Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-29


 Bstinore June 29-After night of confusion dur which ballot after ballot for the Democratic presi- tia nomination was taken the convention adjourned 06 o'clock this morninguntil l o'clock this after William Sulzer, of New York, was in the chair when urnn1ent was taken He received motion and gay through at the close of the twelfth ballot Speaker Clark gained tremendously the tenth bal when New York; acting under the unit rule, switch Is ninety votes from Harmon to him New York's nge caused great sensation in the convention and bmonstraton for Clark, that lasted for twenty two utes begun. Clark's friends thought New Yorks change of vote lid lead other states to change and cheering, cat call hurrahing dancing and shouting for the pur- of enthusng other delegates to follow New Yorxs The change of New York's vote to Clark gave him rity of votes of the delegates but majority doss nominate in a Democratic convention. Clark 1eceiv a6 votes Wilson's total was 450 1-2 This is the troll call on which any candidate has had a major The eleventh ballot was ordered amid great confus- It showed total of 554 for Clark, 354 12 for Will
 This is loss of two for Clark and gain of four for ku. Political experts going this ballot pointed out significance of Tom Taggart's Indiana delegation ting 30 votes for Marsha H. the only votes Marshall " his ballot received 118 12 votes.
 It would seem to be necessary to get both Under d's and Marshall's vote before he make any dway As the twelfth ballot was reached delegates pn through sheer fatigue to become demoralized. Conference of nearly all delegates were in progress len the roll was called After the twelfth ballot had nrecorded adjournment was taken.
 At l2:30 a. 1 the demonstration had been going on < elevsn minutes, starring at 12:19 a. m.
 At l2:32 the delegates are all damned in the asles press boxes An enthusiastic Clark man seized 8 American flag and waved it from the speakers stand ] tue noise continued
 At l234 the speakers stand was cleared and for the Fond time the delegates started their way around the Tor time at least the demonstration was over. It E Eed P minutes. The delegates from New York wer; E9ounced. few went to Underood and eight went [eheering
 Bryan, seated with the Nebraska delegation, was rounded by group of rooters He smiled as the noise |htnued
 while the demonstration was at it's hlghth Nellie !, newspaper correspondent went to Bryan on the w of the convention Her progress attracted the at aou ot the audience and delegates as the cry o bfy l went up. Don't start demonstration for me- don want to .,Ieslcent," said Bryan. "If any demonstration of Asnd starts will leave the hall
 Atia5, twenty seven minutes after the outburst oc su the house was still in wild confusion the dele as shouting and the audience still making it's part o |. l50 the demonstration ended and the roll call p ppe.smltted to proceed The Wilson demonstration .' .or 50 minutes. The Clark demonstration lasted announcing the vot5 of the tenth ballot Chairman
 caled attention to the fact that Clark had receiv maorlty of votes, but this did not nominate under aules of the convention
 Sn aae next ballot was ordered There was so much qsOn that the tellers could hardly hear the vote.
 Arzona delegates protested against the vote as u Ieu py the counter of the delegation. The roll M 'ue delegations showed for Clark and for Will