Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-29

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Baltimore Md. June 2o.--Brsan
was pale and hagEard as ne stood on
the platform facing the tumult ne
had created on the floor below him.
From time 10 time he moppcd the
dripping Precipitation from his fur-
rowed brow with one hand he held
the iron railing IN front Of him ana
the other neryously welded "a big
palm leaf fam When he spoke he
had defiant CLEAN Ia his eve. Ills
voice WAS husky Occasionally he
would let go his hold Of the railing to
shake his finger az the delegates
Bryan held the stage for nearly an
hour. II was Thought Ia be his last
stand before the convention, bat ne
declared that II the right man was
Nominated he would Introduce "a
resolution authorizing the candidate
To appoint his campaign committee
ana not bee handicapped By % national
committee on which "the Interest,""
wnre represented.
Bryan's sensational move inter
ruptcd the fourteenth ballot ID ure-
aied q great deal OF feeling among
the delegates. Tae antagonism 10
.
Upon the fourteenth roll call Nc
braska arkad 70 be polled Bryan
rose IN his chair In the Nebraska
delegation as the p0ll OF the state was
ordered. iic WAS interrup,eu with
shouts of vote. vote. ns he WAS
asked TO explain his vote.
/ Acting Chairman Sul1fr ruled that
nothing WaH in psder but the actual
BRYAN persisted in explaining amid
ahouia Ol vote vote
Bryan said. "As long as New
forks vote as cast for Clark,
withhold nay vote from MIN.
Inc convention was in an uproar
] senator stone of Missouri shoute
above me din pleading with the
afie8aiea aud galleries % listen to
I Bryan.
Bryan remained mounted on his
chair AenatOr Stone made his way
/ % the platform 20 ask for time fof
AT. Bryan 90 explain his vote. AboN E
the din motion granting unanimuus
/ consent 90 Bryan 60 speak was de-
Iclared carried, and the cnmmoncr
proceeded 90 the platform amid
lcheers and shouts of derlsi1n
Great confusion continued as
Bryan moroned Go the crowd far
lQulct iiC spoke deliberately. tw-
iplnining in detail his vote amid an
impressive silence,
Bryan read from preplrca state
lmeni tie said Nebrask had alsai 4
deem q progressive state.
in this connection he said tho urC
grcaatte Hentlmrnt WAS overwhelming
lnnd no candidate wouM have 4
chance ~ known not % be pro.
GreBsivC
Be said tho resolution adopted
against any candidate suhsorsient O.
Morgan, Ryan and bel rut. showed
the desires of the convention
The vote of NeWf ork represented
the wishes of one man, Charles ~
Murphy, declared Bryun. and he rep.
resented the same interests that
lsuught to dominate the Chicago con.
lNcntion. re and HIS nssncliiuH ni
the Nebraska delegation, he said
were unwilling to accept che name ol
ANY man who was receiving tho beue.
90 of Mr. Murphy's ioudership.
Shouts OF approval constantly In
.trrrupted Bryan. with uccaHioutl
parliamentary protests, but he
pushed ON.
n shall not be a party" dc.
clafed Mr Bryan TO the nomination
of amy man who viii not be abso.
luteiy free Go carry out the anil-Mor
gan. Ryan, Belmont resolution and
make his administration reflect Epy'
ernWent Or. for and hy thn people.
shall withhold my vote from Mr.
Clark as long as New York votes tOl
him.
ginla, Interrupted % ask 20 the nora
inatAon of a Democratic candidate q
made with the vote Of New Aori