The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-28
ELECTRIFIED THE NIGHT SESSION WITH RESOLUTION AGAINST
 FINANCIAL INTERESTS.
IS CARRIED OVERWHELMINGLY
Bryan Says Passage of Resolution Eliminates conservatives-Nom nations Made and conven-
 ton Will Ballot.

Baltimore, June 27.LUrged by the generally distributed information that the nomination of presidential candidate would be made before the convention adjourned tonight crowds of spectators began to file into the convention hall early By 7:30 o'clock the galleries and guest seats on the floor were filled and spectators were beginning to crowd the aisles
 Many of the spectators in the gal leries again were prepared for gen. eral demonstrations in favor of their candidates. Banners, Autographs and all sorts of noise making paraphes nalia were carried into the hall by the early arrivals. A big squad of Princeton students and alumni practiced cheering men-occupied seats Squads of Clark supporters also took places in the gallery
 In the stage behind the platform, where the officers and the speakers were placed. Washington society blos- somed forth. Wives and daughters of congressman formed the greater part of the crowd on the stand half dozen of the seats in tho front row were kept vacant long after he remaining seats had been filled in the expectation that Mrs Taft and her party, who occupied the places this afternoon, would attend the night session
 Again tonight a wave of heat struck the convention hall Fans were Tn great demand, the pages distributing hundreds of them, furnished by va. Ytg ing the pictures of ispirants Not coat was to be seen in the hall by the time the delegates seats began to fill up
 Extra police were on duty tonight and tickets were closely scrutinized. w. J Bryan entered the conven- ton hall before o'clock, and as he made his way to the rear of the plat form was cheered again and again.
 Mrs. Taft arrived soon after Mr Bryan and went to the place reserved for her
 The band played 'The Star spang led Banner"
 At s o'clock all the doors of the armory were ordered closed by the police Admission to the galleries which are temporary structures, was denied after that hour. Spectators were crowdiHg all the aisles. Many ticket holders outside the armory !. clamored in vain for admission. Chairman James directed the ser geant-at-arms to see that delegates were admitted
 Bryan Springs Surprise.
 Mr Bryan arose and addressed the chair He was cheered and than sprung a decided surprise by intro- ducing resolution and asking for its immediate consideration Mir. Bryan read as follows:
 Resolved, That in this crisis m olir, party's career and in our coln- try's history this convention sends greeting to the people of the United States and assures them that the party of Jefferson and of Jackson Is still the champion of popular govern ment and equality before the law.
 As proof of our fidelity to the peo- pie, we hereby declare ourselves 0p- posed to the nomination of any candi- date for president who is the repre- sentative of or under any obligation 10 Pierpont Morgan, Thomas F'. RyaH, August Belmont. or any other mem ? Der of the privilege hunting and tavor- seeking class.
 Be it further resolved, That we demand the withdrawal from tlls convention of any delegate or dele gates constituting or representing the above named interests
 The Nebraskan was interrupted ny cheers several times during the read ing of the resolution.
 Is there objection to immediate consideration?" asked Chairman James.
 T object said a Connecticut deie- gate.
 q demand his name" shouted Sen stor Luke Lea. of Tennessee, lien- tenant.
 My name Is Thomas J. Spelacy'' said the elector. He is an alternate
 Objection having been made move to suspend the rules and con sider the resolution at this time saie Ar Bryan.
 Convention in uproar.
 The convention was thrown into q uproar Chairman James warned th' spectators to keep quiet
 Governor Gilchrist of Florida mdu' point of order The convention ha' no right to take the action suggested " Mr Bryan, he said.
 Chairman James held the conveh uon had the right to do what t say