The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-04-25
m S0N AND TUMULN
|pRFAK LONG BREWING
,,D1r PURPOSE SERVED IN
pU DDIrpT REPUDIATION OF .
A 1DDpPERsoN DAY'MESSAGE.
hN.IN.LAW IS GROOMED

Friends are
,,cHTNGTON, D. C,-Woodrow
e,.on,s blunt reputation OF the So
y "WiIsoa message" delivered to
= eG Tot;onaI Democratic Club dinner
Nom York by his ex-secretary,
Ia nh" P. Tumulty, brought open con-
Spi OF the fact known to
iG l@''G Jemocratic circles in the capital
~ nonths- that decided GOODNESS
=. NV between Mr.. Wilson and his
trner aid. ,,,, s:,,,,o,,,, thot
i SE Trmultv is his spokesman in
os noI;tical lies a story OF two
rs g steadilv growing estrangement.
- condition would have brought
-, ~ an open break before Mr.. Will
Ut ioi f. tbe white house, friends now
had it not been for the long
T. Of the former president, and the
81 that such course
III have entailed during his trying
Il DAVIS in the white house.
H. Wilson-Tumulty split had its
stntion during Mr.. Wilson'S long
sences abroad, during which time
Tumulty literally conducted the
scutive end of the government.
Chill Apparent.
The former president is said to have
displeased at some of the poll
oprsued by the white house dur
NJ his absence, but was not in po-
Dn to make a change at that time
ause of the pressure of public bus
and the fact that his own time
TO be largely taken up in trying
lear the rocky road for the league
bations and the Versailles treaty.
hen came the Swing around the
ntry" and the long illness which
ed up to the last day of Mr.. Will
STAY in the white house.
kr Tumulty saw very little of Mr..
son during the last months of the
hinistration. What contact there
between hte sick president and
secretary was conducted by the
bange of notes and memoranda, us
through Mrs. Wilson as inter
larry.
here was a decided lack Of SYM
bv between the two on that chill
oh day when Mr.. Wilson left the
e house. a picture of broken health
i. Wilson retiring to his quiet
e in S street away from the tur-
and Mr. Tumulty to his law Of
here has been virtually no con-
in the last year. Mr.. Wilson's call
were infrequent, and one of the
infrequent of these was Mr.. Tu-
ben came the Tumulty book,
bodrow Wilson as | Knew Him. p"
former president did not see the
uScript before it went to the prin-
and he is said to have been en-
ID when at last it was brought to
attention
mother Break With a Friend.
IS another break between Wood
Wilson and an intimate friend,
her chapter in the series of person
ference with his supporters which
IN first with the break between
Wilson and George Harvey, then
keen Mr. Wilson and w. ]. Bry-
Dolonel House, Secretary Lansing,
now between Mr.. Wilson and his
private secretary of official days.
former president lives in Sc
Gon. Nothing was said on his be-
today by anybody. And Mr.. Tu-
maintains melancholy silence.
not a happy moment for the
who battled faithfully for his
tam only to be publicly repudiat :
relatively inconsequential mat
loT all political folks are agreed
what Mr.. Tumulty brought to
Ne% York dinner was so generally
pea as to be of no especial sig
Ince even though friends of Mr.,
may have for their own reasons
ID to interpret it as an indorse-
o. the former Ohio governor.
TACT that Mr. Wilson, without
ing Mr.. Iumulty, wrote a let
New York newspaper stating
yAH message read at the dinner
MOI authorized" and did not see
Johfrm the conversation in which
NJ attributed to him were voiced
:SI'ed on its face as an evidence
que on the part Of the. former
u5nt and a desire to show the
tSman.
1,4Mf
iulnu!ty has had nothing to
his statement that he was sin
sorry tor the misunderstanding
'.au arisen between himself and
GlIler chief. Mr.. Wilson likewise
"a az nothing more to say. The
?Oout the secluded home in S
even more pronounced than
friends OF both men say the
-. Sah be considered "a closed
~ Il Mf. Iumulty's friends at
lne sensational action of the
president to the petulance of
McAdoo Candidate. =
n wy w. @ McAdoo, son-in-law OF
I SOU expects to be can
.or the democratic nomi-
~, ~ president in 1924 lies one
sns e0,..' lo0lmg causes for Will
w cII,,aeu.a. break with Tumulty,
dave years his secretary and
rs G|S'J J follower, according to
or ,dioi''gr IN which the innocent
MO Drega message from Wilson"
Het h., ,''S M to the Jefferson Day
tssio, ny mr.. iumulty created tie
h. ,o;,' intentionally or otherwise.
he r -o'IIter president was indors-
NJ 'C5,'lhation of Ex-Governor
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