Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-28

slider the resolution at this time. said Bryan.
 The convention was thrown into an uproar. James declared the motion m order. and twenty minutes was al- lowed each side for debate. The Bryan resolution carried by the necessary two thirds vote. Bry- ans argument for the resolution was as follows:
 Accuses Finaneiers This is an extraordinary rssolu- tion, but extraordinary conditions need extraordinary remedies. We are now ,enga ged in conducting a con yention that will place before the country a democratic nominee, anu : I assume that each delegate is here E in order that we may advance the ! interests of our capdidate. That is why introduce this resolution. : There are questions upon which We may assumed the American people are informed, and there is not a dele gate at this convention who does not know that an effort is being made right now to sell the democratie par ! ty into the bondage of predatory in- Ierests It is the most braZen, impu- dent and insolent attempt 10 make l the nominee Of this convention the bond slave Of men who exploit the ! people Of this country. tapplause and | Cheersi
 .I need not tell you that ]. P Nor l gan. Thomas Ryan and August Bel mont are three of the men who are lconnectei with the great money trust of the country. and who are despotic in their rule of the business of the Ecountry, and" (the convention cheered the speaker to the echol someone has suggested that we have no rish; to discuss delegates here
 Resenting Insult
 ''I said it." interrupted Governor lGIlchrist. of Florida.
 ] ''I say. retorted Bryan that fl these men are willing to insult siN and a half million people the demo crats ought to speak out against them and let them know they resen' the insult |, for one, am not willinG that Ryan or Belmont should come here with their paid attorneys tC seek a secret conference with tht managers of this party (rrolonget fs
 courtesy to such men will keep n'
 from protecting my party from th'
 disgrace that they intiict upon ii (applause1.
 Take the Responsibility
 Now. my friends, 1 cannot spec
 for you. you have your own respon
 sibiIity. but if this is to be a con vention run by these men. if ou
 nominee is to be representative.
 pray you to give Us this chance t
 go on record in a protest agains. il (applause). If any of you are vi ing to nominate a candidate who rei
 resents these men, Bryan was inter
 rupted by prolonged cheering and al plause, "or who is underoblgation , to these men do it and take the rf sponsibility ] make you thls props sition:
 New York votes "Aye" If the state of New York will talk poll of it's vote, and the majorit z of them, not Murphy. but a majorit of the delegates, will protest agains
 the withdrawal of Belmont. and
 Virginia. on roll call. will protes
 against the withdrawal of Ryan, [ resolution requesting their withdraw !, al from the conyention But ! vi not withdraw the first part, which d. s mands that oar candidate shall 4 free from entanglement with thes
 men"
 After that the convention was an uproar. and Bryan found 1t diff z cult 10 proceed Voting on the Br 'i an resolution was greatly deiaye U by indeseribable confusion. The gs leFies were too badly pammed to pc 7, init the police to maintain order. U the roll call was proceeding, the SC z retary suddenly called out of ord '. the states of Virginia and New Yor D. Virginia. in which Ryan is de 'r gate, voted 22 1-2 ayes and 1-2 [ 'e while the New York delegation.
 which Belmont is 8 member yot solid ninety ayes
 h. @lnsolent Proposition.r ss Following this the states chang 'e rapidly to affirmative votes carryi e. the Bryan resolution as amended fs himself practically unanimously.
 the conclusion of the roll call on
 resolution Bryan said:
 te This vote eliminates all the re
 tionaries and we can proceed to or nomination and with a progress d. platform can go out and win. Tn ,n- Continued on Page p