Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-07-02

California, Clark q: Wilson ,.
Ohio, Clark l; Harmon u; Wilson
33: two absent.
North Carolina, Wilson a.
Marshall for Vice President.
After the nomination Of Wilson
the next order of business was the
nominations for vice president. Prom
inently mentioned were Governor
Marshall of Indiana, Governor Burke
o. NorthDakota r epresentat a i've
Henry of Texas; Ex-Governor Folk OF
Missouri, and Senator Kern Of
Indiana.
Confusion Hats Roll Call
Great confusion interrupted the rOl
call. Bell, of California, attempted
to explain California's vote and was
howled down. The convention was
eager to hear the announcement OF
Wilson nomination which had now
become apparent.
Delegate Moore of Ohio, took the
platform and released the Harmon
delegates.
Senator Stone of Missouri moves
to make the nomination of Wilson by
acclamation.
Wilson's nomination made unani
nous at 3:33 p. m.
Missouri Stood BY Champ.
Senator Stone of Missouri, in be
half of Champ Clark released all Clark
delegates, at the same time saying
Missouri would vote for him TO the
end Mayor Fitzgerald Of Boston
withdrew Governor Foss from consid
Grafton. BY this time it was apparent
Wilson would win on the 10Th and the
convention was in an uproar, delaying
the call for long while.
Mr. Bryan was the center of inter
est as Wilson's nomination became
certain He said he had wanted most
of all the nomination of progressive
Marshall Pleased With Wilson.
Indianapolis, Ind, July 2.-Governol
Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana, this
afternoon, telegraphed to Governor
Woodrow Wilson:
ITO the length of my ability and in
fiuence, | purpose to work for YOU
election"
Il never asked any delegate to N
Democratic convention to vote TO
me- said the governor, ''and I die
not expect the nomination for Presi
dent except as a remote possibility
The nomination of Governor Wilson
is eminently satisfactory to me-"
Harmon is Pleased.
Columbus, Ohio, July 2.-After be
ing informed that Governor Woodrow
Wilson of New Jersey had been nomi
mated for the presidency Governor
Juds0n Harmon sent the successful
candidate a telegram cOngratulatine
him. When asked what he thought o
the selection of Governor Wilson Gov
ernor Harmon said: Il do not care Il
say anything about it now. You cal
say | am pleased with the support ac
corded me by the boys"
| Underwood Pledges His Support
! Washington, D. c.. July 2.-Repre
sentative Oscar w. Underwood ha:
sent the following telegram to Cover
nor Woodrow Wilson at Sea Girt
| n. J.:
"Accept my congratulations on you
nomination II will be my pleasure tt
support your candidacy to my utmos
strength.
(Signedl OSCAR w. UNDERWOOD.
! All the Democratic senators on th'
| floor I'D on the receipt of the news y
Woodrow Wilson's nomination joinet
in a congratulatory message to him
The message read:
we congratulate you and the coun
| try upon your nomination, We ar
confident of your overwhelming vic
tory"
Underwood Pledges Support
Washington, d. c., July 2.-Repre
sentative Underwood did not know o
the withdrawal Of his name until in
formed by the Associated Press. HI
said: Senator Bankhead has been il
charge of my campaign and has mad
a splendid fight He has been in en-
tire charge of my candidacy and act
for me.
The Loyalty of the senator and hi
friends is a source Of qualification T.
me and thank them for it. We hav
succeeded in one thing, at least. an
have impressed the country and on
party that southern man can be
candidate for the presidency,
Il will support the nominee of tn
convention. whoever he may be an
shall spend my time working for tn
ticket which will be chosen at the cor
vention."
Mr.. Underwood heard later by Ion
distance telephone of the withdrawf
Of his name.
Wilson Takes Annual Bath.
Sea Girt, n. j., July 2.-Governt
Wilson was in the bath tub when II
reporter burst in and shouted to II
executive: Governor, Illinois hi
gone to YOU
I- nf VITO