The Alaska citizen., 1913-02-24
BLUFF OF "MONEY DEVILS"
 ABUSES WOODROW WILSON

PRINCETON. Jan. l5.-The re ports of unsettled conditions ill the financial circles as result of Presi. dent Wilson's two recent speeches one in Chicago last Saturday and the other in Trenton on Monday. provoked a good deal of discussion III and about the Statehouse today.
 The President-elect had read the accounts printed iii the morning newspapers, and while lie treatei the matter lightly declaring that 1t amused him more than anything else, he permitted his secretary. Joseph P. Tumulty, to issue a state, ment calling attention to the fact that the President-elect had not changed his attitude since election. and that he is merely saying now what he said then in his campaign speeches.
 Senator-elect Ollie NJ. James of Kentucky, after q conference with the President-elect declared that if anybody started a panic the Demo crats. being in control of congress, would appoint committee of inyea. tigation and find out who was res ponsible for it.
 WILSON BECOMES FACETIOUS.
 When this later ras re8oricl te the President-elect. he said.
 Then they could find out by the investigation whether or not vas responsible"
 Secretary Tumultys statement follows:
 Attempts are being made to make an issue of Governor Wilson's speech at Chicago. This is nothing less than amusing. Governor Wilson's attitude on business and it's rela- ttons to the government as expressed In his several speeches since elrc- ton is, as any well-informed person III the country would testify. rxa.ti, he same as his dttituGe before nj nomination and before election. Every word that Governor Wilson h&s uttered is in complete harmony with the principles to which he has strictly adhered throughout his pub lie career.
 If there is any surprise al this attitude it can be manifested onIq by those who tail to realize that the country has elected to the Presidency dn honest and fearless man, wao means exactly what he says.
 JOSEPH P, TGMULTY.
 Secretary to Governor Wilson"
 SEVERAL VISITORS CALLED.
 lh addition to Senator James. thr President-elects visitors today were Senator Thomas P Gore. of Oklaho ma. and William J. Stone. Of Mis- souri. Senator Obediah Gardner of Maine, who had an appointment with the Presden:-elect. was detain ed elsewhere, and will come sont other day.
 Senator James was the first of the visitors. He said he had read the eports of threatened panic printed In the morning newspapers.
 Asked if he had suggested any cabinet material to Governor Wilson the senator laughed and siad
 T would just as soon tell man who he ought 10 marry as 10 tell the President who he ought to put in his cabinet"
 After his conference with the Pres ident-elect Senator Gore discussed the threats of a panic
 President Wilson's administra. tion," he said, will not offer any jus, occasion for alarm. There is no enemy of prosperity in this country excepting the prophets Of panic Nobody has any occasion to fe,tf the administration of Governor Wn- son that does not fear the admins tration of justice.
 BIBLICAL FIGURE USED.
 T do not think the business men of the country will prove themselves Samsons and pull down the temple on themselves. It is just possible the governor is saying d gooo many things now that will obviate the doing Of good many other things
 With regard to the plans of the senate, Senator Gore said
 We hope to map out a program which will insure peace. progress and efficiency, and l have n coniideat hope of success. The prospects are reassuring. l have not invited ani ! think no one has invited the gov. ernor to participate in this plan. l. IS gratifying to say that today all | Democrats are marching; that none | gre marking time; none ale standin. al, and none are running away. 8cth congress and the administration aill work in hearty accord"
 Senator Gore was asked if Governor