New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-12
WILSON RETURNING:
HIS VACATION OVER
Will Reach Capital Ready
to Take Up Guidance
of Legislation.
TRUSTS FIRST, THEN
RURAL CREDIT SYSTEM
immigration Law Changes and
Alaskan Development Next
in Order.

Prom a StaT Correspondent OF The Tribune.
Pass Christian. Miss. Jan. IL President
Wilson is on his way back TO Washing
ton. After nearly three weeks Of rest and
recreation he ended his vacation 20
night. and shortly after II o'clock left
herc on q special train. Tho President
expects to be back in the national capital
next Tuesday morning at 100 O'Clock
Greatly improved in health. President
Wilson will resume his labors Of guiding
legislation Immediately upon mis- arrival
at the white House
Every switch on the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad from hero to MONTGOMERY.
Ala. will 10 manned until thc Pr.siden-
,ial train has passed. and every section
hand will he on duty for any eu1eT-
Cercy. ln fact eve.y possible precaulion
to guard the Presidents train and put it
over the road on schedule time has been
taken. The President and his family
boarded tho train AZ 2 O'Clock tonight.
and retired NJ once
Next on tho Presidents programme
after the enactment of the antitrust leg
slation. is the establishment of a rural
credit system. Then will come sweeping
changes in the Immigration laws and leg
islation looking to tho development or
Alaska's natural resources.
These are facts divuleed 10y President
Wilson while spending his vacation on the
the administration antitrust bin or Bills
will meet with any serious opposition. and
for that reason has outlined tentative
line Of action to establish the rural credit
system.
Already the President has made a study
Of the report OF the commission which
made the investigation abroad and is con-
WINGED that the time is opportune for bet
ternC the financial condition ~ the
American farmer. II is understood here
that Senator Fletcher has i'm the course
Of preparation a hill contemplating the
recommendations OF the commission. al
though IL is probable that before any
steps arc taken in Congress the President
will submit special message on the sub
ject.
Advices from Washington arc to the ef-
feet that everything is IN readiness 70
rush through the administrations anti
trust legislation. so that about the first
thing the President will do upon his re-
turn will be TO take UP the question Of the
personnel of the Federal Reserve Board
and other details to put the new currency
bill in full operation. lie has kept IN
touch with the progress and developments
In connection with the committee work
since coming here.
The President has written rough
draft of his message on trust reform.
but will not send il TO the printer or ar
range for its delivery untilhe has talked
II over with Attorney General McReyn-
olds. other members of his Cabinet and
the Congressional committees that Will
have charge of trust legislation.
Denial was made to-day Of reports
that the President had dropped a mint to
recent visitor that he might select
William n. Taft for the Supreme bench
when Chief Justice White retires. II
was pointed out at the Presidential cot
tage that no one had seen the President
here who possibly could have had a con-
versation with him on anything relat-
ing 10 the Supreme Court
While those close To the President
still insist that no change in the admin
istrations attitude toward Mexico will
result from the visit here Of John Lind.
the Presidents personal envoy to Mex
leo. there is every reason to believe that
President Wilson will soon take decisive
action.