Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
coNeRATuLArED RRANDEeEE.
Governor Baldwin Is Among Those to
 Write to the Senator.

Governor Baldwin Is Among Those to
 Write to the Senator. Among the many congratulatory messages that have come to Senator Frank B. Brandegee of New London was one from his late opponent Gov ernor Baldwin. The message and the reply are given with some of the other congratulatory messages:
 Hartford, Nov. 4, 1914 My Dear Senator-I congratulate yot1 on the result of the first election in Connecticut under the seventeenth amendment to the United States Con- stftution. It has put it beyond ques- ton that the people want you to re- main where you are for at least six years longer.
 Yours sincerely,
 Simeon E. Baldwin New London, Conn, Nov. 5, 1914. My Dear Governor-Your letter Of the fourth instant. congratulating me upon my reelection to the senate, IS just received. appreciate deeply your i courteous and generous action. I as- sure you that had you been the victor, T would have been the first to con gratulate you.
 am, with high respect.
 Very sincerely yours,
 Frank B. Brandegee-
 E Hartford. Conn. Nov. 5, 1914. Dear Senator-Let me offer you my congratulations on your reelection as senator.
 Very sincerely yours,
 Herbert Knox Smith. New London, Conn, Nov. 6. 1914. My Dear MT. Snith--Your letter of the fifth instant, rendering your con gratuIations upon my reelection to the senate, is just received l appreciate your polite and courteous note. As- surfing you of my respect and high re- gard for you. and with best wishes, I remain,
 Always sincerely yours,
 Frank B. Brandegee.
 Norwich. Conn, Nov 4, 1914. Dear Senator Brandegee..-Kindly aS- Eept my sincere congratulations on your well deserved election, as the people of this state have shown by continued confidence in you and the policies of the republican party.
 Very truly yours,
 Arthur L. Pea1e.
 New London Nov. 4, 1914. Dear Senator-In- behalf of the of fcers and directors of the Union Bank and Trust Co.,, please accept hearty congratulations on the event of your election yesterday and the magnificent result. especially your very uncommon majority. The voters of the common wealth have honored themselves no
  r Yours very truly,
 George F. Tinker, President.
 New York, Nov. 5, 1914. My Dear Senator Brandegee-Never in my. life have been so happy as l am this morning to- find that you and Gailinger and Penrose have been en- dorsed by the people and returned with rousing majorities, which lndl- cates that sanity reignS again. am specially delighted that you have been nF Fha foUu who never had an eye on the fence and never compromised on principles. That, the state has recognized your preeminent ability and especially your great services. is a source or pro- Eoundest qualification.
 With best wishes for your future, ~ Faithfully yours,
 Chauncey M. Depew. U. S. Senate, Washington, D. C. My Dear Frank am delighted at the news of your reelection and it must be a source of great qualification to you. to win in a clean campaign vs the strongest man in the democratic party
 Very sincerely yours,
 George P. Mclean. < Norwich, Conn, Nov. 4, 1914. EIvsDeaFs Senator-PieaSe accept nay hearty congratulations. I never was so tick ill all my life.
 Very truly yours,
 Costello Lipp1tt-
 Middle Haddan, Nov. 3. Hon. F. B. degee-PleaSe accept my most cheerful and ardent congrat- ulations for the grand result. Trust ing you may enjoy the best of health and be of great service to your con- stituents. I am,
 Yours truly,
 Horace Johnson. New Haven. Conn.,, Nov 4, 1914. Dear SenatorL have been so de- < cults of Tuesdays election, that have not found time to extend to you my most hearty congratulations. Wishing you further success in the great work which you have undertaken. remain,
 Most sincerely yours,
 Rollin $. Woodruff,
 Ex-Governor of Connecticut.
 Norwich. Conn, Nov. 3. 1914. Hon. Frank B. ndegee-Allow me fu behalf of the Connecticut State As scciation of Letter Carriers to extend to you their heartiest congratulations on your reelection as United States senator Trusting you will have very successful term.
 Sincerely yours,
 John [. Counihan,
 State Secretary.
 New York, Nov. 4, 1914. My Dear Eenator-Few Results of yesterday's elections pleased me more than tho news of your reelection to the senate. congratulate you heart fly upon this emphatic endorsement of your years of influential and states .1nanlilze service. With best wishes, I am,
 Faithfully yours,
 Nicholas Murray Butler,
 President Columbia University. Stamford, Nov. 4, 1914. Ny Dear MT. Brandegee-As the boys say at the game, three long Yale, cheers, for we have won the first half of the game. and T. think in 1916 the second half will roll up a victory. I cannot congratulate you, for that eerm Is too weak, but I am thank ful from the bottom of my heart for