The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-29

to scale the stand and several OF
then gained it. but two policemen
| barred the way. and after a near
/ night the bearers were held back
Charles l.. Gcraghty. OF ST. Louis,
Mo. who carried the Rhode Island
: banner, had light with a policeman
and was driven from the stand. The
turmoil increased as the parade again
took to the aislcs.
The "Houn' Dawg" song by the band
aroused another outburst, The Clark
leaders went int VIC crowd ana tsie>:
to quiet It. but with little success,
The demonstration continued for TWEEN
ty-one minutes. Then Murphy again
Announced New York:
"Eighty-one for Clark. one for I'm
derwood, eight for Wilson"
New York votes under the unit
Tuio," announced Chelrman James.
and cast ninety for Clark.
In North Carolina Wilson gained one
at the expense of Underwood.
In Ohio Wilson lost two to Clark.
Clark rlan in the Oklahoma VII
son delegation wanted the delegation
polled. We were Instructed for Will
son with Clark as second choice"
he began, and we think Clark vii!
be the - He got no further.
Alfalfa Biz Murray. OF the VIII
son end of the delegation. leaped to
his feet. "This delegation Is IN equal
parts" he said. Ten for Clark and
ten for Wilson"
We have polied the Wilson end OF
the delegation. and IL stands as it did
at home. We always had two Clark
be drarged into Tammany Hall"
Wilson People Under Way.
Alfalfa Bill" could not go on. for
n n ~ NJ ~
at once. When the Wilson demon
stration had been under way for some
time William Jennings Bryan. accom-
panied by Mrs. Bryan. entered the hall.
He went at once 10 the section occu-
pied by the Nebraska delegation. and
Mrs. Bryan went 10 tho stage. The
demonstration increased as she ap-
peared and laugh!ngiy waved a greet
ing TO the yelling throng.
Bryan's face bore a look OF deter
m!nation as he took his place with
the Ncbraskans.
The delegates crowded about him
demanding counsel. but he ignored
them He gazed a, the wild disorder
about him and talked with Samuel w
FOR the money trust investigating com
inittee. who hurried TO him
Later, Bryan moved TO the seats of
the oregon delegation. and this led
TO tho belief that when that State
was called he would endeavor TO Sc
cure recognition to make speech. a
big crowd OF delegates crowded around
onstration then had been under way
twenty-five minutes. and Chairman
James sought lin vain to quiet the
tumult.
The demonstration had been under
way thir;y-two minutes when Chair
man James sent the sergeant-at-aTns
through the a!sics. This had little et-
feet, FOR the bulk nf the disturbance
came from the galleries.
Mr.. Bryan returned to his Nebraska
delegation.
when some semblance of order was
restored Chairman James ordered Ok
lahoma passed.
Wilson go, seventy-one OF Pennsyl-
vana's votes. In Tennessee Clark
gained i've; Wilson gained one: Har
mon lost four, Underwood and Gaynor
each one. striking Gaynor off the roll.
III Alaska Wilson gained one from
Clark
Wilson gained another from Clark
in Porto Rico.
In Connecticut. which had been
passed. Clark gained four from Under
wood Chairman James directed that
tho Oklahoma vote. which was in dis
pute. be cast ten FOR Clark and ten for
Wilson.
The result Of the vote on the t,nth
ballot was:
Clark, $50.
Wilson. 35O11. =.
Underwood. 111%.
Harmon. II.
Marshall, 81.
Kern, I.
Bryan. 1.
This was a gain Of io4 for Clark.
but he still lacked i,6 OF the neces-
sary two-thrds Wilson lost two. I'm
derwood five and Harmon ninety-six.
Once more mo nominate was an
nounced. but Chairman James took oc-
castor to remark that Clark had re-
ceived more than majority
Begins in Disorder.
This brought storm of protest from
the Wilson men. and the eleventh roll
call was begun in disorder
\ poll of the Arizona delegation wa.
demanded when the chairman tried TO
cast the six votes for Clark A roll
call showed five Clark. one Wilson. Tn
der the Bryan resolution. which sus-
pended the unit rule in primary States.
Wilson was accorded the single vote
In Michigan Wilson gained three
two from Harmon and one from Mar
shall.
Again New York's ninety were cast
for Clark. amid chorus of boots and
cheers. In Ohio Wilson gained two
from Clark. Two Wilson delegates
to Clark. and one of them. V