The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-09
Won't Run as Compromise Candidate Under Any
 Circumstances
JUDGE ROBINSON IS
 STAMFORD MANS PICK
''TOO Much Roosevelt" in Bull Moose Movement to Suit Him - Points Out That Judge Robinson is Too Inaccessible to Lobby For Him to be the Machine Choice

Local delegates to the Republican state convention which opens in Hart ford tomorrow night and continues ur- til Wednesday night will vote as unit in all probability and that means that Judge S. A. Robinson Of Middle town, who is supported in his fight for the nomination for governor by Senator Stiles Judson will not receive the help which the local delegates could give him That conclusion is reached because of the fact that the local delegates, though standing before the public unpledged, are in duty King and John T. King will be found in opposition to Judge Robinson as the head of the ticket because Judge Robinson is said not friendly to- ward Mr. Kings interests.
 Senator Stiles Judson stated this morning in an interview with Fat to find out what there is back of the sentiment for ex-Mayor Stud1ey of New Haven, who seems to have the rum just at this time.
 "At first it was apparent that the machine wanted pr. George H. Knight Of I-akeyille to head the ticket, said Senator Judson- Then for some req son Or other Dr. Knight lost his ann bition to head the ticket and is in- stead apparently looking for the con- greseionaI nomina ton from the Fifth L. dropped because he didn't seem to get the right sentiment back of him and now they are turning to Studley- I have been trying to find out what is haven't completed my canvass I see indications thaF Studley is the man most wanted by the machine.
 ..I am supporting Judge Robinson for several reasons. To me he seems to typify the Connecticut ideal of a ehiafa eutiAEey-->Xa4z-l<I z-l<Ioss=t4ais-sta 7 %a nfu from the idea that the chief executive should be man of the old school, a man who has maturity in judgment as well as in other things. I honestly believe that many Republicans voted for Simeon F. Baldwin last year be- cause he represented that ideal of a StudIey and believe him well equip ped and fully capable of handling the executive affairs of this state but it seems to me that Judge Robinson ticket because he is more independent.
 T do not say that Judge Studley would work hand in hand with the lobbyists, but I do believe that he would be more acceptable to the lob byists than Judge Robinson. think that Judge Robinson. is the man that the party should nominate It is sell dom that there is such an open and free field in a Republican convention as theEe seems to be this year. and I am very hopeful that much good will come from it. We will have a, fight on our hands this fall; the Third party will do much toward making inroads into our vote, but. there IS good chance if the, convention does the right thing don't see hoT the Bull Moose party can eliminate. OUT majorities even if they do cut into the vote as a Whole.'
 Senator Judson was asked If he would accept the nomination to head the ticket providing the convention fell into a deadlock and the conven-; ton was stampeded for him. He re- piled:
 Under no consideration whatsoever will I accept the nomination. I can not jeopardize my good health to which I have SO recently returned. positively will not accept the nomina- 1 ton. I have got to consider my 1 health first
 Iii further discussion of the local dele gate situation MT. Judson said that
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