The sun., 1912-08-07
WILSON READY FOR
HIS NOTIFICATION
Meets Gov. Marshall, Who Says
Best Issue in Indiana Is
the Tariff.
EOILA WELLS, TREASURER
Charles r. Crane to Be Vice.
chairman Of Finance Com.
mittcc at Chicago.

or receptions. work and consultations at
Trenton. where he announced the ap-
continent of Rolla Wells of st. Louis az
national treasurer and Charles Il. Crane
.ftIiraso IA vicc-cha!rmdn of the finance
c,,n,rit,.., Gov. Wilson wound I'D a
very busy day tonight by going over
10 spring Lake and greeting Gov. Mar
shall. his running mate.
Ihe t~o men needed no introduction,
and when the slender Governor Of
Indiana caught sight Of the equally
slender but taller Presidential nominee
s,riding through the lobby OF the New
Monmouth with Miss Margaret Wilson
and James Woodrow the reception took
place right there.
They shook hands again and again,
s,,i things and smiled laughed a little
,slked some more and moved away for
A GOOD heart to heart conference. which
both declared to be without any political
-iGni,icance.
Mrs Marshall. Mr.. Lamb. Gov Mar
-halI'- host; Miss Wilson and Mr.. Woodrow
visited together. leaving the two nomi-
n.es ,o talk it over. The presence of the
NO distinguished visitors created quite
a stir IN the hotel and soon thcre was
DIG i'm. of automobiles out in the drive
way a- nearby summer residents just
happened in hoping TO see the two men
together
Mr.. Wells. the new treasurer. is SO years
I'D and Princeton man Of the class Of
l,76 tie is banker and Interested n
some strong financial institutions of his
native city. st. Louis. He was the Demo-
cratic Mayor of ST. Louis in 1901 and 1909
II. has decoration from the German
Emperor. His son, Lloyd Wells. was
member of the class of 1907 at Princeton
under " oodrow " ilson and the mana ger
II a champion athletic team.
Mr. Wells was a Clark man until the
convention decided, and he with MIR
Francis and other prominent Missourians
pledged his support to the ticket. II
ti.veIo,s now that Mr. Wells had some
good friends pressing for his appoint :
mont National Committeeman T.. +.
uGltra. who was here last Friday night
Was SAID to be one of them.
Mr. crane. who was also pressed for the
sam. place. will have a most responsible
position as vice chairman of the finance
,pmmittee He will be at the Chicag
ucadquarters. while Chairman Morgentnar
viii b. in New York. Mr.. Crane : appoint
in,nt will be most acceptable to the pro
grcs-ive followers of Senator la Toilette
who will not tie themselves up with the
third parry,
The arrangements for the notification
ceremonies tomorrow are all carried our
except for the Graping Of few f'agS and
thu roplng of of a small enclosure There
Ii every mdicati ION of "a great crow! IN
addt ion TO the official and political par
ticpants. All the hotels and boardins
houses in the vicinity Of Sea Gilt are tul
tonight and many of the arrivals to-da,
are from far distant points.
Gov. Marshall arrived at Spring LAX,
this afternoon with Mrs. Marshall anc
John f. Lamb. their host He was look
ing as fit as fiddle and is as confident "a.
he could he.
Il can't speak for the country "a GER
tainly as I can speak for Indiana in the
latter of big issues" said the Governor
hut I can tell you that the tariff il tn.
one big thing in my State. When the
Democrats made that the issue in the Til ier
,ampa ign they carried Indiana. az they
i,l when they made it an all important
ssh" for Grover Cleveland. They are
going to repeat this year with Wilson"
Roosevelt and the third term" The
Indiana Governor gave his mustache
dcri-ive yak: They think that some
'hr Bull Moosers. The defections will be
h"Elgihle.
OF course it will be the tariff and al
20. evils that grow out of it, repeated
~" man who is running for the Vice,
pr"sidency This people rule cry o.
lpp-.lelt is all foolishness. because every
ol" knows the people do rule. They get
Nat they want. They want a revision
- The tariff this year, They do not wan
such sudden cut as will wreck business
pg' they ant TO live cheaper. You cannot
rahd them moral principles instead OF
gi'" people the consolation OF religion
chen they are hungry. When they ash
fur salad they do not want salvation.
y feel pretty strong on the tariff my.
>o.f continued the Governor Il am
opposed to the doctrine OF protection
DO not grant to any one the right TO I'M
po-. any tax which will take money oul
of my pocket and put 1t in another man 3
dp not like a condition in which the only
o'"- who do not worry as to the outcome
Of the year are the very. rich. do not
believe in this trusteeship under Goo
some men have set up. They have never
bo"n able To convince me that the sigma
'nr,. ON their credentials is genuine,
-, How about going into Maine
G rernors"
am going where they think I will dc
-" most good. was the prompt answer
= do not know what engagements have
n,e"n made for me, II it is Maine. tler
Name IL is.
he Governor said that ne had his
sp""oIi Of acceptance pretty thoroughly
r. hl. mind and would be all ready for
'h" 10Th when Judge Alton b. Parker
a'd NO committees at Indianapolis viii
n"''y him.
III" TWO Governors remained together
.'ui. n was nearly 10 O'Clock.
+ nas simply IA personal call" said
'''' NlSou. ave did not talk politics
found hlin a perfectly charming man"
= trenton to-day Gov. Emmett O'Neal
A'"lama had IA talk with Gov. Wilson
'Nd Ehru he came ont Gov. O'Neal sale
'AH' luli Moose propaganda about the
".n.r"d brother would not 60 very far.
ana gong to tax" my coat on for tbs
20 r"i u" added Il have been honoreC
"'' Invitations To deliver sTseches il
H''th"rn States, and expect to make
coral IN New York at least"
l'"ia ware delegation Of 100 got in
""'fly after noon on II special Willard
HuIl~blny he'd them and said that Della
o." was IN much the same situat iOT
N"N j'r-"y WA, before Wilson becam,
''N'ril"r Ths Drlawar" Democrats
f." hppng this year to rescue Their
N.''" From tn" influence Of the million
".'"s pucke'book and ths domination
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