Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-26
A Bull Moose
 Raid is Planned
TO CAPTURE ORGANIZATION IN
 SIX STATES
UNDER G. o. P. EMBLEM
Names of Roosevelt Electors to so Appear Wherever Possible - Will Still Pose as Republicans.

Oyster Bay, July 25.-Six republican states have adopted a plan, Col Roose- welt says tonight, for the bodily cap ture of the republican organizations by the national progressive party. The states he named are Kansas, Minne- sota, South Dakota. Idaho California and Washington, and in each of these states, according to Roosevelt lead CTS who have talked with the ex- president or his aides, the republican organization Is in the control of the supporters of the new party movement sufficiently to enable them to trans fer the organization virtually intact to Col Rooseyelt's support In eacb case it Is the intention to retain the name of republican, and place candi- dates for congress and state offices on the regular republican ticket.
 Roosevelt Electors Under G. 0. P.
 Emblem.
 In states where the law requires that the names of Taft and Sherman be placed on the ballot as the republi- can nominees, the Roosevelt candidates for electors will go in a separate col umn. Where the law does not exact this, the Roosevelt candidates prob ably will be placed under the regular republican emblem, on the theory that Col Roosevelt is the legitimate nom inee of the party. This claim goes back to the meeting held in Chicago on the night the republican national convention adjourned. The Roose- welt delegates, together with Roosevelt candidates for seats in the national convention, who were excluded by the national committee, assembled in Or chestra hall and rendered the presiden- tial nomination to Col Roosevelt, de- claring they constituted majority of the honestly chosen delegates to the convention.
 The Plan in Pennsylvania.
 The plan differs from the one pro- posed in Pennsylvania by William Finn, which probably will be adopted there. In Pennsylvania it is planned that the Roosevelt candidates for cleo tors already chosen on the republican ticket shall run on the national pro gressive as well as the republican ticket, with the agreement to vote for the candidate for president who re- ceives the largest popular vote. In the six states named by Col Roose- welt, it is expected that the Roose- welt candidates will be placed on only one ticket and no such agreement will be made. In Pennsylvania, low ever. 1t is the purpose of the Roosevelt leaders to retain control, if possible, of the republican organization.
 Movement Now We'll Under Way.
 It was Col. RooBevelt's expectation that no decision would be reached aE to the procedure in these states until the general situation was discussed at tha Chicago convention of the new party next month. It has been repre- sented to him. however, that the movement had advanced more rapidly than was expected, and that there is no reason for delaying the work longer It South Dakota. Col. Roosevelt said the plan already had been put into effect, and in the other states it had been decided to take like measures.
 In number of states. including Pennsylvania. no decision has been reached; New Jersey, Maryland and West Virginia also come within this pl