The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
WILSON'S HIGH MARK
is REACHED AT 5Ol7s

q Missouri delegate, shaking his fist
81 tho smiling Nobraskan. From III,
aisle the policemen assisted the Ne
hiasiSan up onto the platform. Hall
L. dozen hanG-to-hand nights followed
as the Clark men tried to carry theiI
banner up on the pletform behind
bryan.
They sealed the press stand. bu,
were hurled back TO tho floor Another
series OF list lights ensLcd. \ score OF
Policemen Fought in VAN 90 quiet the
shrieklns fighting mob.
At one end OF The hail the huge VIII
son banner used in previous demon
STATIONS appeared An angry howl
from the Ciarh men greeted IL. Feel
ms was running SO high that a seri-
GUS disturbance was threatened. and
tao Wilson managers TO avoid furth-
/ e. hshis. ordered the picture with
drawn.
Neantime the crowd Of struggling
; naon az the loot of the platform bat
/ tied TO set the Clark banner 10 the
sage
Chairman James hurried in and took
+ the gavel from John i. Lamb. OF In.
Iiana. After nve minutes of effort Mr..
James. aided by the police. secured
some semblance OF order. Mr.. James
finally announced the beginning OF the
thirty fourth ballot. ana Alabama had
ns usual cast hes twohty-four votes
for Underwood When Mr. Bryan. VINO
had stood Tor several moments with
Tie siolidness OF al Indian. was recos-
niaed
"ao on ana Vote called delegate.
'Stcp-we want to so home-we
doni want speech
Chairman james explained that Mr..
bg9 az had risen TO il question OF per-
soAai privilege and VAS cStitled to be
heard
Mayor F.tzgsrald ( Boston. objected
on tho ground that ne had been de-
MED the privilege of explaining the
change Of vote IN tho Massachusetts
ct.csatcn.
Mt James said the Mayor would BE-
h'arh after Nj BRYAN had spoken.
nrSan Speaks AGAIN
NJ Bryan then Wa allowed 10 pro
coed for q moment
''i was seated Ga ry delegation when
a banner was placed ia front Of us
asked those ne Charge o. u TO remove
81 They refused ] wen, to the Mis-
sour. de,esation ana asked tho chair
man whether Il had Aecu sent there
icy the MISSOURI delegation. II that act
Was an unauthorized one ny the per
sons -n charge of that banner. ! have
nothing 20 say. But r that was done
by The orders OF the Missouri delega
ton. claim the r!sh; TO answer the
question thus propoundsd"
= howl interrupted him
ne chair regrets TO rule that the
gentleman from Nebraska has not
lece."
cheer s-eeted this and Mr.. BRYAN
ooWst and left tho stand. As he
passed the Missouri delegation. former
Governor 4. W Dockery stopped him
ana o!sela!med, for he delega r!on. any
So.lhsctlon With the Appearance OF the
"AnAer. Mr. BRYAN wen, hack 10 HE
seat With tho Nebraska delegation
ne convention wcs n a turn,oi. lo,.-
a,'er MIR Bryan had taken his sea,
mere were several nst!cufrs an,ore,
ule de!esates. ana Tho Dig fore, % no.
..'emeA had the!r hands full quell,nr
the outbreaks. N"e'''ns
- new squad OF police came IN du--
80 t"e disturbance, and when -5e
DA-loi-ng Was renewed ~,er,. III,
iAe floor 7gas linea r,b aln@.(., "a
man James directed tho rolsr. -
arrest any one attempting ~ cs,'.,. -
amer or any sort into the ar,,or,.
men Maine was reached an 49,,
'"--'y-iourth cali its vote a. .c-.,,.s
M"S cast solid for Wilson rbts -
cMo from Underwood and one ~,
ark. The result showed su5,h. ~
'oE i!son. The result WIS san
CInrlS. 4iTle.
f!iiSon, i733s.
nderN ood IOIIs.
Harmon. 30.
iNcrn, =.
Toss, IS.
ihsen;. -.
.ol - ms hc"ed gain If two fo- VIII.
son CLARK remained uncharga5
aerwood lost uvo Oh-
-, me cna ~ tina ,hir.v- ro,r..
.ol Roger G. Sullivan. of Ill,nois -
e'''', iHe convention Jake "a rccess 49,, ~.
c.oek Tonight Tho n,o,io, 49,.
'E "'e.ainat.on ard a. Sis ~
convention recessed ''' 'He
The Nisht Session.
"a weary oeu.asslei. peev!sh apg-o-
et'4"A o. delegates drlftcd irtn ill.,.
.1''' e"'lon .All Tonight with q lonr
h!snt session ia prospect. The,
eoni Fonted the same monotonous cr,nS
OF ballotins that had continued frn,,,
!'st fFiHay morning when tina arsi
N9ie taat developed TIA, deadlock on a
presioential nomination was cast AZ
'er an all night session
Almost fun week OF CONTROVERSY
between rival factions had sorcly tried
'ne pet cnce ana tempers OF the dele
gates and the crowd Wills. gathered
tonight was an Irritable ana oxcitablc
one The fansity OF The situation haa
shown itsa.f IN q sem.rio, on the door
during the afternoon when william
j Bryan found himself Ia the midst
az milf score OF fist fights Police
Were warned to exert extraordinary
visilance ln the future
The slow. vacil'aiine rise and fan
of One vote ~ favoritc candidates
taFolrhoni the aay had Increased the
stfaG-f efowing bitterness Of the past