The Forrest City times., 1912-06-28

T have made my appeal" said Nr. Kern. What Is ny response2 II there is no response let the respoH- sibility rest where it should If this IS to he contest between the people and the powers. l am not if to be its leader. If my proposition is 10 b. ignored, there is only one man ii to lead the hosts or progress. That man has been at the front for sixteen years William Jennings Bryan.
 If you must have fight, then Che leader must be worthy of the cause; that leader must be Mir. Bryan"
 Several followed Mr. Kern in dc bate. When Mr Bryan did not have the floor it was hard to control the galleries as they kept interrupting the speakers and the chairman could not quiet them b. threats
 After finishing his talk Mir. Kern had 10 leave the hall because of the excessive heat, which had made him H.
 When ole e the demonstrations was being made by the gallery Chair man Mack rose and announced the calling of the roll
 We protest against that" shout cd a Bryan supporter
 Well have no gag rule here as they had at Chicago"
 Mack was preparing to enforce his order when Bryan burst through the crowd behind the stage and with sweat streaming down his face and set jaws. he leaped to the front of he stage.
 \ cheer greeted him as he leaned forward. For a few minutes the hall was swept by wild disorder T arise 70 a point of order" said AIr. Bryan Our conventions are governed by rules. The chairman an- noHneed the roll would be called while persons were standing and seeking recognition. As no limitation has been placed on debate, the chair man has no right under the rules to close it"
 The chair desires to make a state ment. explained MT Mack "A mo- tion was made from the floor to close debate. did not do it
 Soon after this the roll was called. tho result showing Parker to have a majority of g over Mir. Bryan, the total vote being 579 to DOG.
 The vote by states follows
 Convention Hall Baltimore-T result of the vote on temporary chair man in the national Democratic con- yeutioa, hy states, was as follows, showing a conclusive defeat of MT Bryan by q vote of 579 to 506:
 Alabama Parker 24; Arizona, Bry- an I. Parker 9. Arkansas. Parker 1S; California. Parker 1S. Bryan !. Kern .l. Colorado, Parker 6. Bryan 6. Con 'necticut. Parker l2, Bryan ?; Della ware Bryan e; Florida Bryah 1. Par ker 1l. Georgia. Parker 2S; Idaho. Bryan s Illinois. Parker 5S. Indiana, Parker 2l, Bryan S. not voting. l; Iowa, Parker F. Bryan 13: Kansas, Brtan 21. Kentucky, Parker 17-1-2, Bryan t=22. oae not voting Louisi- ana. Parker 10. Bryan l0, Maine, Par her IT, Bryan l Maryland. Parker f41-2 Bryan ll-as Massachusetts, Parker F. Bryan r.. O'Gorman i {; ! Michigan. Parker %, Dryan 2 absent f Minnesota Bryan 2f. Mississippi Parker -e. Missouri. Parker %. Bry aH ff Montana. Brgan [. Parker l /. Neba kI 1rFau ls. Parker 8. Ne 3ada Hrsau t Ses Hampshire. Par ker $ ufsan Nes Jersey. Parker { frEan - New Mexico Bryan <. New York Parker au North earo. ina Parker F. Ergan North Ia kata- Bryan te. 0hla. Parker 2a. Bry Ian fe Oklahoma. Bryan E Parker as Oklahoma fate challenged and poll tuf aeleeafoa ordered Oklahoma passed for present corrected vote ou , aalahana. Hffau aH afeeon. Bfsan I 2 Parker F-uHsy syItania Bryan e. Parker Rhode hlani Parker %. south Carolina Hr1au IS south Da kots. Bryan la Tennessee. Parkcr l- Bryan 2 Texas Erlaa 90 Ufah l Parker I. BrtaH Vermont Parker $ Virginia. Parker l.rsan io. ! Washington Bryan IF West Air Ielnia. Parker ; f2s Hrtaa ea2 Ms | ieonsia. Bryan a6 WtaHHas HrfaH e# Alaska. Parker Bryan District io of Columbia. Parker f- Hawaii. Par ker |. Bryan Philippines. Parker |. Bryan . For'o Rico. Bryan (. Parker ?.