New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-29

and fearing Harmon progress was mace since u
ballot was taken unless elimination of Governor BALDWIN Oh Ion
e+;c he REGARDED as candidate has received
majority of the convention to say nothing OF tVo-hoS
The unvlngness Democrats trust each other was never
batter evn6ed than it has to-day Each leader acuateo oy
the conviction Democratic brother IS ready to KNIFE MN IN W
back has placed his wall and dare not take step forward
How long this situation will last man can tell
The eighth ballot gave the following results
Clark 448r Wilson, 352ls; Harmon 1873; Underwood $50
Marshall 81; Kern Bryan, Ollie James /; Gaynor l.
The only development resulting from the constant conferences
which have marked evening of the convention mas oeen w
increased availability Of Senator John w Kern VINO"
Tom Taggart guarantees thoroughly broken to both saoo anu
harness gentle and warranted not to KICK bite or %
under the lash of guard though he goes by the name
Progressive 49,,
This has been day trading and sleeping with slightly more
emphasis on the former the convention adjourned this morn
ing declared that before o'clock the hour set Tor the
inc the trading be completed and the second or at most the
third ballot would settle Presidential nomination But every one
was sleepy the long nights and consequence the uao
ING was put and when H. the convention was again
called to order no had been reached
All eyes were fixed on Virginia combination
as the which almost certain accomplish the nonauo
Runo had there has occurred friction between NharleS
Murphy Roger Sullivan the arbiter OF Illinois denes ou "
could not he confirmed Because agreement had been reached during
TIE recess Murphy determined not to give New YORK
vote 70 rv candidate until he has such candidate could
Re and further candidate brought to
realization that winning hopeless without the help
Of the New the four ballots taken at the afternoon session
,oved fress Most the fellows disposed to await some
indication for the direction in which was most wise
for them to Jump taken until $50 m
to give leaders chance to talk IT over
BRYANS FAILURE AMUSES MANY.
There was much amusement to-day the failure Of William
Brvn effort night real ruon the convention and
a. +.rede for himself Gradually the regarding the elaborate
an which the peerless one had worked out to force himself
on the favorable Of the convention and to stampede
into nominating becomin known and they do more
and more gratitude Justice Cohalsn for the aue
in which he the scheme - Democratic
colonel
It obvious that it is d terrible disappointment the
les, one that he has failed Baltimore that overwhelming
demand for his nomination his sycophanc courters had led
hin to believe would make imperative for him to sacrihce hse
once more to country and the demands OF his party
hearess rather to enjoy the sadness OF
the Nebraska hero's dillusionment
There is no doubt too that by grandnd play last nigh
Colonel BRYAN made bitter than he had had pre-
ousv in the Democratic party Many of these believe that his pu
nose was to bring where he would be turned down
m the convention and would thus good for boiling
even asserted that offer from Colonel Roosevelt
Of first place on the ticket Nationalist party he would
desert the Democracy the latter is sheer for Mr.
Bryan well any else the purpose OF the New National
t party Furthermore hardly likely to be duped by sh an
oer the which he could not possibly enforce
Nor there good ground for believing that Mr. Bryan supposed he
would he turned down Such an assumption only wholly
unwarranted underesmaton Of Mr. Byans opinion ct himself ana
his idea Of the place the hearts of the American people
Furthermore he had secured Representative Ollie James
the precise purpose securing should he decide to attempt such
COUP ruling from the chair which would accord with MS purpose
rather than with parliamentary laws and usage
Hinder the rules and practice national conventions which are OF
, Standing Mr. Brvans resolution place last nights
cng bevond mere introduction reference Had MI James been
seeking to serve the Of his chairman OF
convention promptly declared the Bryan resolution
referred to resolutions without debate ana there
would have rested all Such always the custom OF natoha
conventions and that it necessary and obvious from
tart that could each Of the housndodd delegates introduce
have from resolutions representing his individual views
such conventions prolonged indefinitely even apart IRON
fact that nv resolutions introduced could hardly be read and
~ referred without debate without subecng the party to gross
Instrumentation It needs calculation to oresee what would
mean were all delegates free introduce have read and then
debate any resolutions they chose
JAMES MAKING ENEMIES FOR BRYAN
A. matter Of fact Ollie lanes making any friends for Mr.
As an irate Pennsylvania put to-day The man does not
~ look the part to say nothing of being able to act it James Is fa
from alert Of keeping order IS not at al Oh "
law and has already demonstrated the folly of ex
meeting from him anything purely partisan DECISIONS aho fnen
zs the PENNSYLVANIA put he does not look the part
At this session James evidently sought 70 PdCae W
d reaconaries bv calling Ex-Governor Dave" Francis
rs Missouri to the chair could hardly have made worse Se
m afforded no pleasure the Belmonyan crowd to see one