Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
RUMOR OF DARK HORSE"
is NOW BEING RENEWED
Wilson Polls Vote of 324 and Supporters
Hope to Make Increases Bryan Men
Look for Deadlock and Say 1t Would
Benefit COmmOner'S Chances.
BALTIMORE Inn. %

WI nth the resumption of the sci sion of the national Democratic con.
:" noon was not more clarified than it was when the convention ad.
5 Sates ~e a : making nS os eonas e@n claims o + a &C ms to- their 6s n ran ass'a ass ssn an.
c OnsF oaa0t that ,he w suRpSt,e aeV Se ee es $ ser th nse' ba weT BEEN ans, wsra w with tsve equal
their respective candidates and the air was full of rumors of icy deals
Many conferences and caucuses were in progress n there SCENE to
have sharp effect IN the first two or three ballots. va "'pA
vora Hts : OPPORTUNITY 5%s@a y" offered Itself TT to spring a . Kern 'G9 nde sr eosn' ticket { !.
4%s pse ' ea the 20 a Ss S SaHot early today { "Saai1'A' e
Clark, 4404; Wilson, 324; Harmon, 14S, Underwood, liza,
Marshall, 81; Baldwin, %; Bryan, 1; sulzer, {.
As a possibility. William sulzer, of New York, is Of course. eliminated.
that tt TG as ssSra sS ni isaasr 'S IS s a1G ss m R%'sss ff Sot s s~ s. as ghl san ssm xsts
f %an' discouraged insS saSsf' s1d pS@ 10 ee pa%aiss i @ te ssls Ss'f fhae in Sos ssa they Of = ar ssa f-
scod Nor t n }d the sSf pryan . ss ss h b ~ nomination sS~'r a@s d esoSSrnsss. . they
that that .r Then . the sang 1d td is w Vesn%e I'd ths afternoon he will openly throw
Governor Harmon showed more strength probably than most peops
his total showing formidable The Underwood forces also se encourage
lrH, is held to be a dangerous rival in the field. About the only chance
deadlock %@ dock between Clark and wilson :" - ''''''"'s Q :
tic The nrst vote is is regarded %T IS a v Indication of of the the prn en-
S claims 1% from l,t the noq qh.t d1 n". G o9 fo d GSsy dsas. t~ with h pride to the vote
''rt as a9spits h m nn@ t slAi S%sr m 3q r ic ronvs sthsF q iSsTs win ;. numerous.
conferences among the hsun leaders de- at Of the PsTty' ts and it is is thought probable
%shd SftSF M more ballot Is taken a ! '''' W Of n candidates will
Chairman Ollie JqAes reiterated the view expressed after the early
morning adjournment that there would be n @ deadlock. and that the
''I IT was not expected that the platform would be reached until late this
s sssn~s for a prs. e1sstIaS Vs q@to sG tnSt time although h draft will , :
sDe TSaay clark 1G c wii e f%SSs Sy receive eafs . Il thtr te n5Ss add Rta9s ' notes af ss s%a
I%Hs; o ssy. Una fsyroo y yos from [O m HS i %ar, t bTs T Hss@.O vote yotei IS from n
braska. two Underwood votes in New Jersey seven n one-haf votsSS
votes from Tennessee and onehalf H arnon vote from Utah They also
sruded for Harmon might go to Clark on this ballot
poets of their candidate Lieutenant-Governor Nichols of Ohio. Harmon
manager, declared that the Ohio governor would lead all candidates on the
4! think the break will start o the third ballot" said he and on
encouraged now than we have peer at any time since we came to Balt-
Governor Wilson'S managers do not believe there will be a deadlock
end md of the contest was in sight u believe wilson Will be nominatted Q
ddate and he will surely win" =