The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-20
had wIns Second Test vote.

Chicago, June l9.-Roosevelt forces met their second defeat in the Repub- lican convention today in a session which had for its outstanding feature q remarkable demonstration of nearly an hours duration in honor of Gov ernor Herbert s. Hadley of Missouri.
 All Roosevelt delegates luned in this demonstration while some of the Taft states lent voice. The ova- tion to the Missouri executive was quickly Interpreted by many of the delegates as the possible forerunner Of boom for Hadley for president One enthusiastic Pennsylyanian jump ed to the stage and called three cheers for Hadley, the next president of the United States Governor Had ley led the fight on the convention floor today to oust 92 contested dela- gates and to seat 92 Roosevelt men in their places. The convention finally refused to entertain the motion by vote of 564 to 510.
 This transferred the fight to the committee on credentials, appointed just before the convention adjourned until tomorrow noon
 After Governor Hadley had made a brief statement. MT. Watson moved to refer to the credentials committee the motion to seat the 92 Roosevelt delegates. Governor Deneen moved , tu amend so as to provide that no contested delegate should vote in the membership of convention on ere dentials or on it's report Mr Wat son moved to table the motion Of Governor Deneen.
 fThe motion is not debatable Arc | ha senator Root
 Wm. Finn demanded a roll call on the motion to table and it was or- dered. The roll was to furnish the second test of the convention and caused much excitement
 Alabama led off with P ayes and two noes.
 Arizona followed with ayes.
 Arkansas vote of t7 ayes and one no, announced by the chairman. was challenged and the delegation was boiled. It showed 16 ayes, no, l not voting
 When California was called, Cover nor Johnson answered California casts 26 votes no"
 b H. Tryon one of the contested delegates from the fourth district, rushed to the front of the platform and shouted, T challenge that vote.
 "The vote of California is chal- lenged' said Chairman Root The delegation will be p0lled by name
 Governor Johnsons name was .he first called
 Who challenges this vote?" he de- manded, 'Where are the men?'
 They are on the platform ans wered Chairman Root.
 Governor Johnson again attempted to cast the solid California vote of 2G The polling of the delegatiun be- gan. When the names of E. H. Tryon and Morris Meyerfield Jr., the tive Taft delegates, were called both ans wered ''aye" from the platform.
 Governor Johnson and other meta- bers of the California delegation shouted their protest declaring neith- CT of the contested men was entitled to vote.
 The clerk announced the vote as q noes and two ayes and it stood. : Wen get a lot of good Democral s out of this, shouted Johnson. and added if those men are allowed to vote on their own case, what's the use of calling the roll?"
 Colorado, Connecticut. Delaware and Florida voted solidly for the Taft proposition to lay on the table Flor ida voted 12 ayes.
 When Georgia was reached, the first change from yesterdays vote was noted. Yesterday Georgia gave Senator Root 22 and today voted 2i ayes 10 four noes.
 Illinois also showed a change Yes terday it divided AS and nine on the temporary ehairmanship Today lt divided 5l and seven. one being ab- sent yesterday. This was a Roosevelt gain of three as against the Taft gain of two in Georgia The Taft people gained a vote in the Indiana delega- tiUn because Of an absentee, getting 20 ayes to nine noes as against 20 . and 10 yesterday.
 Iowa and Kansas showed no change. \ Kentucky 23 to three yesterday for < Taft forces went 24 to two today ' The Maryland delegation split eight < Ito eight yesterday Today it stood < seven to nine against Taft Michigan la to 10 for Taft yester- z day was 20 to one today. < Massachusetts still deadloeked < voted IS and IS as yesterday New Mexico gave the Taft people a gain voting seven to one as against < six to two yesterday The New York vote announced as 7S to l2, was challenged and there < was a call of the delegation. Yester- < day the delegation divided 76 to 13. < The poll of the delegation showed 75 to l5 and there was great cheering z when this gain of two for the Roose- < veit forces was announced. < In North Carolina the Rooseve.; : forces gained one vote over yester- < days record, The delegation divided < on roll call, two for the resolution < and 22 against.
 ! North Dakota's 16 EaFoilette votes S were divided, two ayes, eight noes < This gave the Taft forces two more < than they got in this delegation yes . terday.
 x Ohio and Oklahoma were unchanged < from yesterday
 SI In Oregon the Taft forces gained < two. The vote was five to five. < William Film reported the Pennsyl-