The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-05

 have not entered into such an alliance, then the Democrat, however distin- guished, who wantonly charges me with this act, is a traitor to the Demo cratic party and to his professed friendship to me.
 st am net here 10 plead for q nom- nation or attempt to influence any mans political action. Let every man proceed in this convention according to his convictions and the expressed will of hil constituents. I ask no undue consideration from any man, be he friend or foe, but demand ex- act justice from every Democrat either In this convention or throughout the nation. With William J. Bryan and his charge made in the convention the issue is proof or retraction shall expect him to meet that issue. {Stgned) Champ Clark" Saturdays balloting follows:
 Thirteenth Ballot.
 Clark 554, Wilson 356 1-2, Under wood 1l4 1-2, Harmon 29, Marshall 90, Floss 2, Bryan l.
 Fourteenth Ballot
 Clark $50, Wilson 362, Underwood 113. Harmon %, Marshall 30 Bryan ?, Kern ?.
 This was a loss of four votes for Clark. gain of five and a half for Wilson and a loss of one-half for Un. derwood.
 Fifteenth Ballot.
 Clark 552 Wilson 362 1-2, Under wood no 12, Harmon 29, Marshall 30, Bryan ?, Kern 9
 Seventeenth Ballot. Clark 545, Wilson 362 1-2, Under wood 112 1-2, Harmon %. Marshall 30, Kern l 1-2, Bryan l. This ueft Clark with Underwood 112 1-2, Harmon 29, Marshall 30 loss of six votes. Will son, Underwood, Harmon and Mars hall unchanged.
 Eighteenth Ballot. Clark 535, Wilson 36!, Underwood 125, Harmon %, Marshall 90, Kern 3 12, Bryan 1.
 Nineteenth Ballot. Clark 532. Wilson 33S. Underwood 13o, Harmon 29 Marshall 30. Kern 1, Bryan [.
 Twentieth Ballot.
 Clark 512, Wilson 3SS 1-2, Under wood 121 1-2, Harmon %, Marshall 30, Kern l, Bryan 1, Foss 2, James 2. This was a loss of 20 for Clark; a gain of 90 1-2 for Wilson, loss of 1-2 for Underwood. Toss and James each were placed on the roll on this ballot
 Twenty-First Ballot. Clark sos. Wilson 395 1-2. Under wood 11S 1-2, Harmon 29, Marshall 30, Kern 1. Bryan I. Foss ,.
 Twenty-Second Ballot. Clark 500 1-2, Wilson 396 1-2, Under wood 115. Marshall 30, Foss 43, Bryan 1. Kern 1. Clark lost seven and half; Wilson gained one; Underwood lost three and a half and Foss took a place on the roll Harmon's % in Ohio were eliminated, 2S 1-e going to Clark and half a vote going to Wilson.
 Twenty-Thrd Ballot. Clark 497 1-2, Wilson 399, Under wood IA 1-2, Marshall 90, Foss 45, Bryan 1, Gaynor |. This was a loss of three for Clark and a gain of three for Wilson, and d loss of half a vote for Underwood.
 Twenty-Fourth Ballot. Clark 496, Wilson 402 1-2, Under wood 115 1-2, Foss 43, Marshall 20. Bryan 1. This was a Clark loss of one- half. a Wilson gain of three and a half, and Underwood gained one, and Foss lost two
 TWenty-Fifth Ballot. Clark 469, Wilson 405. Underwood 1oS, Floss 43, Marshall 90, Harmon 20, Bryan 1, James 3.
 This was loss Of 27 for Clark, gain of 1-2 for Wilson and loss of ' 1-2 for Underwood
 Twenty-sixth Ballot Clark 463 1-2. Wilson 407 1-2, Under wood 112 12. Harmon 29. Marshall 90, Bryan 1, Foss 43 Absent one-half. After the taking of this ballot the delegates seeing there was no hope of a nomination soon and not wishing to hold Sunday session voted to ad- journ till noon Monday.