The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-07-04
I.t;onal Democratic Con-
1s '' yentiOn.
Said and Done at Baltimore.

first -e9'i
be IT. ,,yention at Baltimore, June
i' make ap IN disorder. As previous
b VI .,ocsd Bryan carried his fight
''' prser as temporary chairman
n' ,vsntion, and his candidate.
''' nm declining to stand, offered
l'. -. sacrifice in behalf of the pro-
'.' J.~snt of the party. The vote
81: 5-9: Bryan, SO. A Boston
!. .-.ei4. Avs;
q Jennings Bryan went under
IHs,. ..er today. He stood square
s'sa'- ..fA and the man with the
p is Iery at Chicago was not
s'e warming of Its coming.
70 .." vas so much confusion that
as4 E.nIr to tell at times whether
a. '- ., vas going ahead or backing
.g rot only got in the way of
ID r.Ier. but he jumped into
s,.t'' Ind was tossed about and
/. ~ MS tie bulls and bears. He
e. atght contest between Ryan
e Ed lost by SO votes.
FREE-FoR-ALL FIGHT.
s,-as light and the scenes lead
Q" The atmosphere was heavy
w thousands were in a fighting
g s-s. displayed rudeness and
y ,-r.aeved by the flashes of
'.' '-., .- lo the hubbub at Chicago.
4.. he aoise-makers were plain
srrsreutly more bent on dis
rraceedings than enjoying
.aecratie of a National con-
s rnleniably much rowdy
..,- ld some of it was more
.sa Barleycorn than by
Democratic party
t. FIR all fight throughout a
--rra hours. There was
... rsr senator Kern of Indiana
..-..- Vas for peace, but he had
.-.7 soon reigned supreme
l6e spectators sections,
q,4. l - 7arker appeared to read
81, .-r r.- rismor for and against
~. r~Iy that the convention
>, s-r .r 70 disorder and adjourn
'.reu- .o the evening.
..-r- l. THE MAINE DELEGATION.
.-. e - of the IS New Eng
,s--..r Samuel W. Gould of
ne ~.s,n- .tr for Col. Bryan, but
,.arrr -tagates were for Parker.
=. v-.e Oaa Frederick w. Plaisted,
IA. -f~s T Johnson and Obadiah
+-r Cr- ssman Daniel ]. McGilli-
u e.. feed H.. Strickland, John S.
i.n- F.el ". ThurIow, Merton l..
ps ~. Charles NJ. Sleeper, DR..
MI Weymouth and Robert E. Har-
n. STIR gotlrg as alternate for
As- Perry, who was detained in
lar. ne tae leath of his law partner,
iw caves.
.-4 usH for Judge Parker in
Fl. o- Go. Bryan because the
.- -atlracy, having an important
aaiIn on its hands, is strong
ls-~ RS Anything to avoid a row
lm IS the attitude of the
u u4 and they concluded, all save
r-la Gould, that the best way
0mu= good feeling was to elect the
.e9t ras National Committee. Hav-
d. r. Stare offices, Maine is con-
srr. Eur success tends to conserva-
especially when you need the votes
yes Of the opposite party
n.ir .Uwer.
-Ere, lu Gould happens to be the
rra lra-i Clark man in the dele
10. ..rH, s., a Progressive before he
sl-u-.grat the Speaker for Presi-
'G .IH-r members OF the delega-
4n eI between Wilson and
.- ,oss;o, 1,doo porl,ar
.....7 sneacb fro ~ which tba
.r.,-. f, W ~ rI9oI to'-' " '-'0'' '''e
va d t 'iia'e
" OVER LIKE CAESARS.
b. y ming of our consti-
was urged hy delegates
1- ..t safety required a con-
ID" ustiw Of the period of
-y warned them of the
.'g ar whose Unsuitable lust of
uH consuming as Caesars,
raD- ,ye his love of country.
a a-l, even to the pessi-
e passed with the establish
.t n r-ir successors. Indeed,
y s weG who has not either
d .rs.2 at an unwritten law for
u0r- .t.r Two terms, and if any one
1d-s twmydg as to seek further
ge.c -a nJsre4 by the wrath of pa
y any Intelligent people
Ing ssr "Na split his party at Chi
'.es .e"osnzed the third-term ira
4, a'.- a5H Id" lodged its application
n n .a.. III. ~ me ne, eve OF his trl-
tm... +r p @I, ne ~ wise 4Ssn custom IS
ar r.,. .,..-..,, S'''eIiI " Two Terms
igrter o. ,',T anu not tng 1orlh,
lijs,. rar al. .,~ (,.I tN" a.I WIN We d
P' a'io'her hofhlha-
'Bu-gi~ ...s ...,ue
N '.IS year OF grace, ne was