Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-28

 1t joined the procession
 Demonstration for Clark.
 A cloud of red, white and blue toy balloons having Clark's name were carried to the foot of the platform and sent soaring over the heads of the dele gates The cheering, yelling, horns. rattles and stamping drowned the band.
 Soon the standards of Oklahoma, Kansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, Iowa, Rhode Island, Arizona and Ne vada joined those that swung over the heads of the surging mass and the del egates that filled the aisles. The marchers tore up the Nebraska stan | dard and carried it with them. Clark banners of every description flashed i from all parts of the hall and swung into line behind the Missouri standard | The cheering, augmented by scores of l shrisking fish horns, continued. A half dozen dishevelled women were mixed up in the crowd of delegates that surgpd through the aisles In front of the speakers platform was a tangled mass of banners, signs and standards, damned in the narrow pas sageway, the bearers being unable to move.
 Clar<'s Daughter Raised in Chair.
 The Clark marchers invaded the chairman's platform with two huge | American flags and a big Clark ban ner. One of the leaders stood on the table of the secretary of the conven ton and led the excited crowd in a disorganized series of cheers. Practi~ cally all of the delegates had by this time climbed upon their chairs.
 An enthusiastic Clark man climbed to the platform and moved that Clark | be nominated by exclamation. He put the question himself and declared ii carried. The demonstration had then been under way for an hour and the din continued unabated. The proces- sion of standards climbed the steps tC the platform and the state insignia were raised high above the crowd The carriers were driven from the platform and were forced to content themselves with standing on the steps. Speaker Clark's daughter, Miss Genevieve. appeared on the platform She was raised on a chair, a flag was draped about her and she led tn, cheering. T think this is just awful, she laughed to those about her. Dog Horn Sounded.
 The Clark demonstration, which be-
 gan at 1925. was still in progress a
 1.45, but with signs of Iessening vital ity.
 While the tumult was at its neigh , big elderly southerner managed t. ; reach the platform with an old-fash l toned dog horn and Sounded the be } witching call of of Hounds!" Demonstration Lasted 52 Minutes. At 1.17 the chairman began to tr-
 for order, the demonstration then hay
 iror Ios , the tumultuous throng refused to obe and Senator Stone endeavored to as
 sist the chairman.
 The Clark men were not ready { quit, however. and Senator Stone stoo
 on his chair as the marchers filed b } and with voice and gesture bsde ther E sit down.
 Quiet was restored at 1.SO and in r meeting of the platform committee 3 . Il o'clock tomorrow was announced 5 J. T. Robinson, governor elect C
 Arkansas. then took the platform { l second the nomination of Clark. Robinson talked just five minutes. . California seconded the nominatio r of Clark
 l Colorado was passed
 Badwin's Name Presented. | Then came Connecticut, and Henr Q w que ROgerS or New Haven took tn I, platform to nominate Governor Simeo
 E. Baldwin of Connecticut. e Demonstration for Baldwin. d At the conclusion of Rogers speee
 the Connecticut delegation began
 demonstration for Baldwin It taste n but few minutes. The Baldwin aC 3, herents were not many. but lusty lun, a ed, and while their demonstration las ,. ed it was quite noisy one @ A large number of the newspap 0 correspondents under the direction
 a cheer leader helped out the Baldw q enthusiasts.
 f At POS a. m. the call of the stat e was resumed. Delaware yielded '- New Jersey, John W, Wescott of tn q state went forward to nominate Go
 ernor Woodrow Wilson. The Wilst - people did not wait for the speech
 begin before beginning their demoi
 stratlon.
 ,- Wilson Enthusiasm Breaks Loose.
 Hats were thrown in the air, banne d broke out, and there was a noisy q e both Oh the floor and in the gallerle 1T One of the Wilson banners was heis IS ed in the Ohio delegation and Tea
 "Ohio gives 19 votes for Wilson"