Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
President Wilson and Cabinet
Hold Meeting to Outline
Campaign itineraries for
Principal Speakers,
LANE AND HOUSTON
DEMANDED IN WEST
Bryan Begins Tour Tonight
Covering Much of Central
and Northwestern StateSi
Special Interest in N. Y,

nv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LtAsso wiRgl
Washington, oct President VIII
son ana his cabinet gathered today as
"A political board Of strategy and laid
plans fore the coming congressional
campaign II was one of the few
times since the Wilson administration
came into office that little but poll
ties has been considered at cabinet
meeting.
The session lasted more than two
hours with the entire cabinet present.
Itineraries of cabinet members cam
paign tours were taken up and sub
iects to be discussed In campaign
speeches were gone over.
The president expects congress to
adjourn next week and Immediately
afterward the campaign will be act
lively begun. A letter to Majority
Leader Underwood of the house eN--
pressing the presidents qualification
at the work accomplished and en-
dorsing democratic members for re-
election will be the opening gun.
Democratic Campaign Thunder.
The fact that the United States i
at peace while Europe is at war; the
currency. tariff and conservation bills,
and the handling by the president of
the crisis following the outbreak OF
the Eu opean war, are to be the prin-
cipal points TO be dwelt on by the
cabine. members.
The president is making efforts 10
harmonize all party differences before
the November elections. In this con
nection II was reported in official cir
clcs that Henry Watterson, editor of
the Louisville Courier-Journal. will
follow the example Of George Harvey
and call at the White House to bring
to a sinal end the incident which
caused both men to withdraw their
support Of Mr.. Wilson during the pre-
nomination campaign In 1912 There
has been a friendly exchange Of letters
between the president and Mr.. Wat
terson, it was officially stated
Interested In New York
In New York several members Of
the cabinet. including Secretary Nc
Adoo, have already endorsed Governor
Glynn for recollection, and the presi-
dent VIII formally take the same ac-
ton. Mr.. Harvey has offered his SER
vices In the New York campaign and
the president will consult him Freely
There We're many indications that the
administration would make extraord-
nary efforts towards democratic sue
cess in New York.
In Pennsylvania the president is do-
ing everything possible for the cleo
ton Of Representative Palmer as SEN
ator and may so to Pittsburgh to speak
at a Young Mems Christian associa-
tion anniversary meeting at Mr. Pal
mer's invitation, although he viii no.
make II political speech.
Democratic senators and represen.
tatlves from the west are besieging
the White House with requests that
Secretary Lane and Secretary Hous-
ton tour their sections Neither has
mapped out an itinerary, however,
Bryans Itinerary.
secretary Bryan plans to leave to-
morrow night TO speak IN the Ohio
campaign at pllces to be determined
" the democratic congressional cams
paisn committee, ON Friday and Sat
urday he will speak in Indiana. on
Monday October 10. the reeretary
VIII start campaign through west
crn Missouri, Kansas, Colorado. Wy
oning and South Dakota and during
the following week he will speak in
North Dakota. Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Nebraska