Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-02

but there was no reply forthcoming.
The 18th ballot was ordered called.
Arizona dwo iBan ct aoin 12345 etaV
Indiana on the goth ballot gave Kern
4, Wilson 26. Thus Wilson lost three.
A dispute in the Iowa delegation
shows that the state stood Clark IA IL,
Wilson IL 1-2. but under the unit rule
the entire vote of the state went to
Clark.
KANSAS IN wRANGLE.
Another wrangle followed when
the delegation asked the state be pass
ed. Half a dozen delegates yelled: I'VE
want to vote now. Two-thirds of this
delegation are for Wilson and we want
the vote cast that way
The delegation was ordered polled. A
chorus of yells and jeers greeted the
beginning of the poll and the roll of
the delegation. proceeded in great dis
order.
Ben Gaitzel. of the Wilson men in
the Kansas delegation, asserted that IA
of the delegates from that state had
voted yesterday to desert Clark.
/. WILSON GETS 1T.
Mr.. James ruled that the "two-thirds
of the delegation" meant two-thirds Of
the delegation present, and gave the 20
votes to Wilson.
The result of the 10Th ballot showed
changes in the vote of only three states.
1t was:
Clark, 4sS 1-2.
Wilson, 436.
Underwood. 112
Foss, 49,. s.
Harmon, %.
Kern, 4.
This gave Clark a loss of half a vote,
Wilson a loss OF IL; Bryan lost his
SINCE vote, and Kern gained 3.
The 3Oth allot proceeded monotonously
until Ohio was reached. Then 10 of Har-
mons 20 went to Underwood. Wilson's Is
remained intact. r.
Vermont gave up Foss on this ballot
and that states eight votes went to
Wilson.
WILSON GETS IOWA.
The vote of Iowa, which had been pass
ed, gave Wilson IL; Clark H. UP to that
time the entire vote Of rs had gone to
Clark.
When the vote was announced roll
call of the delegation was demanded.
Iowa's vote as announced gave Wilson
the lead for the ballot with $50 votes.
1t gave Clark ASS,
Cheers greeted each Wilson vote as 1t
was announced during the roll call.
There was some question as to the
figures and a recapitulation was order
ed and the vote stood:
The result Of the thirtiethm ballot
was:
Clark, ass.
Wilson, $50.
Underwood, 121 1-2.
Foss, 80.
Harmon, 10.
Kern, q
Clark lost 2 liz and Wilson gained
"a Underwood gained IL.
When the total vote of the thirtieth
ballot was announced the Wilson adher-
ents, for their candidate for the first
time in the lead, started a demonstra-
ton.
The thirty-first ballot gave Wilson
slight gains in the early part of the
roll. West Virginia demanded a poll
which showed Clark, IL IL; Wilson,
3 IL; absent. 1. Under the unit rule
the entire vote OF the state, 16, was
east for Clark.
WYOMING FOR WILSON.
Wyoming announced that its dele
gates, having determined that Clark
nomination was no longer a POSSIBLE
ty, shifted to Wilson. gain of 6 for
the New Jersey governor.
Wilson held and improved his lead on
the thirty-first ballot.
The result was:
Clark, 446 1-2.
Wilson, AIS IL.
Underwood, 116 1-2.
Foss, 80.
Harmon, II.
Kern, 2.
Absent, Ia. 7'
: This gave Wilson gain of 10 Ia;
Clark lost 8 10; Underwood lost S, and
Harmon lost 2.
at the end of the thirty-first ballot
the Michigan delegates supporting
Clark sent to Senator Reed, of Nilsson
ri, for instructions. "Sit still in the
boat" counseled the senator, "Tiley
(wilson forces) can't get two-thirds to
save their lives"
THIRTY-SECOND BALLOT.
The thirty-second ballot proceeded in
with practically no change. The result
was:
Clark, 446 ID
Wilson, All IL.
Underwood, 119 Ia.
Foss, rs.
Harmon, IL.
Absent, Ia.
Wilson gained a Underwood gain
a.