New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-03

tanning 6451 votes to Buke 387 then with
Ore" The bs,ts eonyen5o1 ne1 then adjourned sine die n
rpy . staff correspondent Of The rrbune1 -rt
Baltimore Iuly Wilson, of New ersey1
was nominated the Democratic National Convenon
forsxt ballot by vote of e9o to &C. The minority was
Champ Clark and II for Harmon Two Ohoans had
themselves recorded absent.
John Fitzgerald the of Charley Mlphy moved to
make Wilson unanimous but Senator Reed
of Missouri objected The houn dawg" insisted being
arou more-and he
The nomination of signal defeat
for Muphy-perps leader has thus far experienced
the last that he could the defeat of the Jersey
taken completely by surprise when Senator Bankhead OF
Alabama of Underwood and thus made the
nomination of Wilson certainty
TRIED VAINLY TO INDUCE CLARK
suggestion Champ Clark for second place the feature
evenings performance The sentiment strongly favor
him held excited conferences and the Speaker
called the telephone Despite speech by Ex-Governor NJ
Dockery Missouri Withdrawing Caks and eegraphed
the Speaker declaring he would not take the place. the
convention still hopeful of his final acceptance
of nomination of VicePresiden and the
sandhng the reading of the platform due unexpected
opposition Marshall whom the leaders had decided
reached that Governor Marshall should be put
William Bryan notified the conere that he favored Governor
Dakota but he promised to make fight the Mar
shall sentiment proved strong At Convention Hall the nominations
proceeded leaders all the country
scenng Marshall nomination. had begun to send kilograms to dele
gates and even to Wilson Convention Hall
was ordered.
Labors objection the ground that he
mied the Mcnamara brothers by the California
authorities participating in the conference which the Wilson
Marshall slate was fixed Murphy Thomas Tagga
Roger Sullivan Senators Kern and Gore Repre-
senve Hughes James, Hardwck Palmer and Cox (of Oho and
National Committeeman Hall, Goltra and Hudspeh "'
leaders still conferrng but the managers
for Woodrow that Governor had looked into the
Marshall had found them baseess and had
indicated that Marshall would be acceptable to him.
of
was tense quiet comparison with others which had before
The warnings chair husky condition of the dele
gates the of prolonged demon
all combined the sort OF scenes which mad a
acterized the when the nomination accom-
phed there spectacle display although
impressive because the applause and cheering which
lasted some obviously sincere from men who
were delighted the product OF
professional promoters of demonstrations
FIRST BREAK TO WILSON FROM ILLINOIS.
The first break to Wilson to-day Illinois, which voting
under the for Wilson the first ballot OF the
day. Virginia with her solid delegation OF
a. On previous Virginia had given her native son only 9s
votes West Virginia with TO- and the tally OF the hrst
ballot showed gain for the Jerseyman OF 1O8 votes
The ortyourth ballot followed Immediately and showed gain
27 pedagogc candidate Then all except Chary
Murphy had Newspaper men with after
noon flashes their telling them to prepare 'o
the result and that seemed be Wilson, and the ardent
Wilsonites fairly held their breath.
The forty-ft showed still further gain this time only
votes but who kept pad and
pencil busy could the twohrds even
nough Cak supporters stood firm 1t realization OF tins
fact which prompted Bankhad withdraw the name OF Mr.
there nothing more to IT,
While show of seabnegon and retirement ON
the part of Woodrow candidates. it is noteworthy tna
none of them assured 1t was nor unu
Wilson had received 633 less than twotrds
of the taken by one OF MS
10 eliminate himself equation This step consisted Oh inc
withdrawal of Representative Underwood py ona
h.,d II was then obvious that Wilson would gam the
for the nneyeven Underwood Voe
which would give Wilson even nu
all the Clarkites stood pat. " ~ -