The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-09


aad the last of the DEBATE, was Gov
ornor Haskell Of oklahoma. He
promptly took up the statement Of
Mr.. Bellamy that republicans could 4
properly vote az democratic primaries. !
rle discussed In sarcastic sentences, /
the contention ct MIR. Bellamy asert. ,
ing that Under tho genteleman's ar.
gument. he might as well have been
elected as delegate 10 the Chicago |
convention After he had charged the
contestees iu the Pennsylvania cases
with collusion with the republicans, !
ne was interrupted by voice from the
rear Of the hall saying
'eGlve EN- the other barrel"
Governor Hasckell charged the
Pennsylvania c0ntestees with being
the tools Of the Standard on company
lie said the convention should say
to the contestees. Go back to your
Standard oil tanks and instantly he
was greeted with a yell OF approval
/ which was. rowever mingled with
T'ye heard that kissing sound come
out II pipe line many time, shout
/ ed Governor Haskell and the convcn-
/ ton broke into a roar Of laughter and
applause He concluded by strongly
urging the adoption OF the majority
report
Governor Haskell was congratulated
by Tom L. Johnson and others as he
left the platform.
Roll Call Granted.
The previous question having been
called for. Chairman Bell was about
to put IL to a viva voce vote when a
roll call was demanded and granted,
g
the minority report IN place Of that
! POI ticp of the majority -epGrt relating
TO Pennsylvania, announced Chairman
Bell as he directed the clerk to be.
gin the call of states
Alabama led of with % votes in the
negative and Arkansas followed suit
With iS Colorado split by casting nine
votes aye and ono no. New York's
delegates led in the applause which
I greeted the announcement
Delaware cast al her six votes
aye
Z Florida cast her ten votes in the
negative and Georgia, always against
E he minority
Illinois. voting under the unit rule
E 'ast 54 votes votes for the minority
SO being declared by Chairman Roger
- Sullican TO be for t.
Edward r. Dunno, OF Chicago de
manded n poll OF the Illinois delega
} ion, and instantly Roger c. Sullivan
: was ON his feet
I "Mr Chairman he called.
Mr. Sullivan" responded the chair
{ man on recognition.
b The vote of Illinois has been poll
I'D, shouted Mr. Sullivan "and. whats
D I hfi hffnualI ngIIaf
+ IT, The only reason for which he now
e rises IS to display his own consplcu
( BUSINESS
The chair ruuled that any member
: lf any delegation could demand a pol
D of the state and ordered he poll o
n the Illinois delegation. The poll shove,
E ls votes cast, whereas tho delegation
= is only entitled to o. Chairman Bel
{ announced the result as votes aye
+, nnder the unit rule. He corrected thi
p later to o. This discrepancy was nc
{ counted for by some half votes in th,
s delegation When Indiana was reach
y ed, Chairman Kern announced:
8 Indiana does not vote under th,
I upit rule but individually casts he
5 80 votes mo-
Louisiana voted aye solidly
J. ity and one for the majority
s. Michigan was divided, but the uni
{ rule carried her over TO the side o
O the majority report
G Nebraska, naturaig went for tn
3 majority as did Nevada
n New Jersey was ruled to be actnl
3. under the unit rule and the entir'
L report
!, New York threw It's full strength o
a as votes with tho Guffey faction
Il Oklahoma cast her IA v,Hes for th
majority report. not yet having com
y into the possession OF her four add
3. tional votes.
" When Pennsylvania was reached
" demand was made flr "a poll of IN
s. delegation
d The Pennsylvania poll showed
It ayes and 2s noes, one not voting an
lr two absent
Ie New Hampshire split her vote abou
rs even as ana South Carolina Tenn
Is essee broke exactly IN half. casting !
n for the majority and the same for th
minority report
rs The tide then set IN steadily agains
Ie the minority report and 1t was ev
rs dent that IL was defeated Idaho an
Ia nounced hat q desired 10 change %
vote from six for thc majority 10 tw
u Ter the minority report and four fa
p. The ron caN was then closed
r. tppn this question announce
Chairman Bell the ayes nave 81
"a votes and the noes Gl5.
.o Tie announcement was greeted wit
b. great cheering
iy The majority report then was adQp
lr ed Dy "a viva YOco vote
% Don't think thai piles can't be cured
W Thousands Of obstinate cases hav
ts been cured by Doans Ointment 8