The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-28

balloons noatcd about. delegates a,,o
standing iu every state reservation ,..
ccpt New York. N"w York In turr..
had agreed to- vote Tor him on the loo.
ond ballot. Th" delegates wer" Sl,r. A..
ING to the New York delegates tn i..l
Ia the Il, monstration.
",ct up. New York." yelled the ,i,i..
gates ana galleries.
Charley White stood az the cIbrV
Charles +. Murphy ready To- hold. ,,,
New York standard should sonnet nud.
start something. rs demonstrate =.
was by far the liveliest scene uf ih,, con.
Nention. The roar WAS steady ana ~l>.
talned. The "Ye-ip-ip" yell Of the south
was heard throughout the hall Il Was
evident that a determined effort Wa,
made tn get the New York delegation
on its feet. Murphy sat tight. Souto nf
the members Of the delegation smll,u
others didn't show a sign of being in.
tcrested
Ardent Clark men succeeded In r,.
ting large American banners, to tho
speakers stand. No move had h,cn
made bV the Dand for twenty mnulrs
and then tired of innCiion II mad. ,n..
iions ana undoubtedly II WAS play.,.
but tn" demonstration was a roman,
able one as convention demonstrations,
Oi cours" II had been planned. nul q.
had oil the appearance of being .p,r.
taneouI. so skilfuily had 1t boon -.
ranged.
Bryan was not in the hall when r
started. For twenty-fiN" minutes tl..
, volume of sound continued Withou.
sign of its vlgor diminishing In dif,,r.
cnt parts of the hall groups were sin--
! ing. but no one knew of what
I'VE want Champ" howlcd Ms>uuy,
group. They gave II NJ when the.
found that there was too much no,,,
for them to make any impression
Thirty m 4 it.c t,ns sal "a
Of a letup \ mighty pretty girl in a
blue dress went up 10 the speakers
stand and waved an American fIag whi,.
she led the cheering. A Clark roo,,r
with an immense negaphonc beloved
to Murphy to stand up.
Get up. you Tammany --..' :" H..
yelled. but Murphy merely grnnod Soy,
eral attempts have been made to snatch
, up the New York standard but charlo"
Whites broad shoulders were in the
way. and the standard stayed whore 4
was.
The clark shoutcrs were getting nor.
jublant every minute
The parade that milled around and
around the hall now swung To the roar
ing chorus "Glory. glory. hallchiah
as We go marching on
The young lady in the blue dress was
Miss Gcnevievc Clark, the Speakers
daughter.
~ 30 ~ .Nis s'flldlpI WHO
had taken the chair, managed to Stop
the Clark cheering. which had lasted
an hour and three minutes.
Henry Wade Rodgers. the dean Of the
Yale Law School. then placed in nom.
ination the name Of Gov. Simeon Bald
win of Connecticut.
hen Delaware waS called that State
, stood aside in favor of New Jersey M
the mention of New Jersey Wilson
demonstration began. which at 3:0J had
lasted an hour and three minutes. the
length of the Clark demonstration, with
. no signs of abating.
! Tammany delegates say the Wilson
demonstration may he significant.
At 3:23 the Wilson cheering stopped
at the end Of an hour and nineteen
minutes At 3:2l Speaker James pre-.
sented Judge Westcott Of Trenton. who
began the nominating speech for Wi
son.
Senator Luke Lea and Congressman
Fitzgerald said they expected n, least
one ballot tn be taken before adjourn
ment.