Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-10

Denver, July 10.-William ]. Bryan
was nominated for the third time for
the office of president of the United
States by the Democratic convention
at $40 this morning amid scenes of
frenzied enthusiasm. The result came
after an all-night session ana the
nomination was made on the first bal
lot, the vote resulting: Bryan, 1872 1s
johnson, 46; Gray, 5S12 Total vote,
1905, eight not voting. The vote by
states was as follows.
For Bryan-AlaDama 20, Arkansas
Is. California 20, Colorado 10. Con-
nccticut 3, Florida 10. Georgia 4,
Idaho 6, Illinois "a, Indiana 80, Iowa
26 Kansas 20, Kentucky 26, LOUIS
lana Is, Maine 10, Maryland I. Mas
sachusetts 32, Michigan rs, Missis-
sippi 20, Missouri SO, Montana 6, Ne
braska 10, Nevada 6, New Hampshire
Z, New York rs, North Carolina "a,
North Dakota 8, Ohio 40, Oklahoma
is Oregon s, Pennsylvania AZ, Rhode
Island 8, South Carolina Is, South
Dakota s, Tennessee "a, Texas SO,
Utah Vermont Z, Virginia "a, WASH
ington 10, West Virginia IA, Wiscon-
sin 26, Wyoming 6, Alaska 6, Arizona
6, District of Columbia 6, Hawaii g,
New Mexico s. Porto Rico g.
For Johnson-COnnecticu 5, Geor-
gia 2, Maine /, Minnesota %, New
Hampshire /, Pennsylvania 3, Rhode
Island 3.
For Gray-Delaware 6, Georgia 20,
D Dan 80 lNFl nj a
one from Maine and one from Yer
mont did not vote and six were alb
sent.
Bryan was placed in nomination by
/. ]. Dunn, of Omaha. and his nomi-
nation provoked an outburst OF en-
thusiasm rivaling the demonstration
started by Senator Gore Wednesday.
Congressman w. S. Hammond nomi-
mated johnson, and l.. |. Handy NOM
mated Gray.
The announcement of the vote was
a signal for a wild demonstration
equalling in turbulence, if not dura-
ton, the record-breaking display
which Wednesday afternoon greeted
the frs; mention of Bryan's name.
The scene in the amphitheater at
the moment of the nomination was
one of stirring animation From pit
to dome the vast building was packed
with 10000 people, thinned out in
the galleries after hours OF waiting.
state after state, which at first re-
corded it's vote for Johnson or Gray.
fen into line with an overmastering
Bryan column and the nomination
was made unanimous and by accla-
nation.
The vote had been taken IN breath
less interest as state after state
sweled the Bryan strength When
New York was reached in the call or
states. the announcement of Murphy,
"7S votes for Bryan" brought out
wild outburst of enthusiasm and ap-
proval which for a time compelled
suspension Of the roll call. Further
delay was caused by the demand for
q poll of the New York delegation.
on this poll many New York dele
gates, including Parker remained 81
lent. The majority being for Bryan,
the entire vote was cast for him un-
der the unit rule. Pennsylvania was
similarly called and its vote divided.
The convention adjourned at $3.50
this morning until l p. m, after a
continuous session Of more than
eight hours. As the delegates and
spectators left the hall echoes of the
enthusiasm continued TO reverberate
throughout the building while the
crowds outside took up the shout and
bore 1t along the dark and silent
streets. awakening the city, just as
the pale rays OF dawn were breaking
In the east, with a resounding chorus
OF Bryan, Bryan, Bryant"
Men and women were bowled over