The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-14
NO RECEPTION FOR BALDWIN
GOgFRNOR-FIFrT roo Rf'SS
aND roo MODEST.
Rejects the suE xrstion mat ne Get Along
without . star and WIN Not smash
tnbrok en- Prrrctirnt eeS. 0O0far
the Campaign senate Candidates,

fAaL1Nln. l'tltlah'f N'h' WOW nof -'-Af-'' W
Connecticut. announced to-day that h"
WAS not In favor of the CItizens OF New
Haven having public demonstration IN
his honor because 81 hIS election He IL
the frs Cos arnor- elect 81 Connecticut
that has ever vetoed such plan Gov
Baldwin said
-inasmuCh a. election night has gone
hy and only two candidates on our ticket
Mayor Reilly and myself were elected
do not think demonstration would b"
appropriate. II my personal wishes are
consulted and followed ont | would
rather there would not be any a, thus
time.
Judge Baldwin has received so many
notes and kilograms Of Congratulstion
that he has not time to answer them all
To Standardized Joseph VI. Halloran Of
New Britain h. has lust sent the following
letter
so many notes and kilograms Of con-
graduation Of which yours il one. have
heen pouring in that | find myself quite
unable To send a special answer TO each.
Believe me that am deeply sensible
Of the confidence in me which 40 many Of
my fellow citizens have testified by their
votes II will be- nv earnest endeavor
tn show bv my administration Of the offic"
with which they have honored me that |
am not unworthy Of the trust which has
been committed into my hands
Thanking you especially for your good
wishes and kind words. I am sincersly
yours. SIMEON e. BALDWIN
To-day in this city they are IA liking
shout tho prospects Of Governor-elect
Baldwin as a Presidential candidate In
1912. The suggestion will find favor
with the Democrats Of Connecticut The
manner IN which the new Governor wealth
cred tho recent strenuous campo ign
stamps hum az a person OF vigorous mind
and robust physique. II has already
been observed that as a campaigner he
fooled rhe best n the experienced politi- |
clans and showed that he could have
withstood the strain and fatigue for |
MANY weeks longer.
Chairman Comstrck II the Democratic !
State central committee has said that
the Governor elect ~ a man who measures |
mp to the requirements Of the highest !
executv. offic. in the country and that !
he ia safe and conservative" and Possesses
n wonderful Intellect
Then Judge Baldwin = controversy with ,
ex-Prescient Roosevelt has put him IN !
Inc foreground WIN many ie'fntlVEhl- IN
the country. who know Nv This time that /
even Col Roosevelt can't scar. the Com /
necticur eN-Ch Of Justice
JlIdSs Baldwn.S action in court against /
Col Roosevelt will ha held back for a short /
time because "f Judg. Baldwin prapara-
ton for his Inauguration as Governor Of !
Connecticut n" will have a great deal !
N do be- waen now and tho first week in |
,.E
executive secretary 70 select and num- :
her of other important appointments TO T
fix up hafor" h" Cake- Up the duties 81
Governo-
There IL alrnady-a great deal Of spec,Ila- !
ton as to whom hs will name on his staff
It has been suggest al tina. the Governor
elect establish precedent by doing AWAY |
with the appoint rnent Of star Many !
citizens Of Connect icut sav the Governors !
staff is purely ornamental al and not AZ all !
practical and that the Governor could get |
along very well without il Those who !
are close 20 Governor elect Baldwin said /
to-day that he would not dispense with |
the staff. thar all Governors h~ret ofors !
back to Colonial DAYS have had heir a. aiYs |
and that Judge Baldwin would not break |
the Gust ON OF all ma predecessors. There |
~
among the Democratic poliiicia Of |
Connecticut II Governor elect Baldwin |
should decide no. 20 have military staff. !
for the candidates for rhs staff appoint !
ruents are to be found by the dozens in |
nearly every one ~ the eight counties Of |
CONNECTICUT
II has been givensou' that - an is the
exact amount that Mr. Baldwin CON
tributed 20 the carnpal gn fund 81 the !
Democratic party II was reported that |
the Judge gave s.HoO. hut from this
amount he deduct ed s2'N. which he used |
TO defray his personal expenses for max
ing trips sbor the State for the pur pose |
Of speaking &c Wh.n Judge Baldwin !
announced that 81 .OoO as all that be o,ilj |
give fespit. the fact that h. docs NOT |
deny he could afford to give much more |
there was adverse comment by some Of |
the leading Democrats who because Of
the scarcity ~ money thought that tn.
Governor elect should give larger
amount He declined. however saying
Now. gentlemen. Won know II has aiw ava
b~en nv opinion that "a candIdat. ~ ould
not contribute to "A campaign fund NOR"
than one wear salary. ] will give - ON
but from this sum ~ y matter ~ principle
must deduct $3.50 for my personal ex-
pensas.
The Judge would not even give tho
5000 and th"n pay his own expenses,
declaring that Il would he n violation Of
hiN principle regarding th. matter. n.
eslaily consantad In deduct only 500 for
hls personal EXPENSES and gave his check
for H. 500.
Two years ago Gov George L. LIlley
cevtIfied 10 .Np.-n=.-. NJ over $50 100 The
salary l. sIOrD p-T year
IL was stated that IN. Hon A Haaton
Robertson of this city. who was the Demo-
cratic romine.. for Governor two years
ago. spent $4,000 for carnpai gn expenses.
Gov. kollin y. Woodruff ~ New Haven,
who VAS Governor the two years preced-
ing the Lillsy administration. gave 81, 600
his two years salary. Ia the campaign
fund Of the Republican Stat, central
committee.
Judge Baldwin - closely watching
the outcome Of IN" petition for recount
in the Third Congressional distriCt Of
this state presented by X J. Jstioin. the
Democratic notninee for Congress The
pstition was submitted last evening 20 I
Justice Thayer OF the Supreme Court
Ut Connecticut and an order was issued