The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-07-02

Wilson, Immediately great crowd leaped feet realizing that
concerted nominate Wilson unanimously under
Congressman Fitzgerald of Brooklyn stepped the Charman
"Mr Chairman" he said "tne Democracy of e State of New
York in way behind that of other in its desire for victory The
time has sink ambitions and CONVICTIONS no matter
how hard they may recognize the overwhelming will
this We therefore ask for the suspension of the rules and
the nomination by unanimous consent Of Woodrow Wilson,
southwest squa tearing New York Bay whipped up
quicker DEEPER tossing so intense interest in the thing
that going aided the police segantam and reading clerks
I 10 quiet it almost as quickly as II started.
Senator Reed Missouri nominated Clark, raised obe
motion Congressman Fitzgerald which required unanimous
Senator Reed declared he did not desire to resentment
and objected solely because Missouri wanted record sticking
Champ Clark the finish and going down with the ship similar
objection offered by H. Mccullough Of Edna Missouri
One objection enough to kill Ftzgeras NOTION and roll
call necessary.
ALABAMA LEADS OFF.
Alabama had the honor Of leading off, Gov. Emmett ONeal was
standing his chair caspng his State standard and waiting his Chance
He Alabama Woodrow Wilson Arizona and Akan
followed Alabama California called and the perpetual taker
Theodore Bell said he wanted to make few remarks The convention
would not listen TO him and California was passed.
Colorado announced ten votes for Wilson and two for Clark Al
moment delegation recondered and solid vote for Clark
became apparent when the Southern States began to respond
some delegates minded to follow Missouri the last ditch
Two delegates enlisted the sinking ship and went down
with Clark and Missouri despite the protests of their delegates As for
Missouri died game when the State called the yx delegates
standing their chairs In chorus they chned their song
hysx for Clark and the convention them one Of the
biggest cheers Of the week.
New Jersey awaited with interest The chairman Of the deega
ton the attention the crowd when he announced New
jersey s votes Wilson wenyour Clark four Senator Smith and
his colleagues stood pat to the last lineup.
New Jerseys vote greeted with Kisses Wilson crowd
by this time and resented anything that looked like reflection the
machine
NEW YORK GOES TO WILSON.
shseeved teller leaned the rail of the lower
platform, stretched his to the centre aisle and oared Meow
York the great hall STILL just for moment Then Charles
Murphy, his face brond little drawn but bearing smile which
radiant by contrast with his usual expeoneSs of features said
voice which has been weary not to say irritable Of late but ringing
with cheer now Nw York casts ninety votes for Woodrow Wilson,
The hall with of joy until the trumpet voice of the teller
drowned by the repeating all sides of the hall the entirely super
nuo,s deepunged echoes New York ninety for Wilson"
Each announcement brought with cheers and
they lasted we'll into the call Of North Carolina the call of Ohio
hyset grayhed put forward by Mr. James IMAM
ag for Governor Harmon who desired unanimous speak
1t was given with whoop.
HARMON DELEGATES RELEASED.
II am not the manager for Governor Harmon said Mr. Moore al
only of 100000 loyal Democrats who followed Harmon
victory twice in the State Of Ohio We believed we had the right
present the this baoted winner this convention
that of the who would he President of the United States This
convention did not to agree We bound the unit The
obligations OF the loyal friends which merely obligations are
hereby released"
BY motion OF the Chairman the Ohio delegation asked passed
The District of Columbia threw Its six which represent
Presidential election against harmony for Champ Clark
Bell of California demanded unanimous for fifteenth
time days He voted his delegation twnyfor for Clark for