New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-16
Bia Stick for Panic Makers.

Senator-eleCt James was more vigorous
I'm his ienuncistion OF those who would
create a panic. lie said he heartily APP
proved Of everything IN Mr. wilson's two
speeches. and then swung big Suck
on those seeking to create trouble in the
following words:
ANY interests that try to bring about
panic in this country VIII ma thal
Congress which will be Democratic IN
both Houses. will Immediately appoint
an investigating committee ana ma out
who is responsible and deal narshly with
them There is not one word IN either
Of Governor Wilson's speeches which
should alarm any honest business man
When the President-elect was told OF
Mr. James's comment ne said with sar-
castle smile:
Then they could find out By investi-
CATION II I was responsible Tor it.
The Presiden,-elect has received many
letters and kilograms. some praising ms
speeches and others condemning them.
one telegram that aroused his ire came
from New York and was signed John
W williams" II read
Don't be such a fool Use your brains
and keep your mouth shut. Don't be a
silly ass and make the whole country
ashamed OF YOU"
Just before luncheon Joseph p. tn.
multy. the President-elects secretary
gave ont the following statement, after
getting the President-e!ecrs O. X. on IT.:
The Stand Wilson Takes.
Attempts are being made TO make an
issue Of Governor Wilson's speech al
chicago This is nothing less than anus
Ing Governor Wilson's attitude on bust
ness and It's relations 10 the government
as expressed In his several speeches since
election. Is. as any well Informed person
IN the cOuntrr would testify. exactly
the same as his attitude before his noml-
nation and before his election.
Every word that Governor Wilson has
uttered IL in complete harmony with the
principle 20 which he has strictly adhered
throughout his public career.
n there is any surprise AZ this att
tudc IL can be manifested only By those
who fail to realize that the country had
elected To- the Presidency an honest and
fearless man, who means exactly what
he says.
Senator Cores visit to-day came as a
surprise, and II at once revived reports
that all was not harmonious among the
Democratic Senators at Washington. The
Oklahoma Senator was here less than a
week ago with Senator lloke Smith, OF
Georgia Both these Senators are said 10
be active candidates fOT the Democratic
leadership in the Senate. and his mex
pected visit to-day Occasioned much com
ment Senator Gore was in New York
and arranged to-day's meeting with the
Prcsdeut-eleCt over the telephone. 1t
looked 10 those who have been watching
things that he kind OF put one over" on
the Sens tor from Georgia.
Senator Gore. IN talking OF the contest
in the Democratic ranks at Washington,
held out the olive branch 10 the belliger-
ents
II believe that the programme which
will he mapped out" he said I'm talking
OF the seniority rule. will be FOR peace,
progress and prosperity. have a con-
fident hope OF success-the prospects are
reassuring. | have not invited. and |
think no one has invited the President
elect 10 participate I'm the plans FOR re-
organizing the Senate. II is gratifying 10
know that all Democrats are on the
march. none marking time, none standing
pat none running away I think that
both branches of Congress will work In
accord with Mr. Wilson. | think a just
and rational solution OF the seniority
rules Is in sight