New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-29

vote Harmon gained III votes and Mayor
Ga,nor Of New York secured | vote the
frs! cast for him.
me result Of the eighth ballot vas
clark. 448b: Wilson. 35tHa; UNDERWOOD.
! t2J: Harmon, 1870: Marshall. 81; Bryan y
Kern, I; Gaynor. James y
Tho changes from the seventh ballot
ware. clark lost t. Wilson lost I, Under
wood lost IL. Harmon gained y; Gaynor
and James were added to the list With
| yot. each
| The announcement Of the vote was FOL
owed BY the start Of the ninth rollca!l az
Iu.25 O'Clock
There was no change in the lineup until
Michigan gave Harmon gain OF :, Clarh
land Underwood each losing l. New York
ninety votes stayed With Harmon una
again II was certain there would be no
nomination
In Ohio Harmon lost one ollie James
single vote disappeared Clark and Wilson
each gained one.
Tennessee again shifted slightly Clark
lost half vote. Underwood gained one anu
half votes and Harmon lost one vote.
Connecticut, which was passed early IN
the vote gave Wilson gain OF one from
the Underwood column.
oAnnsylvania. which also was passed
showed loss OF two FOR Wilson Instead
OF the three so far given TO Harmon, todr
we're cast for Clark. a clear gain Of four
for the latter An absentee from Pennsyl
vsnia gave Wilson another vote. making
his loss in the state only one.
No material changes were shown by the
result Of this ballot. which was:
CLARK. ASP; Wilson, 357l.; Underwood,
i72'z; Harmon, i27; Marshall, 81.
This showed a gain OF three and one
haf votes for Clark and a gain OF on. for
Wilson. Underwood lost a half vote AMI
Harmon three votes.
Again the No nomination" announce
mtnt vas made and the rollcsll vas begun
for the tenth ballot
In Michigan CLARK gained four. Wilson
and Harmon each losing two.
New York Breaks to Clark.
Then New York voted over the hush
that preceded the announcement OF New
YorRs vote or each ballot came Charles
2 Murphy's vo!ce
New York cast, .l7hty.cr. for Champ
Clark.
The rest ~ his announcement was lost in
the uproar that swept the hall The clark
r.er With yell leape1 90 their chairs and
4 demonstration was under way,
! TMt.sour4's standard lett It's plac. Ar
Kansas. Iowa. Kansas and Kentucky fell IN
lenind. snd the -rsrsd- around IN. hall
began.
Up in the handstand the hand bla-ed
tcrth Tammany. and tho vproar IN
creased Half dozen clark banners ap-.
reared and soon the aisies we're MED with
a struggling mass Of Yelling enthusiasts
During the demonstration Clark en-
thusast grabbed the standard OF the
Massachusetts delegation, that state not
having voted \ scramble IN which the
Wilson and Clark men INDUCED resulted.
The standards Of several states were car
rled 10 the platform. where the sersea7ts-
alarms endeavored 20 restrain them. AZ
ter a scramble the bearers reached the
chairmans platform
The parade became a -out. Tn. District
Of Columti, Maryland New Mexico, New
York California. Colorado Rhode Island.
Tennessee. Nevada. Washington ard I'LL
nois standards swung into the Wild scrar-
BILE
Meantime the New York standard had
been rushed 20 the stage and raised high
above the yelling mob
The other standard bearers ,ried 70 scale
IN. stand and several OF them gained Il
But two policemen barred the way, and
after a aear.Aght the bearers we're held
back
FisticuHs in the Turmoil.
Charles L. Geraghty, OF St Louis, vho
carried the Rhode Island banner had a
eight with a policeman and was driven
from, the stand The turmoil increased as
the parade again took TO the aisles
The "Houn' Dawg" sons. by the band
aroused another ou.burst. The Clark lead
ers went into the crowd and tried 10 quiet
them, go that the vote might 20 on but
with little success.
The demonstration continued for twenty.
one minutes. but Hnally the call of the roll
was resumed Then Murphy again an
nounced New York.
Eighty onc for Clark; one for Under
wood. eight for Wilson"
New OIh .NOt'S uiib'l Nl' VIII 'NAN'
announced Chairman James and under
that rule casts 90 for Clark
Another outbreak followed this statement
In North Carolina Wilson gained one az
the expense OF Underwood.
In Ohio Wilson lost two 10 Clark
A Clark man in the oklahoma Wilson
delegation wanted the delegation polled.
we we're Instructed for Wilson. with
Clark as second choice" he began. and
we think Clark will be the
lie got no further.
Alfalfa BIZ Murray Of the Wilson end
OF the delegation leaped to his feet.
This delegation Is In two parts he
said Ten for Clark and ten for Wilson
We have polled the Wilson end OF the
| delegation, and 1t stands as Il did al home
| We always had two Clark men among us
We do not Intend TO he dragged into Tam
many Hall"
Wilson Demonstration Starts.
Alfalfa Bill" could not go on, for VIII
son demonstration got under way at once.
| When the Wilson demonstration had
been under way for some time, William j
BRYAN. accompanied by Mrs. Bryan. On
tered the hall He went at once 10 the
section occupied by the Nebraska delesa
ton, and Mrs. Bryan went TO the stage
The demonstration increased as she APP
peared and laughingly waved greetins
TO the yelling thronG.
Bryan's face bore a look Of determinati or
as he took his place with the Nebraskans
The delegates crowded about him, de
manding counsel, but he ignored them
He gazed at the wild disorder about hin
| nd tnlkad .IlIh annual W Int Arm q