Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

New York, July "A call to the people of the Uaited States Who are in sympathy with the national progress sive movement to send delegates to national convention to open in Chicago Aug. was given cat this afternoon by United States Senator Joseph NJ Dixon, Theodore RooSevelfs campaign manager. The call is signed by mem bers of the committee chosen at the meeting held at the close of the repub- lican convention in Chicago and also includes signatures of Roosevelt fol- lowers in forty states-
 Territories Not Considered
 The territories have no place in a nstio onal convention and TiI not be considered" declared Senator Dixon in commenting upon the signatures As for the missing eight states. most Of them VIII probably send delegates, a3- though they have not taken part in the call Maine. for instance. postponed any definite action beca1se there IS now a strong fight in the primaries, with the sympathy running in favor or the progressive movement Delaware, North Carolina Arkansas and Nevada win probably take part in the cOnven- tion Mississippi and South Carolina may possibly be unrepresentec-
 Each State to Make It's Own Ru5ea-
 The can lays down no rules as to the methods of choosing delegates, since each state win be expected to se- lect its delegates by It's own paTapher- ualia. The representation will be cut down to just one half that of the pre- viozzs conTeut4ons. This was eonsid- cred advisable. since this eOGT enGion is to be notably q 0eai5eGat%we body and will certainty be eompOsed of a class of men altogether different from those who usually attend convention.
 May Be Named ~Na4sonai Proeress5Ney Tn z11 probability the convention Win adopt the name national pEogEes- siVe' for the new party, bat cannot say definitely what wifa be done, Thus fsg no isSsIss haze bssn authoritative fY ssaded, and of course the Edaaf0t@n iteeif wih have to be decided upon by tbe deaexztesN
 gTbs text of the ca1l in fuh is as fol- io~es
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 "To the people of the Limited States, wTheu regard to past political differ enoes, who through repeated betrayaAs reaEze that today the power of the cnookad poIiticaa bosses and of the privileged ekasses loezhi0d them 1E so Gt1onE In the two oLd party organ&Ea- tens tanzz no heApfn1 mov ernent tn the rea1 interests of our country can enrne gu1 of either
 We he19eNe that the tnEne has eunae for . rrsd1urra1 progressive movement a ras1o@-w1de movRzaen1- n@n-see- tio1aa Enss, so that the peSr1s may be served in s4nceaTtF and tTluth by an organization nnfe4asred by obligation e eonhkcalng interests.
 ~RSssst cf People to Ruae~
 Who heaseTe in the right and ca- Iaekty of the people to rule t1emseawea and effectively to eOutn0l a1l the sgem- eies of tslsaS e0v'esnaaesa1, and who hold thsS only through social and industrial justice thus seemed can honest prop eTt5 6n6 permanent CE0t&eShOm-
 Who believe that government by rhs few tends to become, and has, in fact. become government by the sorSid iRfiHea@ss that eOHtrol inc few,
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