Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-25

lofips were in great disorder.
Kern fgoaifafod fOm Iicat.
n Was reported Senator Kern heH
bcsn taken in from the heat and hid
gone tO his hotel.
Fitzgerald announced that parker
would NOT Withdraw.
policc Qucil Disturbance.
sergoant.nt- Arms Martin shouted
above the dieorderly DIN ihnt che cons
pentiun would be adjourned unless orr
dee could bc secured and the spoakcfa
listened 20.
"a platoon Of police was marshaiod
into ihe hUii ana down the alsics To-
quell the disorder a delegate We.
hemently protested against "sae
rule"
bryan Pleads for Harmony.
Bryan finally secured qules and
began speaking placing IN nomlna-
tipn FOR temporary chairman Senator
Kern 81 indiana. The delegates rose.
chcercd and Nwung their hats.
Bryan spoke ssowiy. his words be-
ing punctusted Wlih cheers.
m any % you Rsk Tor my crodona
tlals,' he said. = BEG 10 tell you that
IN three campaigna have hoen thc
champion Of the Democratic party'a
principles and IN three campaigns
have received the VOTES Of six and
one-half million democrats" fTu.
muitous oheerlagD
HAS any ono sought harmony
more than ~" asked Bryan.
mo, no." came from all over the
hall.
Bryan said he had urged the ma
ltional committee 20 consult the can.
dldates. particularly the two leading
candidatcE but without avail
The friends Of Wilson had united
with those Of Clark In favor Of 4
candidate Tor temporary chairman
continued Bryan and had been
turned down" bg the national com.
mittee.
Nehraskan Writing History.
Bryan's slirrine sentences slim hat
the crowds cheering again. I'VE ars
lwritlng history today he explained
l'the country h waiting TO heal
whether this convention will follov
lChcago IN listening 20 the voices oi
predatory wealth."
Bryan had spoken twenty-five min
utes when there were demonstrativ,
Interruptions from tho galleries. viii
cries OF 'Parker."
"rhe song OF victory should b
Isung by enc whose heart has bees
IN the right" was one OF Bryan.
lstlrring phrases.
what better man could we fin,
than Eern2" exclaimed AIR. bryan
i Parker" came shpuis la reply
mingled with "gkern."
Bryan said the people had not Tor
lgottcn the promise of campaign
funds from Wall street, eight year
ago.
After Bryan had spoken thirty
six minutes there was another out
burst of Parker" shouts from tn
galIeries.
Bryan paid a glowing tribute TO tn
ability and consistent record of Kerr
and closed az las amid tunulsou
lcheers, after speaking for fort
Aiild Cheers for Indlannn.
Senator Kern then took the plat
form and WAS mildly cheereu.
Kern said he wished to take no &C
itlon which would prejudice In
lGovcrnor Marshall.
II believe that Judge pgfker Is. q
Earnestly DESTROYS OF Democratic sue
cess this year az I am" continues
Kern shouts Of Parker groetol
1.-The announcement.
Kern appealed 10 Parker Ia unit
with him IN the supper, Of Senate
O'Gorman Of Now York, Senator Cul
berson OF Texas, Representative
clayton Of Alabamal or one Of 4
; number Of others ne designated.
Representati Fitzgerald O
Brooklyn. In behalf or Judge Par
! ker, made his way 20 the platform.
Kern continuing protested agains
! adverse cries OF Bryan, exclslmin
that jeeys FOR the old leader mean
not Democratic homicide but suicide
when Parker declined 10 WITHDRAW
.with him, Kern Withdrew and place
mir. Bryan In nomination with IN
declaration that:
~ the appeals for harmony al
not avail. then the Democrats mus
J turn 20 the acknowledged leader an
that leader must be william ]
. Bryan.
, Great cheering followed Will
Bryan again mounted the platform
{ motioned for order.
Bryan said he had appealed 70 on
leader after another 20 accept, hu
In vain.
"And n no other progressive ap
pears" he declared yehcmentiy, =
shall accept the candidacy ana ie
; you express through me, what yol
have fought for for sixteen Year,.
Bryan again took the platform.
Senator Luke Lea OF Tennessee, dc