Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04
FIGHT FOR FIRST PLACE
ENDS ON 46TH ROLL CALL
All Over When Underwood Is Withdrawn-Illi-
nois Leads Break in Clark Forces and SIAM
pede Results in 800 Votes Being Cast
for the Governor of New Jersey.
Baltimore. July 3.

Baltimore. July 3. I
FOR president--Ciovernor Woodrow Will |
)on Of New Jersey.
rur .ice-pres,dent-Cove Thomas Il.
MARSHALL Of Indiana
This ticket was completed az the demo
.ratic rational convention at :o6 q. IN. to-
lay.
The nomination ~ Governor Marshall
tor vice president came as something of
surprise, for when the nights halloting
for vce-president began 1t seemed that
the Bryan Wilson contingent in the con-
venton had definitely settled upon Gov
ernor John T. Burke of North Dakota.
There was not much of fight. however,
and when two ballots disclosed Marshall
easily in the lead Governor Burke's name
was withdrawn and Marshall proclaimed
the nominee by reclamation, a minute
later the convention had adojourntd sine
die. The delegates worn and weary. made
their way out of the convention hall sing
ing and happy to he started for home
END OF THE LONG FIGHT.
Baltimore. July 2.-Governor Woodrow
Wilson of New Jersey was made the pres
idential nominee of the democratic ma
tional convention at the afternoon session
to-day when on the 46th ballot he received
800 votes to 81 for Champ Clark. The Mis-
souri, delegation, which had remained
faithful to Clark to the end. then moved
that the nomination be made unanimous.
There was n great chorus of approval and
the long fight was over,
Only four ballots We're necessary to-day
TO reach nomination. When the conven-
.tion adjourned last night II had seemed
to be In an all hut hopeless deadlock.
Wilson had begun to lose ground on the
last few ballots and CHAMP clark had
made few temporary gains. rms en-
oouraged the speaker to rush over TO BAL
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