Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

TO the national committee" said the
a shout from the floor interrupted
him.
Did you vote for Lorimerr"
In a burst Of disorder Bradley
clamored to the heard and shouted.
Yes. l voted for Lorimer and when
! did ] voted for a man ten thousand
times better than YOU"
The turmoil again broke loose.
The state Of Kentucky viii never
! from Francis J. Heney" said Brad
aMr. Chairman. with your permits.
sloh." resumed the senator, ~ wkll
suspend long enough 70 allow each
fool 70 ask al the questions ne wants
Hoots ana misses greeted the re-
mark. Governor Wesley OF south pa
koia seconded McGovern
Henry Allen OF Kansas also second
ed Governor McGovern
The sensation az the seoondinr
speeches came when Walter L. Houser
OF Wisconsin, senator I.aFollette's
campaign manager declared the Wis
cousin delegation, obeying the wishes
OF senator Lafollette. had declined 10
support any candidate for temporary
chairman.
Men have spoken here today
claiming % express the sentiment OF
WISCONSIN" he declared. II am here
% say that neither were authorized
nor 40 represent Senator IaFullettc.
IN order that hts record may be kept
straight ] desire 10 nay that the Wis
cVnsin delegation met this morning
ana decided 20 support no candidate
Tor temporary chairman
senator LaFollette refused away
BACK al the beginning of this CAM
pesEn "a enter into any combination
OF alliance with any candidate. He
refuses now 20 be forced into any
aifiaHce.H
Lawrence y. sherman Of lulnois
attempted 10 introduces the resnlu9ion
agreed upon last night by the Roose-
Nch dfieHates as follows.
Abe9uiFcd That no election Of tenn
putdfY o. other officers OF this con-
fention and no motion. resolution or
Other procedure shall 30 taken as the
act 81 this convention or serve any
lettect. unless Il shall reeelve ga roll
eau the affirmative vote OF $40 dele
gates whose seats are uncoutestcd
ana this resolution shall govern the
temporary OrBnqizatiOn of this CONF
FentiQn and uutll the permanent or
kaniHa,ioh thereof shall been ef-
fected.
koscwaier pounding his gavel. de-
cl0fed abe resolution out Ol order, nal
ihe meantime Henry Cochcms oil
WISCONSIN,, who first nominated Gov
IerRQr MeGovefn. got q hearing. Hel
said che delegation voted fifteen tol
eleven against the presentation OF al
candidate
''As / announced az first he said
~ presented the name OF Governor
Mesiovern Ia my individual capacity
as i.aFollette delegate from Wis
eonsln"
This ended the nominations.
Secretary Hayward then announc-
90 that the roll would be- called not
hy state, but by individual delegates.
ana amid an npr0Rr the clerks began
70 call the names.
The first five Alabama delegates
voted FOR Root but the sixth man
called Byron y Trammell rose and
waying his hat, shouted, Me
Tho Roosevelt supporters eheered
loudly
Aiabama's vote was recorded
twenty-five for Root two for Me-
Govern.
when Arizona was reached Fran
els heney arose IN his place and
shouting through mcgaphonc /
sought ~ vain TO interrupt the roll
call 90 object 40 the votes IF Arizona
delegates seated by the national COM
miftef.
ArlzonaF fix votes went 10 Root,
and the c0h went on
Arkansas gave Root seventeen. I
McOoyern one and then California /
was reached The calling az the roll 1
OF the california delegates brought /
storms ~ applause when Mrs. Flor /
epca O. Porter Of isos Angeles, one 0f i
the two women delegates ln Che con- I
vcnuon called out. "McooNefn'
me roll can al California was
counted. twcnty-four for McGoyern I
and two tor Root
When Colorado was reached ana
the clerk called "OugNcnntim there 1
was q CHORUS 81 "lsoona' which Was /
repeated when tie acnHinf cast his
svse aer Root 1hls demoneifNuQR