The daily sentinel., 1912-06-27


until after the nomination of fcapddates met by cheers
The report of the committee rules is UNANIMOUSLY adopted
by the convention. -,-5/ n I3UyGI} III sE1Iga9N
special rule covering the unit rule presented by Mr. Gov
ngon A minority report will be presented BY Representative
each side. 15-l l1l lEL-'C5sL IgoL23I5E 3{ISJT
As Congressman Henry platform presents
the minority report he is greeted with cheersIz5 E IA
Chairman Covngton of the committee rules will argue in
o favor Of the unit rule and and will be followed by Mr. H Henry
Mr.. Henry draws round applause when he states that
his argument will only occupy fe" minutes.
Mr. Covngon cohdudeslhs speech and isfolo@ed by MIR
Henry who is greeted by enthusiastic applause
A hard ram and lightning storm broke the vicinity of the
convention hall few moments ago and IN consequence the air
much cooler and the conditions the hall comfortable
Mr. Henry talking particular about the Ohio where,
several districts delegates elected the party primary and
afterwards they instructed by the convention
unit for candidate other than the endorsed by h
Mr. Henry concludes his speech and Mr. Covingtop yields
Mr. Becks mention Of the eminent governor of the great
state of New Jersey with of applause. The Will
son men are trying hard to prolonged ovation,
ne delegations leading the cheering for Governor Wilson
are those from the states of New Jersey Pennsylvania and Della
he noise is undmnhed
large banner inscribed The great state of Texas
solid for and one bearing portrait of Governor Wilson
are carried around the hall by the Texas delegation.
During the confusion the New York delegation sit told in
their seats, being his feet Portraits of Wilson
being carried around the hall and the
its highest.
As the band play "The SarSpanged Banner the
entire crowd joins in singing The produced is tremendous
land, My Maryland"
Dixie proves be the real musical hit of the evening" the
people cheering at the top of their voices
The demonstration for Governor Wilson has continued
IS minutes and still noisy and enthusiastic when first
After minutes the uproa in the convention hall for Wilson
continues unabated No effort being madeb the chairman
order Thousands of small fans bearing Governor Wilson's
portrait have been distributed throughout the hail. and being
thrown toward the roof of the building.
The Wilson demonstration has finally been subdued after
half an hour by Chairman Parker.
After severely rebukng the spectators for their continued acts
of disorder Chairman Parker asks Mfr Beck his speech
assn Mr. Beck concludes his arguments
Mr. Beck followed by Mayor Baker of Cleveland O. who
supports the report Of the minority "a
Mr. Bakers address received with great enthusiasm and
he is being interrupted by applause.
Mayor Baker concludes his speech amidst of applause
Mr. Baker followed by Judge Gore in support Of the
Judge retires succeeded by Senator o, SHARP
Williams of Mississippi - rar7t. @asEss%. ssSSGsA
Senator Williams is supporting the minority report.
Senator Williams concludes his speech and there
M Senator Williams is olowedby Mr.. Dunn of Nebraska who
will speak for minutes support of the minority report
The crowd has become restless and of the specta
tors are leaving the hall Mr. Dunn is having much trouble in
making himself heard above the disorder Isl SF M N n RI
MfDunn finishes his speech and Mr. Hsnr9fTefas ss
The delegate who addressed the convenon and Who was
tepored g be Judge Sore proves to be Ed H Moore ou
ment made by Senator Williams of Mississippi
roll call is being takn9 a YotesYesis ipfayor of
the minority report; vote of 'No in of The majority
The minority report adopted BY the conyetiqh BY The ol
ssss Ssi.s.s. 's & 4 sis w
81 Cohneccuyes 3, absent Delawareyes Flor
dayes6, Georgia-no IS; Idahoyes s; lnos-no So;
ndanayes absent lowa-yes>I2, no absent
Kansasye Lousana-yesl NIans44 4yes
not voting 3; NIaand-yes 3, ~ asshusetts-yes
25 Mchigan-yesS 8, absent a AIheotalA 4ANfi
souryes no 29i Montana NebraskaJYs t6SlNeyada
yes 8; New Hampshe-yes 81 New JerSey-yes "a, !;
New Mexcoyes 4; New ork iNoteC CarolinaF++
yes 2o no 4; North DakotayeS 10; Ohioyes 2e, no
voting z Oklahoma-yes iouo Io Oregon ONO
Pennsyl ylvaniayes 65 Rhode Island s.; South
Carona-yes IS; South Dakota yes o Tennessee
eXas1yes W 4o Utah-yes s. Vermonyes 3a9 not vet