The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-11
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 Roosevelt is losing ground" is tht report which comes from many pIa- res where the third term movement -Sl8s been believed to be very strong We hear il every day. There are in dications that he won't be as strong iy supported in Illinois in November are visible in Massachusetts and Penn sylvania- But the most remarkable slump in the third termer's prospects is afforded in the Pacific coast states >She time of the launching of the pro- -SreSsiVe party, it was predicted that he would easily win the solid electoral vote on November D. We recorded yes terday the prediction of W. J. Bryan who certainly knows a good deal about political sentiment on the Pacific side of the country, that Wilson and not Roosevelt will have the California siectorai votes. Yesterdays issue of the Washington Post contained the following:
 Representative Robert L. Henry of Texas is at the Raleigh, in Washing ton, from the west.
 From observations I made while in the west he said, Colonel Roose- welt has lost all chance of carrying California, the only state in which he the reaction came in California, the chances of the bull moose party in Or egon and washington also went a.
 Republicans in California will vote the Democratic ticket in thousands" :" continued MT. Henry. MT. RoOsevelt's S trip throughout the western states did him more harm than good. Even Gov ernor Hiram Johnson, Roosevelt's run ming mate, does not stand good in his mia are turning toward Wilson and Marshall, and for the first time in years the state will return a large Democratic majority in November.
 Representative William Sul1er, with Martin Glynn, will carry New York state in November. Billy Sulzer is low ed by all classes of persons in New York city He has come to the front for them many times
 With Sulzer's popularity, backed by the large following of which MT Glynn can boast, New York state this fall will show the greatest majority ever given a Democratic candidate.
 The Roosevelt crowd of political hiEl1binders. headed by Heney and '-Hi'' Johnson, have probably over reached themselves in California. They have seized the Republican organiza- at the head of the regular Republican ticket, the ticket of the party which their candidate is saying, in all his speeches. is dead. The Republicans man have been left without any op- portunity to do so unless they write electors on their ballots. This is the Kind of politics that defeats itself. These Republicans-there are more than 5O.O0O of them-wiIl probably vote for Wilson and Marshall and knock the Roosevelt ticket into a. cooked hat as Woodrow Wilson hoped that W J. Bryan might be, a few years ago It has seemed impossible that a state so intelligent and so truly pro- g-essive as California could long be ruled by Heney and Johnson and for them the end is apparently very near.
 In the two great states to the north ward, Oregon and Washington, the outlook for the third term party is not much better. . Roosevelt alienat- ed many voters in Oregon by his ex- hfbftion of bad temper, and profanity when he was in Portland, as related in article which we published on Monday But it is reported that he has lost supporters wherever he has spoken He has underestimate the intelligence and the sense of what is .ie-ent and fair of the American peo- pie and is likely to experience some painful surprises before he goes to bed on the night of Tuesday, November B. 1912