The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-28
GOVERNOR G|LCHR|ST MAKES
SEVERE ATTACK ON q
Extraordinary Scenes IN DaItia
Convention During Roll Call on
Expulsion Bill
lBy AgsocIated Presg.l

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| Convention Hall. Baltimore. June
2S.-tn support Of his resolution
against Belmont, Ryan and Morgan,
William J. Bryan spoke as follows:
This is an extraordinary resoIu-
lion. but extraordinary conditions
| need extraordinary remedies. We
| are now engaged IN the conduct of
q convention that will place before
this country the democratic nomi-
nee, and | assume that every dele
gate Is here because he wants that
lnominee elected.
And it is in order that we may
advance the cause of our candidate
that present this resolution. There
are questions of which court takes
judicial notice, and there are suf+
jects upon which we can assume
that the American people are in
formed, and there Is not delegate
in this convention who does not
know that an effort is being made
right rev 10 sell the denEhrptic,
narty into bondage to the predatory
interests of this country. Ii is the
most brazen, the most insorent, the
most impudent attempt that has
been made in the history of Ameri~s
can politics to dominate conven-
tion. stihe the honest sentiment OF
neople and make the nominee the
bond slave Of the men who exploit
the people of this country. Cap
oause and cheeringl
Insult All Democrats
Il need not tell You that ]
Pierpont Morgan and Thomas +.
RYAN and August Belmont are three
of the men who are connected with
the great money trust of this conn
try who are as despotic In Their
rlIes Of business Of the country, and
as merciiesa in their command of
their slaves as any man N the coun-
try. applause
someone has said that we have
no right to discuss the delegates
who come here from a sovereign
state"
Mr.. Grchrist. 4 said that"
colonel Bryan. Yes, sir. re-
nlv that ii these men are willing 70
insult six and half millions or
democrats. we ought to speak out
acafnst them and let them know we
resent the insult (Applause.)
~ for one. am not willing that
THOMAS II. Ryan and August Bei-
mont shall come here with the2
MA attornevs and seek secret ca
sel with the managers OF this par
prolonged aUplause)
mo sense Of politeness or cour
.osy TO such men viii keep me froF
my party from the ~
race that they afflict upon ii "a
,lause1
co On Record Against IT.
.-Now nav friend s | cannot spea
or YOU. You have your own rs
.nonstnilltv. but If this is 70 be
run by these men.
,nr nominee Is to be their represei
attve ana tool | prag you 20 gls
IS. who represent eonstituenSi.s
nat do not want this, chance te
70 on record with our pro's
lgainst IL. (Applause@ u any
ou are Wiling to nominate
tdate who represents these me-
Mr.. BRYAN was interrupted
rolonged cheering and appi
continuing. he said.
M "o, who Is under ohlgatiq
,eee men. do ii and take
nhnsstjlity refuse 70 "a
(Applanse.l
Throw out Ryan"
some have said that we
r;gbt 10 demand the Wit
= do1eoates from this conf
,ynl make YOU propOsitt
: tbese men sits with Ne
,,a me other sits with W
,ake you this proposition >.
tate Of New York viii
+ ts vote and majori
mot Nlr. Murphy, but 7
7 the Observation-Disclosures
1 repeat that
-ork would on roll call,
elegates can have their %
and printed as
,ithdrawal OF the name ..I
,nnt; and If Virginia
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