New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
bRYAN'S NAME Up AGAIN
IN WILSON CABINET TALK
President-EIeCt, However, Says
It Was Mentioned Just
Casually.
O'GORMAN is TICKlED
Senator Ali Smiles, but Uncom
municative-May Be Senate
Leader-Draft Of Trust"
Law Pleases Governor.
IBy Telegraph to TIE Tribune.


Trenton n. j., Jan. 9.-For the frs
time since his visit here. three weeks ago
the name of William J. Bryan was dis
cussed at q conference in Governor vii
sons Office this afternoon. II came up In
= casual way, Governor Wilson said. and
il was not mentioned in regard 70 his
cabinet, but tho mere fact that the name
OF the Nebraskan had entered into the
discussions in the private office Of the
President-eleot seemed OF more than ordi-
nary interest.
In the last three weeks some Of the
biggest Democrats m the nation have had
conferences with the President-elect on
men and matters OF legislation" but al
mono of them had the name or Bryan
been mentioned, let alone discussed as
Cabinet possibility.
The Prssident-elect's visitors this after
noon were United States Senators James
A. o'Gorman, OF New York, and Charles
A. Cuiberson, Of Texas, and tlley came In
answer to an invitation from the Gov
amor 70 cell him all they knew about the
special session. the tariff. currency legis-
,lstton and men suggested for the Cabinet,
hfhe eame as tina other pilgrims who have
,Journeyed from Washington in the last
tfoYtniyht.
OoenTnan Al Smiles.
Born 6enseor o'Gornan and Senator
EAiibegson were unconmunicative when
Ahey feft Ere Prssident-eiect's private Of
dee, but the New York Senator was In 80
s,hipper Q mood that IL was believed that
his status with the new administration
'Aad been esta hlfshed and that he would
he one OF tho chief spokesmen for the
new President on the door OF the Senate.
The suerestion that Mr.. OGormsn Is
Jikely to DO named as Attorney General
10 not taken seriously here. Neither Is II
bslisved that any other United States
Senator or representative VIII nave
place in the Cabinet, for while At ieast.
for Il is held. the work OF the special
session will have SO important bearing
in the Wilson administration that the
President-elect will not take any or his
friends out OF Congress until the stormy
DAYS OF the special session have passed
Governor Wilson. in discussing to-day's
conference, said they had talked over the
snec,al session and what should be done
and how little should be attempted
IVY. also canvassed opinion about
,,,n,her Of names mentioned for my CAB
met" the President-elect volunteered.
WAS Mr.. Bryan's name mentioned?
the President-elect was asked.
Yes" he replied, but only IN casual
way" - 49,.
WAS 1t mentioned IN discussing the
Cabinet?H
mo. his name was not mentioned
81 sought the opinion of these gentle
man as TO A number OF men Tor the CAP
met and we had a number of branch
.vc,rsions. which would make GOOD news
stories the President-elect added. He
declined, however, TO give out any OF the
names.
Governor Wilson said that the reason
some men constantly in his commence
had not come 10 confer with him al
Trenton was that they had large business
interests. He mentioned William G. Nc
Adoo as one OF these men. and said that
he was constantly in his counsel. i
have communicated with him frequently
over the telephone" the President-eIect
said.
The Essex Troop. the crack cavalry or
yanization OF Newark and the oranges,
has been selected as the guard OF honor
for the President in the inaugural paraoe.
Covernor Wilson gave out this inforrna-
tim. and he also said he had heard that
the parade would be shorter than usual
and that only one brigade of the New
Jersey National Guard would take part
Governor Wilson this morning went
aver the bills prepared by ex-Judge Van
svckel and Chancellor Walker changing
the corporation laws of New Jersey, and
he aaid they were satisfactory in that
they entirely prevented the incorporation
Of holding companies in the state. Asked
what penalty was provided he said the
offence va. made rnisdeneanor.
The Preside intellect said he intended to
bavA further conferences with members
of Congress before reaching any decision
as 10 the special session I'm the makeup
~ his Cabinet. He viii leave here to-
morrow afternoon for Chicago, where ne
Sin speak at the dinner OF the CONNER
eisl Club on Saturday night.
President-eiect Woodrow Wilson was
congratulated upon his election 10 the
Presidency in q resolution adopted by the
board of trustees of Princeton University
at it's quarterly meeting here to-day. The
resolution was introduced by DR.. John
Grier Hibben, president OF the university.