Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-28

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 CONVENTION HALL, BALTl- MORE, Friday, June 2S.--Wiliiam Jennings Bryan last night l"" the democratic convention into a declaration of progressivcness,- unheard of in political history A resolution introduced by him, which was passed by more than two thirds majority. declared the convention opposed to the nom ination of any candidate under cb- Hgation to J. P. Morgan, Ryan, Belmont or any privilege seek ing class"
 The conventfhn was thrown in- to a furore by the proposition which as originally introduced called for the withdrawal of Ryan and Belmont, delegates from Vir- einia and New York respective ly. This part of the resolution was resented as invading the rights of sovereign states and when the full import became known. boos. eat calls. peers and misses were mingled with hand clanping. cheers and stamping of feet in the galleries and on the floor.
 Representative H. n. Flood of Virginia dramatically character ized the proposition as insolent and said it came from the only man who desired 10 destroy the democratic party. Former Gov ernor McCOrkle of West Virginia called it foolish
 Bryan made the situation even more dramatic Oy asking Eir- ginia and New York to request modification and when they scorned the suggestion he took the course himself. From that moment sentiment changed and early voting Indicated that Bryan retained his hold upon democracy. After disposing of Bryan's reso- hutton tine convention proceeded to the nominating speech O: can didates for president.
 The Night Session
 William J. Bryan entered the co vention hall shortly before eight, q. as he made his way to the rear Of T platform he was chee.ed again al again. Mrs. Taft arrived soon aft Bryan, and went to the place served for her. The band play. the Star Spangled Banner. and eight o'clock the doors of the armo were ordered closed. Senator | Toilette arrived and sat among q men. Chairman Jam called the convention to order SIS. and then Rev. J. Ross Steve son. of the Browne Memorial churc offered prayer.
 The prayer concluded, Unit States Senator Browne. or Sou Carolina. protested that delegat were being put out Of the hall the police. It's an outrage. shouted. There was much confusiC and James directed the sergean;- arms to see that delegates were ; mitted.
 arysn's Surprise
 Bryan here sTose to address chair. He was cheered. and then sprang a decided surprise by int dueing the following resolution q asking it's immediate consideration
 Resolved that in this crisis our party's career and our countr history. that this convention ser greetings to the people of the Unit States. and assures them that party Of Jefferson and Jackson is s the champion of popular governm' and equality before thel aw. proof of our. fidelity to the peoI we hereby declare ourselves oppo' to the nomination of any candid for president who Is representative or under obligations to ]. P Morg Thomas Ryan. August Belmont any other members of the privil' hunting and favor seeking class.
 Be it further resolved that We mand the withdrawal from :nIs c vention of the delegate or delega constituting or representing aIove named interests The brasksn was interrupted with che several times during the reading
 Resolution Carries
 "Is there objection to immedi consideration asked James.
 Alternate Thomas J. Spellacy. the Connecticut delegation Objec
 objection having been made. move to suspend the rules and