Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-09
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ABOUT D HIS CABINET
sPEAks OF TYPES" BUT GIVES
/ NO INDICATION oFisvvHo
HE WILL NAME.
STATE ATE DUTY IS FIRST,
New Jersey Affairs to BE Attended to
Announcement OF Federal
Appointments to Come N
Later.

Princeton. N, j., Dec 17.-After q
months recreation la. the Bermuda
islands, Woodrow Wilson returned
home and took up the many tasks
that confront him n his dual role
as governor of New Jersey and presi.
dent-elect of the United States.
Thousands of letters awaited Mr..
Wilson's arrival and though most OF
them concerned his national admin.
istration the presiG ent-elect made it
clear that he still was governor.
MIR. Wilson said he would defer Of
flee filling and announcements con-
corning his administration until after
he had cleared away the accumulated
details OF his New Jersey office.
Governor Till March 1.
Mr.. Wilson may remain governor
of the state until March /, only
few days before he must go to Wash
finish his program of legislation pend.
ing II he state legislature which con-
venes January IA.
With respect to his cabinet Mr.
Wilson said he had made no final Sc
ieet;u-iS al-
Mr.. Wilson said he realized that be.
fore deciding upon the personnel OF
lis met he would have to determ-
inc just what type of cabinet he would
#l recognized two types from
a review of the manner in which his
.' c@s"nrs have met this question.
One type is the political cabinet, Sc
II ans party material that must
in a sense be rewarded in no effort to
i party har ,nony. The other
is characterized by Mr.. Wilson as the
personal cabinet, made up of men
whose business fitness is known to
him personally and upon whose judg-
ment he would like to lean. &
Guarded About Names.
Carefully steering the corresponds
ents away from all questions Of per-
sonnet, Mr.. Wilson declined to say
Win spe Of cabinet he now prefers.
He said he had written some years
ago magazine article criticising Mr..
Cleveland's cabinets, but he had not
cally asked Mr.. Cleveland which
type he had found the more desirable.
va types Of cabinets he.
said, remind me of question was
ciS scussing with DR.. James Nc
Gosh president Of Princeton in the
late SOS. We were speaking of the
ITO types of teachers-the one who
tried to reach the average intelligence
/ Of the class and the other who catered
to the most intelligent and let the
rank and file get along as best they
could asked DR.. McCosh which he
liked hte better. Oh he said, we
aeed little of both.'''
Taft Invitation Declined.
1t was learned that the president
elect had been obliged to send his
regrets in response to an invitation
from President and Mrs Taft for the
Wilson's to visit the White House
4 some time in January. It is under
stood that Governor Wilson replied
that the converting of the New Jersey
aislature in January would probably
male it impossible for them to &C.
cept the invitation.
N Plan to Give Their Views.
Washington. ~ Appointments with
President-elect Wilson officially made
by the Democratic leaders in con-
gress, are being kept profoundly Sc
cret. Dozens Of men identified with
the direction Of affairs in the two
houses are expected to slip out Of
Il Washington during the next week or
Two for calls or conferences at the
New Jersey headquarters Of the next
{ president, but at present these pros
pective visitors declare they have no
n specit'c invitations and no knowledge
of when they may see Governor Viii
son. I'll .4 mi
Cabinet discussion, which. has lag
ged with the absence of the presi-
d tl@llt-eiact from the country, took q
fresh squirt. William j. Bryan, JOS
ephus Daniels, Senator Gore, and
others who have been engaged in can
vassing Democratic sentiment, Will, it
u is understood, be prepared to outline
to Mr.. Wilson the views OF Demo.
gratis here as to the suitability Of the
various men who have been advanced
h rs likely cabinet appointees. Among
those who are expected to confer with
4 Mr.. Wilson Inv the near future are
4 Senators Gore. German, Hoke Smith
of Gecrgia, eed aud Stone OF Mis-.
souri,, Speaker Clark, Representatives
Underwood, IA. Mitchell Palmer and
Henry and Burleson Of Texas.
E. Il. coMsTocK DEAD.
Served as State. Senator, Representa-