The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-29

Of one for Wilson.

result was. Aidlh $50. w hoOll, oVf'
Underwood, 12l; Harmon, 1876; Mar
shal, 81 Kern, !; Bryan, |. Com
pared with the fifth ballot this show |
ed gains of two votes for Clark and |
three for Wilson Underwood's vote !
was the highest so far polled for him. |
He gained 11a over the last ballot |
Harmons vote was the lowest he |
has received, 6l2 less than he had on !
the fifth ballot Marshalls 81 re
NAMED constant. Kern lost one vote !
and Bryan was returned to the roll |
with a single vote.
Immediately, the seventh roll-call |
was ordered and the grind went on.
There was no change in the vote I'M
ill Connecticut was reached. After
asking to be passed the vote as fin
ally stated showed losses of one each
for Clark and Wilson and gain 81
two for Underwood. While the IN
call was proceeding circular de
nouncng Wilson was distributed
among the delegates a Wilson man
from New Jersey objected and the
distribution was ordered stopped. 1t
took a squad of police to stop it and
for few minutes trouble seemed i'm
minent. But the disorder was quiet
ed and the roll call proceeded
In Michigan Harmon lost one to
Wilson. New Yorks 90 again went
to-. Harmon. In Ohio Wilson gained
one; Clark gained two and Harmon
lost three The wabblng Tennessee
delegation shifted again. Clark gain
IL Of IfnIaprEnOH
gained half and Harmon lost 1l2.
The result of the seventh ballot
was. Clark 449i2, Wilson 352k I'm
derwood 1891, Harmon 1924, Mar
shall 81, Bryan /, Kern /. The
changes were immaterial Clark
gained 5h, Wilson lost IL, Under
wood gained 2l2, Harmon lost 512.
| Marshall's 81 votes were still solid
and Bryan and Kern each polled the
same single vote.
The chair announced no nomina-
| ton and the rollcall was begun for
the eighth time The first change
on the eighth ballot came on the vote
/ of Michigan. Harmon lost one of his
three votes from the previous roll
call, the one vote going TO Under
wood Clark gained one vote from
Wilson in Nebraska, the first change
in the vote between the two leading
candidates.
The roll-call of New York was the
same as before, with Charles + Muir
phys monotonous New York casts
90 for Harmon" as the focal point Of
the proceedings In North Carolina
Wilson gained one from the Under
wood column. In Ohio, Wilson lost
one and il placed Chairman Ollie
James on the roll Tennessee made
another change OF its vote. Clark
lost two Underwood y a vote, Har-
mon gained ~ and Mayor Gaynor OF
New York secured one vote. the first
cast for him
The result OF the eighth ballot was,
I Clark 4iSi9; Wilson. S51ia; Under
wood, 1923, Harmon. 1870; Marshall
81; Bryan, / Kern, / Gaynor 1;
James. l. The changes from the sew
enth ballot We're: Clark lost one
Wilson lost one. Underwood lost one
half, Harmon gained one-half Gay
nor and James were added to the list
with one vote each.
. The announcement OF the vote was
followed by the start OF the ninth
roll-call at 1l:25 o'clock There was
no change in the lineup until Mich
igan gave Harmon "a gain OF two
Clark and Underwood each losing on,
New York's 90 stayed with Harmon
and again IL was certain there woul,
be no nomination In Ohio Harmon
lost one. Ollie James single voti
,, disappeared, Clark and Williams eacl
gained one. Tennessee again shift
ed slightly Clark lost half a vote
Underwood gained ~, and Harmon
lost one.
Connecticut was passed early il
the vote. gave Wilson a gain OF on
= from the Underwood vote. Peuusy
vania also was passed and showed
J. loss OF two for Wilson. Instead o
three so far given to Harmon, fou
! were cast for Clark. a clear gain o
four for the latter An absente
, from Pennsylvania gave Wilson an
other vote. making his loss in III
state only one. No material change
Il were shown by the result OF this ba
< lot which was: Clark 452: Wilson
r 352is; Underwood. 1872: Harmon. 10
g Marshall. 81. This showed n gain {
J. SHs for Clark and a gain OF one "a
Wilson. Underwood lost onehalf an
l. Harmon three.
Is Again the mo nomination" at
D. nouncement was made and again IN
n roll call was begun. In Michigan
Ie Clark gained four. Wilson and lla
mon each lost two. Then New Yor
e voted over the hush that precede
IT, the announcement OF New York
Is vote on each ballot came Charles
a Murphy's voice. New York casts
u for Champ Clark" The rest of h
70 announcement was lost In the upro,
IN that swept the hall. The Clark pc
q pie with a yell leaped to their chat
~ aud demonstration was under wa
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