Identifier: reviewofreviewsw42newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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IDATE FOR COVERNOR OF CONNECTICUT In the State of Connecticut a cZTJJtel notable political event has beenthe nomination for the Governor-ship, by unanimous action of the Democraticconvention, of Judge Simeon K. Baldwin, ofNew Haven, formerly Chief Justice of the State, who has been president Of the Ameri-can liar Association and is eminent as ascholar in history and an authority in juris-prudence. Judge Baldwin lias never beenactive in party politics.hut represents citizen- ship of the highest quality. In recent year- theRepublicans have gained steadily over theDemocrat sin the State of Connecticut, and thisyear they have nominated for the Governor-ship one of their youngest leader-. Mr. Charles\ Goodwin, of Hartford, who has been ex-ecutive secretary under Governors Lilley andWeeks and i- exceptionally promising and effi-cient . The Republicans have not chosen badly,but the Democrats have quite outdone them-selves in finding so distinguished a candidate. THE PROGRESS OF THE WORLD 393
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DR. WOODROW WILSON. NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY __, .In New Jersey last month the Htm Jertey s J J , #«x( surprised both them- selves and the country by doingan ideal thing. They nominated PresidentWoodrow Wilson, of Princeton University,for the Governorship. It would be needlessy anything in eulogy of \>r. Wilson. He>f our foremost authorities upon all• rtaining to the science of politicsand government. He :- an orator of greatrharm and distinction. It would be absurd■ hat a man capable of admin;illy the affairs of :i<- of our g:<rn uni is not the equal in c ability of the typical lawyer or politicianfor the ;, ernor in our 5l mong many in the convention thain was a ^ holarly rw Ium- who.t of pla<<- in the hurly-prejupromptly■■ h<- hadlublicans held 1 ;:, M. Lewis, as their candidate. The Republicanconvention seemed in control of stand-patreactionaries, although Lewis and others suc-ceeded in sharply changing a platform thatwas originally design

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