The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-10
ROOSEVELT BEGINS
WORK OFPATCH|NC
UP STA7E'SBUDCEY
Given Welcoming Demonstra'
tons At Many Stops on
Way to Hyde Park

Albany. N. Y. Nov. 10.-(P-Hur-
riedly glancing through piles of tele-
grams congratulating him on his cleo
ton to the presidency, governor
Roosevelt Thursday took up the tasks
Of the chief executive of New York
and with his budget officer went to
work on the immediate problems Of
state financing.
Roosevelt Wednesday motored from
New York, where he received returns
from the national referendum thai
designated him the. occupant of the
white house after next March 4.
He drove into Albany. "Wednesday
night unnoticed and reached the ex.
ecutive mansion without the capita
being aware he had returned.
The governor slept as his motor
car sped up the Hudson river through
q fall rain. He retired as soon as hi
reached the mansion.
| Good night" he called to the cor.
respondents who accompanied him
You'd better 60 to bed, you deserve
good. long rest. I'm going to turn
in right away and tomorrow we'll get
back to being governor"
En- route to Hyde Park, where he
had supper with his mother, Roose-
welt was given noisy wecome by his
neighbors of Poughkeepsie.
AS the Roosevelt motorcade stopped
on the outskirts of Poughkeepsie to
form for a parade through rain-swept
streets packed with people, the car
In which the governors aunt. Mrs.
James r. Roosevelt, was riding was
struck by another machine. She. who
has the same name as the governors
mother. suffered hand injury.
Welcomed At Hyde Park
At Hyde Park, another welcoming
crowd awaited him in front of his
home.
This is grand SURPRISE" he re-
marked, "A perfectly grand surprise.
You all know this is not going to make
any difference to me. I'll be at Al
bany until Jan. /, and I will be at
Hyde PARK as usual. To all of you I'll
just be plain Franklin Roosevelt"
Rhinebeck, village between Hyde
Pork and Albany, had fireworks
demonstration arranged for Roosevelt,
and as his car moved slowly through,
the crowded streets, Roman candles
shooting out from the first row of
welcomerS on either side of the street
formed a glowing canopy.
In his first message to the Amer
lean people, thanking them for their
support in Tuesdays election, the
president-elect invited their help lin
the happy task Of restoration"
The message. in pencil, written in
his large, Scrawly handwriting. was
given out at the Roosevelt 65th St.
home in New York City.
THE vote Of confidence" he said.
was one that has more than party
significance.
Expect Orderly Recovery
1T means. am sure. that the
masses Of the people of the nation
firmly believe that there is great and
actual possibility of an orderly recov-
cry through q well -conceived and &C.
lively directed plan Of action. Such
a plan has been presented to you anc
you have expressed approval.
This, my friends. is most reassur-
ing. It shows that there Is in this
country unbounded confidence in the
future of sound agriculture and hon
orable industry. This clear mandate
shall not be forgotten. I pledge you
this and I invite your help in the
happy task Of restoration"
Roosevelt said he never had any
thought Of resigning" as governor and
turning the post over to his successor.
the present lieutenant governor, Her
bert H. Lehman.
He will, however. commencing
Thursday. seek to make some ad-
justment In state expenditures to cut
down the apparent deficit In opera !.
tions this year. He also hopes to
have next years budget we'll shaped
up for Lehman, when he takes over
the financing task.
Roosevelt will 60 to Hyde Park FRI
day night and remain there until
Monday night, he said, "just resting
md taking things easy"