Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-02
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Iewa-clark II; Wilson 10; j. Hamil'
ton Lewis l.
Kansas-Wilso 20.
Kentueky-Clark &c.
Lo,hsiana-clark Z; Wilson Il;
Foss /.
Maint-Clark /; Wilson II.
MARYLAND Clark 10; Wilson 8; I'm
derweod "; absent IL
Massachusetts Foss 27; Wilson 8.
Miehigan-Clark 10: Wilson 20.
Minresota-W Wilson "a.
Missssippi-Und 20.
Missouri-Glark Sc
Montana-Clark 1; Wilson I.
Nebraska-Clark 8, Wilson 10.
Neyada-Clark 6.
New Hampshire--clark3 3: Wilson 8
New Jersey-clark Al Wilson "a
New Mexico--Clark 8.
New York Clark 80,
North Carolina Wilson 20; Under
wood 4.
North Dakota--W Wilson ~.
ohio-Harmon q; Wilson 20; Gay
nor l.
Oklahoma-Clark 10; Wilson ..
Oreeon--Wilson 10,
Pennsylvania--Wils "A; Clark ?.
Rhode Island Clark 10.
south Wilson IS.
South Dakota Wilson 10.
Tennessee Wilson 8; clark o, TN
ierwoed G.
Texas-Wilson 40.
Utah--Glark 10; Wilson 6A.
Vermont-Wilsen s.
virginia-Clark II; Wilson az. un-
derwood 2; Bryan x.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ia.
West Virrinia-Clark 16.
Nisconsin--Wilson 81; Clark 5.
Wyoming Wilson 6.
Alaska-Clark 3; Wilson 4
District of Columbia-elarls 6.
Hawaii-Clark q; Wilson 3; I'm
derwood |.
Porto Rico--Clark 1; Wilson Az;
Underwood Y.
When the total vote of the ballot
was announced the Wilson adherents,
with their candidate for the first time
in the lead, began a demonstration,
The 3lst ballot gave Wilson trifi-
ing gain early in the roll.
West Virginia demanded a poll
which showed Clark liz: Wilson 31s
absent /. Under the unit rule the en-
tire vote of the state is was cast for
Clark.
wyoming announced that its dele
gates having determined that Clark's
nomination was no longer a possibility
shifted to Wilson, gain of six for the
New Jersey governor.
Wilson held and it improved his
lead on the 31st ballot. The result
was: Clark 4461a Wilson 475h; I'm
derwood 1862 Foss 30 Harmon III;
Kern 2: absent Y This gave Wilson
a gain of 16H. Clark lost ST. Under
wood lost 3 and Harmon lost 2
At the end of the 31st ballot the
Michigan delegates supporting Clark
sent 10 Senator Reed Of Missouri for
instructions. Sit still in the boat
counselled the senator. They tthe
Wilson forces) can't get two-thirds to
save their lives
Tho 32d ballot proceeded with prac-
tfcaly no change The result was:
Clark 1861; Wilson 477h; Under
wood ilsl&; Foss Is; Harmon Ia; abb
sent Y
Wilson gained 2; Underwood gain
ed 3.
Wilson merely held his own on the
33d ballot while Clark gained one from
Underwood.
Clark 4479z; Wilson 4771a; Under
wood 1899; Harmon %; Kern 2; Foss
%; absent Il.
This gave Clark a gain Of l, while
Wilson's vote was unchanged. Har.
mon gained Is.
Al the end of this ballot, the Champ
Clark people revived their dropping
spirits by displaying a big banner on
which the following tribute to Clark
from w. J. Bryan in 1901 was print
ed in read Il have known Chamr
Clark Is years. He Is absolutely in
corruptible and his life is above re-
proach Never in all these years have
known him 10 be upon but one side
OF the question and that was the side
that represented the people"
There was a cheer as the Missouri
ians displayed the banner above theii
delegation Il continued for severa
minutes.
Take it over 10 Nebraska and SHOW
II TO Bryan" shouted some one.
No sooner was this said than tn
Missouriaps acted on the suggestion
Then came trouble.
And Bryan Bucks.
BRYAN arose and faced his torment
ers for moment Several policemel
hurried to his side and with them q
An escort the Nebraskan fairly tough