Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-28
WILSON MAY NOD
MARSHALL TO HIS
CONFERENCES
Of CABINET
President Elect CoasaIts with
Running Mate on Party Poll
cieS and Personnel Of Men
Selected ior Portfolios,
PROGRAM HAS NOT BEEN
FULLY DETERMINED


Each Day IN Capitol BaIldmel
at MaShnato0
m, Nornins seafpal spe,sai tea.ed wircN
Wonton y D. f,h. as 1--we nrceo- 4
dents LOOKING toward CLOSER to-un I
awuon between thc executive and
branches of the national
government maN hc established und,f
Ihe administration oi president Mood
row wilson Tho one would permit
lhc Vice president of the United states
to slt. for the ursl Time ln the cabinet
councils of tho president and the other.
would lind the chief executive "a the
canitol huldina physically IN closet
touch with memhcr or the house and
stnato.
Discussion 81 the ntter innovation
came to Nr Wilson's attention toda,
when magazine article declared that
thc president -elcOt had stated hc
would spend snme hours daily IN the
presidents room az the capitol used
hitherto onN when the president
slrnod or veteed the eleventh h-hour
acts of an expiring conrfess
Talk Of the otnel chanae In rresi
dertnl customs WAS revived when
Vice President Marshall ef lndinna
visited Nh Wilson to-day AZ the stnte
house. while 90 lhe way 80 Washing
ton Legislative policies, Including
the program for the extra session
nart, pledees. the personnel of the
cabinet and numler ~ inglmato de-
tails Of tho coming administration
were discussed after which the an+
nouncement came from both men that
the, were Ia hcatA ntrofd lhe
pieadeht.e paid hlsh tfihuie i'
Mr Marshall and said Vefe tianltN
that Mis- friendship ANA his aeaualnl-
unoc with Mi Mnrshall's ability we're
snch thuf he expected Go consult him
freely
Mr. Wilson did not say whether
this close relationship with the Wee
president might ultimately mean cN-
tending seat Ia the eahnet cham
ber "a him He Indicated both win
respect Ia this idea aud 10 the one
thnl ho might spend much Of his Time
nj the cantel hulldinp that he would
decide THINGS uf this hind after ne
reached Washington aud Wns IN O.
better position in determine ihe eN-
pedicncg of such CHANGES
1--WE vent over me GROUND cpm-
pletelY' said the ptesldent-eleets dls-
GUESSING his long conference with Mr..
Marrhall = asked him what expires.
ainns hp received in the country ~
large ~ ~ The state of the people
We also tnlhed uf the principles of the.
purty"
ile pausea and added viii q laugh
"Wo compared notes ut tathefi 49,
norancos aa tn what sic personally
are fo do when We get io Washlnsion
Neither uf ua hns had much eSpefl
anre there Mf Wilson said he hnd
not discussed with MI Marshall the
If haYina him sit IN the cab
met lio Nas aslied whether MI Mar
shall frequently would hf consulted
1n admlnls'tHtlun pnNtlt+
'As q CLOSE ann iniltneta ifienn
answered Mr. Wilson naturally
would consult him w such matters
some of OH Fiee presidents hafr been
imone the leading men 81 flie enpii-
Ife Take the lisl as Wheie ana
some have paged q large fatt ~ ihr
ratlons nnaifs M Mnishall + Yef.
heartily 10 sympathy win me anU
Nauis "a e0.upefate N eee9 rpsslplr
Nay
rho president elect said be had /
been anxious fut conference WIN /
Mr. Marshali for some time hNt he
lid not want ta Interrupt Tire fH'Hllon |
lf the Wee president elect II AfizpnN
Ii wanted Mr. MWshall e knoM
iaded the president elect Just whal
k ln MS mind enjpged the Nisl'
greatly because havo knnWn him im
some time and have warm personal
feeling fet him ne has eefy silm
natlng Was of puitine things and
speaks Ia the vefnatulaf g that you
can eet ai eNHeliF "il''