Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-26
9By IveuIns Herald A. q. i.eased wIrc


Baltimore. jane gg.--A flood Of or
Atory buried the delegates to tne
Democratic national convention under
rhetorical waves today. The conven-
aiion marked time through the entire
BAY session because the committee on
4 tfedentiais had not prepared It's re-
bort. Half a dozen speakers delivered
1spical campaign speeches.
Thc convention adjourned 10 meet
O'Clock tonight 10 take az tae
rOblem Of permanent organization,
ftceive reports of the credentials com
mitsee and possibly begin the nOmi-
mating speeches % presidential caadi-
dates. a had agreed az the request
4 of Mr. Bryan % defer the drawing OF
a q platform until after the nomina-
"A lions.
senator Ollie Jamos o. 1Sentualsy
4 lad been nareed upon for permanent
chairman 81 the convention and 70 was
expected that "a tonlghrs session
there would be NO friction In the
permanent organization
At iI;f5 a. M, the convention hall
WAS nll.ng rapidly, the band playing
anu the galleries a flutter OF anima-
ton.
Judge Parker mounted the platform
az 1905 j.. M, amid scattering hand
chps.
Delegates showed uneasincss over
lContlnued DELAYS; all delegations In
illaee; galleries comfortably hlled but
rot crowded. i2,2l 70, m. conven-
7 tlon called 10 order
III Bishop Murray OF Maryland pro-
Fnonnccd the invocation.
Governor blanchard of Louisiana
yreportcd from committees on crcdon-
iinla that report would not De ready
/. Until eight D. m.
Bianehards motion prevailed that
when the convention adjourned after
hearlng several speakers, Il should be
n until y. ~
a Iayan Euloglu,d by Folk
Ex-Govornor Folk nf Missouri was
Il introduced Tor "A speech and stirred
/ the crowd with his reusimE periods.
The nominee 0f this convention viii
be the next president OF the United
states. said Folk he es;loal1ed
BRYAN at length The delegates grew
restless In the course OF Folks speech
ana Chairinan Parker WAS forced 10
admonish them "a be- quiet Folk E
speech wss very brlef
senator Raynar OF Maryland was
A. cheorod aa he began 4 stirring speech.
Rayner predicted Democratic sue
cess Iie discussed the division in the
Hepublicnn party and declared that
1 the motto at the Taft faction would
be- "wc will react and reir0graae
The motto az the Roosevelt party. he
quoted as Thou shalt Not Steal.
"Our motto on this campaign VII
be- We shall pFosressi shented SEN
ator Rayner and the crowd cheered
Representative CLAYTON of Alanamn
iaddcd to the Flow Of oratory
Claylon's abatement, n 90 not know
Supon whom the nomination viii iaii,
drought out clnmoroua shouts FOR un.
/ dcrwood Wilson and CLARK witt
fainter cchoos for the 0tner candl
dates.
The demonstration for the seYera
! candidates gradually swelled dcieen
tlons rising en- masHe. waving hats
| fans aad flags. the names of the riya
( leaders being lost IN confuse'
chorus.
Cheering From Rival Camps.
Tumutous demonstration contln
ued Cor ten minvtes VITA alternate
I waves Of cheering from the ranks o
the Underwood. CLARK and Wilson
forces
The demonstration was SIN IN ful
swing after nfieen minutes The chair
man threatening adjournment unles
order was restored.
Demonstration gradually subsldel
after seventeen minutes. clayton re-
stunned speokne.
Riley OF the Massachusetts deicgn
ton made Vigorous speech on th
national political Issues.
Senator Gore at Oklahoma rereiN
ga an enthusiastic reception as b
rose t0 speak
Great cheers and laughter greeio
Oore's declaration that Roosevelt ha
tried ln vain 20 breathe the spirit q