
for vice-President at Baltimore would
he late and he did not arise until o'clock
thie morning. When the house closed
for the night only the Wilson family was
there with the exception Of Mics Hoyt.
of Baltimore. q cousin ri Mrs. Wilson.
The Governor was told Of the Marshall
nomination before he had dressed There
had been plenty OF people about the place
long before he had arisen. They began
disturbed Gov Wilson. When the Gov
: ernor learned who his running mate was
10 be he expressed satisfaction and when
he came down stairs he Immediately sent
a telegram Of congratulation and dictated
statement for the press.
Gov. Marshall bears the highest repu
tation both as an executive and az a
Democrat and feel honored by having
him as running mate. He is. am happy
10 say. q valued personal friend OF mine
a. we'll as fellow Democrat"
That being done he ate breakfast with
his family In the very pretty Colonial
dining room Of the little White House.
He neither read newspaper while he was
tenants or official staff. The Wilson meals
are devoted 10 eating as rule. The excite
ment Of running for President has note
tlulled any appetite 30 far as can be
learned.
1900 TeIeGrams.
When the Governor went into his Office
which is wing OF the house. several
grams which had come since 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon There had been
some effort at classiff cation. but the work
had not yet heen completed ny any means.
There was no doubt that the Governor
was pleased at the number of messages.
but the thought that answers might he
expected was enough TO make a man
who is by no means wealthy look serious
There will he no answers TO many OF them.
it may be announced. The Governor has
compromised by issuing statement which
he hopes everybody will read
He did. however, answer Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood, Judson Harmon and
all others whose names came up at Balti-
more. For the others he said this:
"To all the thoughtful and generous
friends who have sent messages OF con-
graduation I want to express my hearty
thanks. ! shall not be able TO answer
these individually. am afraid. they are
TO delightfully."- numerous. ] hope this
under their eyes. These messages Of
personal confidence help immeasurably
to,nake public service seem worth while. "
The list OF telegram senders seems TO
embrace about every big man at the bal
timOre conv vention with the exception of
William Randolph Hearst, who has not
yet conveyed h it congratulations.
Gov. Baldwin of Connecticut wrote: Il
hopc the platte will he shorter than
that threatened. However. nothing will
prevent you carrying Connecticn' this
Murphy In Early.
Charles r. Murphy Of New York was
hp IL 10
morning.
Permit me to extend my hearty con-
gratulations Your nomination means a
great Democratic victory
Mayor Gaynor said: Please accept my
congratulations.
Perry Belmont had this to say: My
sincerc-t congratulations. Under your
leadership ii progres,i, e Democratic party
will triumph over both the President and
his prcdeces
Atee Pomerene. United States senator
from Ohio: Accept my hearty congratu-
lations. My services are at your COM
inand for tho campaign"
tingy Conners of Buffalo. who signs
his name Vim. j.. wired a splendid
fight won the right way congratulate
yon and the Democratic party upon
your nomination.
Senator Mark A. Smith showed that he
is good loser by sending: FL was for
my schoolboy friend and college class
mate Champ Clark until this after
noon. From now Oh am with you with
all that il in Inc. | congratulate you.
our party and our country on your success.
which will he repeated in November"
Richmond Pearson Hobson and Mrs.
Hobson signed jointly a message which
set forth "We congratulate you and the
Democratic party and the country upon
your superb victory
Ex-Mayor George b. Mcclellan tele-
eraphed: Accept my best wishes and
aupport'
William F. sheehan said; Il hope you
will be elected"
Gov. Hall of Louisiana wired briefly:
Il extend my congratulations.
500 From Republicans.
Among the kilograms 30 far sifted
out are at least 800 which have come from
Republicans who say they will vote for
Wilson in November.
Mayor Brand Whitlock has sent word:
II am glad the great responsibility is in
such hands rs yours and ! congratulate
YOU. 1t will be satisfaction such as
one does not often feel to vote for YOU
Irwin r. Bush. head Of the Bush Termi-
nal Company, New York. teegraphed
briefly: II promise you at least one Re-
publican vote
Mayor u. ". Alpiner of Kankakee, III.