The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-25
THE DAILY GATE CITY

seeking recognition. AS no Limitation
was placed on speeches the chairman
has not right on his own motion to
close the debate
Some one shouted sit down. and
Roger Sullivan rushed to the front,
demanding of Mack whether Delegate
Hirsch of Illinois had not moved the
previous question
He has, and am putting the cues
tion, said Mack.
Senator Lea moved that each side
get Is minutes additional for debate.
There was shout tf noes but Mack
recognized Colonel Johnson of Texas.
Johnson began by declaring that the
votes of Texas represented two demo-
cratic members in congress.
In the midst of an effective pose fol-
lowing an enthusiastic burst of ora
tory, Johnson flung back his black
alpaca coat and barred to the audience
his "galluses" while he pitched one
side over his shoulder.
But the Texan aroused his audience
to an electric thrill when he shouted.
i don't know how this fight started.
and don't care. All know and all
| care about it is that Bryan is on one
side and Wall street is on the other.
The fight Is on. Thst is all want to
know when | come to VOTE" shouted
Johnson amidst perfect storm of
cheers and Kisses from the opposing
side.
The issues are plain" he said,
and the country knows them. To
put the Knife of defeat into Bryan will
send chill of horror through $50 900
democrats of Texas, and through the
hearts Of 100000 loyal democrats IN
the nation
AS Johnson sat down the vote was
ordered by states. The roll call was
az follows:
Vote on Temporary Craftsmanship.
The roll call on the temporary
Craftsmanship was as follows:
Alabama--Parke 221s;; Bryan, ".
Arizona-Parker, 2; Bryan 4.
ADMINISTRATION, IS; Bryan, O.
California--Parker, IS; Bryan, Z;
Kern, /.
Colorado-Parker, 6; Bryan, 6.
Connecticut-Parker. IL; Bryan 2.
Delaware Parker, O.; Bryan. 6.
Florida Parker. IL; Bryan, l.
Georgia-Parker, 2s; Bryan, o.
ldaho-Parker, 0; Bryan, 8.
lllinois-Parker, So: Bryan, 20.
lndiana-Parker, 81; Bryan, s; one
absent.
Iowa-Parker, 10; Bryan, 13.
kansas-Parker, 0; Bryan. 20.
kentucky-Parker, 171a; Bryan, IN;
one absent.
Louisiana-Parker, 10; Bryan, 10.
Maine-Parker, IL; Bryan, l.
MARYLAND Parker, 141a; Bryan, II.
achusetts-Parker, Is: BRYAN.
Is; O'Gorman 8.
Michigan-Pa Parker, 20; Bryan, 9; one
absent.
Minnesota-Parker, 0; Bryan, "a.
mississippi Parker, 20; Bryan. 0.
Missouri-Parker, 90; Bryan, IA.
Montana-Parker. L; Bryan, 4.
Nebraska-Parker, 8; Bryan, 10.
Nevada-Parker, U; Bryan, 6
New Hampshire-Parker, 3; Bryan,
5.
New Jersey-Parker, 4; Bryan. "a.
New Mexico-Parker, O; BRYAN. 8
New York-Parker 80; Bryan, o.
North Carolina-Parker, 10; Bryan,
g.
North Dakota-Parker, o; Bryan, 10.
Ohio-Parker 30; Bryan, 49,
oklahoma-Parker, O; Bryan 90.
Oregon-Parker l. Bryan,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9: Bryan. CT.
Rhode Island-Parker. 10; Bryan, o.
South Carolina-Parker O; Bryan.
Is.
South Dakota Parker, o; Bryan
10.
Tennessee-Parker, II; Bryan, Z.
Texas-Parker, O; Bryan, 40.
Utah-Parker, a; Bryan, 4.
Vermont-Parker, s; Bryan, 0.
Vlrginia-Parker IA; Bryan, 10.
Washington Parker, O: Bryan. H.
West Virgfnia-Parker, 9h; Bryan,
81.
Wlsconsln-Parker, 0; Bryan, &c.
Wyoming-Parker 0; Bryan, 6.
Alaska-Parker. 4; Bryan, 2.
District of Columbia Parker, 6;
Bryan, 0.
Hawaii-Parker, 4; Bryan, 2.
Philippines-Parker a; Bryan. 2.
Porto Rico-Parker, 2; BRYAN, 4
Unofficial total: Parker, SIS; BRYAN. !
500; O,Gorman. a; Kern, i; absent. Q.
At 3:4e Congressman Fitzgerald
an adjournment until eight D.
n. The motion was carried viva yoce.