Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-18
Roosevelt to
Go on Stump
HAS PLANNED TO MAKE MURDER
OF SHORT TRIPS.
IN THE MIDDLE WEST
Three Cities Already Scheduled Fov
Visits Next Week--WjU Invsd.
New England the Following Wssk.

oyster Bay A. ", March 17.-Ths
'tsl information concerning tho plau
ol campaign mapped out by tbt
Roosevelt leaders at their conference
.n y eW o prh on Friday and SATURDAY.
was given today b. Colonel Roose-
Nt't Tie SAID he uad decided der
ln'Je-F 20 make d Number or speeches
III 1trloas parts of The country IN the
near future.
A Number Of Short TRIPS
Colonel Roosevelt said ar the sutsnt
tnaJ h- would MOI make Ill country
Wioe speaking tour He Thought that
SacA thing would ba iuadvisahle. ana
l--al moreover the physical strain
Ecula be too great lt IS his idea te
make u number Of comparatively short
rips, 50 arranged THAI he wall be sOls
10 speak in STAKES where the Roosevelt
sentiment is believed to be strongest
Middle West Next Week.
The speech before the civic Forum
IL NeW York city on Wednesday night
IS tne FIRST on the programme. Later
f--S week lie viii speak somewhere on
ne East Side in New York. If a hall
can be obtained. Early next week he
viii start on a short tour Of tine mid
die west. Three speeches have been
decided upon--at Chica 50, ST. Paul
er Minneapolis, and st. Louis. Other
stops may be arranged later.
New England Week Of March 81.
In the week beginning March 81
Colonel Roosevelt will so into New
England. Speeches are to be madB in
boSton and Concord, n. H., with pos
Sibly Portland, Me, though Colonel
Roosevelt doubted whether he would
be able to go TO Maine before the pri-
maries are held. trip To Philadel-
phia and Newark is to be made in the
week of April z. None Of the speak
ing dates has been definitely fixed. The
Roosevelt campaign managers are at
work upon the itineraries, which prob
ably will not be completed for several
days.
Claims Misrepresentation.
During his talk to the newspaper
men today, Colonel Roosevelt claimed
that misleading information in
regard to the campaign was being
disseminated in news dispatches. He
said that some of his supporters told
him that in certain news reports the
facts regarding the relative strength
Of the Taft and Roosevelt forces wora
misrepresented.
Results in Indianapolis and Kansas
City.
Ex-senator Beveridge, he said. told
him that the situation in Indianapolis
was not truthfully stated in despatch
es to the effect that the primaries
there resulted in favor Of President
Taft, whereas Mr.. BeVeridge said they
were two to one i'm favor of ColOne4
Roosevelt Governor Hadley Of Mig
souri, told him, Colonel Roosevelt con-
tinued, that a similar situation arosA
on the day of the republican primaries
in Kansas City.
Expects 20 New York Delegates.
Replying to a statement credited to
Samuel S. Roenig, chairman Of the
New York county republican commit
tee, that Colonel Roosevelt would not
have more than four or five delegates
from New York state, the colonel
said
4 expect we viii get at least twenty
delegates, and if it were not for the
| bad primary system in this state we
would break even OF better
Wants Square Deal from National
Committee.
The colonel said he did not believe
the Roosevelt forces would have con-
rol Of tie republican national COM
mituee and all that he wanted from
the committee was a square deal On
Tuesday Colonel Roosevelt viii go to
NeW YORK To meet Mrs. Roosevelt aus
lIiss E-le! Roosevelt. who are return
Gg from Z "trip TO Central A1uerir9-
|umprrlW he Will gl 10 d S. Patrick 3
eay dinner u tae usgn0cring town
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