The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-29

and raised aloft In the chairmans stand.
a fight started on tho stairway to the
and and was suuelched by a policeman.
Tho banners Of eighteen states, hith-
crto nailed to the floor, were now on
the chairman's platform. Mr.. Murphy
had certainly cnlivened the show.
The demonstration had been running
sixteen minutes at 1898 4. NJ.
Tho band was playing houn' dawg
song. and there was no prospect of n
ietup. Picture men we're climbing to
galleries and stands and points Of van
tage. and their noisy flashes increased
the uproar.
Meanwhile Murphy. still quietly fam
Ming himself stood surrounded by the
yelling Missourians.
At 1880 the tumult subsidized sud
denly. The Clark managers decided to
get to q vote at once and not waste en-
crsy and time. They wanted to strike
while the iron was hot.
Tho New York vote" called the roll
clerk to Leader Murphy. who had re-
inaincd standinG.
"Eighty-one votes for Clark said
Murphy. Il for Underwood. $ for VII
SON
Apparently he had forI often that New
York was instructed to follow the unit
rulc.
"Ninot, votes for Clark said Murphy,
who had been standing for half an hour,
which was long time Cor him.
81 ndcr thu unit rule Chairman
James announced. New York casts Its
30 votes for Clark"
There was shout. hut the voting
continued Clark gained two votes in
Ohio, but lost ono in North arolina to
Wilson Then oklahoma was called and
Alfalfa Eiii MURRAY started u rumpus
Tho delegation had been split 10 for
clark and 10 for Wilson. Alfalfa Rill
protested against the chairman of the
dclcgation voting tho 20 for Clark. al
though he admitted that of the 10 dele
gates for Wilson two were Clark men
but had been instructed for Wilson and
wer. voting for him. As the unit rule
applies in oklahoma the ma ajority would
be for Clark,
"Rut We refuse to join with Tam
many" shouted Alfalfa Bill.
l'p jumped tho Wilson contingent.
They howlcd for Alfalfa Eill and cheered
for Wilson Tammany was hisscd and
the crowd boocd.
Congressman John j. Fitzgerald. the
floor leader for the New York delcga-
ton, had gone TO tho platform and stood
at the cha'rman's elbow. Evidently
New York intended 10 rush tnrouen
Clark's nomination If possible
Al o'clock Bryan came into the haii
and took his seat with the Nebraska
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