The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

gate section.
nj grad he proposes to withdraw
tha' part or 1t which reflects upon
the integrity, manhood and honor of
Virginia concluded Flood, and a
cheer greeted his conclusion.
men MI flood had concluded. Mr.
brEah arose TO close his argument.
49,, Saia !. was not necessary Tor Mr.
1000 TO deliver eulogy OF the State
% virginia. IT was there his father
vas porn and he would be the last
To raise question as to the integrity
oi us democracy.
Nor Is II necessary for me To de-
i'nd my own Democracy"
boo po"' came from contingent
uc.eEates'
HN uo"h' sit down. called 9TH
crs.
i do not intend that any delegate
shdil snleIu ms vote against the prin-
tipai part OF this resolution by hid
ing ochihd the last part
IN answer 10 the argument that
LUIS resolution should not be intro
duced here to disturb harmony. COM
menu To me gentleman from West
'lrSlnia the Bible doctrine: III thy
right hand offend thee. cut IL on
My right hand will not be worth
deiendinS when ii becom~ necessary
to Gefend II against friend oi Thos.
+. Ryan ! now withdraw"
y chorus OF mingled cheers and
oeeFs greeted this statement. Vote.
vote, came Il shout. And I'm sure
il its worth while to cut of the right
hahd TO save the body, its worth cut
t!hE on Ryan and Belmont and Nor
gan to save the Democratic party"
Win TINS. MI. Bryan sat down.
Lewis NIXON. OF New York. then took
the stage.
me sovereign state OF New fori:
uocs not ask that any part Of this
resolution be withdrawn. We ask for
vote, declared Mr.. Nixon.
chairman Games had the resolution
read as modified by Mr.. Bryan.
IL omitted all OF the last para graph
demanding the withdrawal of delegates
representing Ryan, Belmont OF Nor
san
Lewis Nixon and several other dele.
safes protested against MI. Bryan be-
!ns "IloMtu TO Withdraw any part of
the resolution demanding vote on
IL as "hole. The question then was
put on the motion To suspend the
rules ana passed the resolution.
me convention was in disorder as
'ne cterk called Alabama y chorus
oi points OF order and violent demands
."aI an OF the original resolution be
iea" Dtokc lorth.
"o-fhirds Vote Required.
out OF the confusion it was revealed
.n't II "oulo require two thirds vote
10 suspend the rules ana adopt the
'csoi"''oH'
AlaoamH fnaiiy voted twenty-four
ious noiorc the next state could be
800 my iiooi Wds III complete CON
49, ~ ,Mona was catied i've times
ana no response could he heard. Ari-
iona voted i've ayes and one no.
soi id'tr Wa disorder Arkansas cast a
, Soiiu t,s hteeh Tor me resolution, and
colorado was passed.
Connectcuts fourteen voted no. BY.
ms me tue Glsoruef was such as
~ il'ahe 'n ne ealing oil the roll impos-
n.sies '' ia.ra md'ai ms James ordered the
rs eiea'e" ana the deiesates seat
e. ;, ~
oxn ' u .-,n,s, nao satnered In an
NJ up IN an ei0rt TO poll the
-. !ssue caused an argument
80 -, s.,,s,Ia' tePleseh'atioh' when
,Sn 80 ot otueF was restored
s,a,.d 49, me proposition
s'a'ru asa.n' ana made 1t plain that
pass the resolution. Thc ron cai, VIC
then begun again. only again to inspire
confusion on the floor. Lets adjourn
for twenty minutes 10 fix this up"
yelled delegate. But things quoted
down a oit and the call was resumed.
On the new attempt to call the roll
the States began TO shift. Another
wave Of confusion swept the room.
ana the roll call proceeded in n tu-
mutt OF shouts. protests and taers
mat rose above the steady hum OF
excited conversation among the DEL
eSates trying TO arrange the votes
OF their states. II was almost i'm
possible to follow the roll call.
The hfty-eisht votes OF Illinois
We're cast for the Bryan resolution
and the result was greeted with a
cheet
Virginia was called out OF her turn
and she voted % i. aye, IL no.
Charles r. Murphy, standing in the
centre sis!o. shouted: New York
votes ninety aye
me crowd cheered the announce
~ ~ missouri Champ Clark's home
80; No'eu 81 ayes noes. Re-
Ma &. va. me, rom Nirsi-
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