Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27
BRYAN-WILSON FORCES TRIUMPH in FIRST TEST VOTE

stripped from the Wyoming and AR
kansas standards.
Temporary chairman Parker began
pounding for order az 12.f6 u. m.
Five minutes later the delegates were
listening attentively to the opening
OF Rabbi a. Guttmacher's prayer.
Temporary Chairman Parkpr
mounted the platform az tg.1e y. m.
Mrs. Taft. wife Of the president. ac-
cOmpaniod By party of ladies. took
"a front seat in one 81 the boxes im-
mediatoly thanking the platform
Convention called 20 order at 1886
y. m.
Roland $. Morris. delegate from
Phlladciphia, presented the minority
report from the Committeet ON ere
doniiglu.
Ex-Governor William A Mcrerkte
of West Virginia defended the ma
iority report on credentials
The vast multitude present mm-
ming aisles and thanking the deie-
Ertss With solid mass 81 humanity,
led TO reports that dourkoepors were
selling tickets and packing the hall
Frequent cheers greeted the name
Of Champ Clark during the discussion
Of the south Dakota credentials
Delegate crane of Texas spoke for
the minority report. ex-Govornor
Blanchard o. Louisiana for the ma-
I0rity report on the south Dakota
case.
ollie James OF Kentucky, selected
for permanent chairman. came into
the hail for the first time today aud
held whispered talks with delegates.
Debate ON the South Dakota case
Indicated "a iine-up and possible test
vote between the Clark and Wilson
forces
shouts of vote. vote" came from
the deiegates, wearied With long de-
bate on the south Dakota case.
a lively controversy arose as The
odOre Bell of California champi0ned
the Clark delegates Ia the South Da-
kota case. Delegates challenged hts
statements from the floor while
shouts for Wilson gradually brought
on a tumuituous demonstration.
Great waves OF cheering swept the
hall as the demonstration increased
TO storm, Banners we're borne
through the aisles. delegates standing
ON chairs and maaly waving hats.
umbrellas and flags New Jersey,
pennsylvania and Texas swung VIII
son banners; Clark transparency
gained the point Of vantage immed-
lately In front OF the platform, TN
derwood streamers were further back
and Massachusetts unfurled Foss
banner half across the hall
The uproar was IN full swing after
twenty minutes, delegations paradinf
With banners, fleors and galleries
xeilins madis la onrused ain foi
Wilson. clark ana Underwood. whilC
frequent fiashllBht explosions pune.
tuated the bodlam OF sound.
A young woman mounted the seats
of the Missouri delegation. swinging
"a Clark banner and stirring IA,
crowd 20 new frenzy.
The demonstration lasted tWonty
two minutes and gradually died ou
before urgent demands for order.
At 2.30 y. M. the question Of tn,
lHdoptlOn of the majority report wal
put te vote. Roll call:
Vote on minority report OF the Gre
dentiais committee on South Da
kota:
Alabama Yeas "a. nays 10.
Arizona Yeas o, nays q.
Arkansas Yeas 0. nays rs.
California Nays 20.
Colorado - Yeas /. nays !,
Connoclicut--Y Yeas l. nays 10.
Delaware Yeas 8,
Florida Yeas 2. nays 10.
Georgia Nays IS.
tdHho--N Yeas A.
Indiana Yeas II. nays 10.
Illinois Yeas 5s. RAYS o.
Iowa Yeas I I ~, nays 1iis.
Kansas Yeas 20,
Kentucky Nays 20.
Louisiana Yeas ! o. aays Z.
Mnlne--Y Yeas I i nays {
MarylHnd-Yo Yeas ~, nays is1,
Maeachnset's ~ (passed for th'
present)
Miehigan--,t Passed for the pres
lent)