Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-03

Tor TFcsld dent-EoN- " NoouToW Will son Of New Jersey.
 For Vice Presidsnt-Goy Thomas R. Marshall Of Indiana.
 This was the ticket completed by the democratic national convention at 1.j5 a. m. today Wednesday,.
 marshslTs Nomination a Surprise. The nomination of Governor Mar shall for vice president came as some thing of a surprise. for when the nights halloting for vice president be- gan, it showed that thr Bryan Wilson contingent iu the convention had defi- niteiy settled upon Gov John F. Burke of North Dakota.
 Nominated by Reclamation.
 There was not much of a fight, how ever and when two ballots disclosed Marshall easily in the lead, Governor Burke's name was withdrawn, and Marshall was proclaimed the nominee by exclamation. A minute later the convention had adjourned sine die The delegates worn and weary. made their way out Of the big convention hall, singing and happy to be started for home
 Wilson Won on 4eth Ballot
 Gov. Woodrow Wilson was made thc presidential nominee when on the
 
 for Champ Clark The Missouri del esauon. which had remained faithful To Clark co the end then moved that fhe nomination bc made unanimous.
 The First Ballot.
 The frst ballot for vice president resulted; Marshall ESQ; Burke SO5 s-s: -Chambcriain l51. Hurst of Illinois 77; Preston 5S- McCombs 12. Osborne 9: eli.er 8 Wade s. Absent 46 Is. Connecticut voted 14 for Burke.
 The Second Ballot
 The second ballot resulted:s Mar shan st5 l-1. Burke 5s1 1-3. Cham berlain 70 f-c.
 Connecticut sgain voted for Burke. Representative Hughes of New Jer- Eey moved that Marshall be nominated bv exclamation, but a chorus of dis sent followed
 5urks's Name Withdrawn.
 Chairman James ordered the roll called Before the roll call could be begun the North Dakota delegation withdrew the name of Governor Burke and moved that the nomination of Marshall be made unanimous. aBefore tae motion could be put there was a chorus Of ayes and the delegates be- san t0 crowd out of the hall.
 No one heard the motion to adjourn or James announcement that the con- vention was adjourned sine die.
 Convention Adjourned at 1.5s A. M. Tho motion was declared carried st l.55 and the democratic convention vas over
 Illinois Breaks the lee.
 Only four ballots were necessary to- day Co reach a nomination When the convention was adjourned last night thc convention had seemed to be in an sN but hopeless deadlock Wilson had begun t' lose ground on the last few ballots and Champ Clark had made a ie7 temporary gains. This encouraged i1e speaker to rush over tO Baltimore from Washington this morning in the hope of stll further turning the tide pn1 rsliyinS his forces 70 a final stand. Whom hr reached here. however. he learned that hr ulinois delegation. at CT ca-Iy morning conference. had dr- cloed 70 switch from Clark to Wilson. 1hIr meant change of IS votes and vas aH fatal fo rlark7 choicp as it vss inspiring 70 the Wilson forces lIi7oiF had been expected 10 break r day and there was deep gloom in The Wilson camp when it failed To do Fr
 West Virginia Fellows Illinois. With tls change this morning. how ever the Wilson forces went to the sCr crto1 hall at noon in the firm be- hef thaf tne New Jersey governor Fs-l4 pt nominated before another ad- tsSfnweu- was taken As they had rrt.'nsfai tle vote or Illinois marked The 'ecnn.n- uf The end. West Nir- E1Ia joined hands with Illinois ID go- ing over ID Wilson on Inc i3d ballot the nrsl east today
 u F~. r- thf last nigh, to Cog un tine first ballot today. The figures tell their own story hc wilson delegates were iubilant as l la rranh James directed the second cal of t1c day-the forty fourth of the con eutiou. The most Important change on his ual'1t was in the Colorado del cr-tIor which had been voting II foi .l-k and for Wilson. This tim, colorado divided 70 to in flavor ol Wilson. Altogether the ultimate nom. ineo EaIued -t votes on this ballot Th-n came the t5th. it was disappoint. Ing -o0 in way for Lark held hi, own and Wilson made a gain of onl' four
 Wilson's Nomination Seemed Certain There were few In the hall at thi, ms wao aid not believe Wilson would u.r but they feared it would take long long while for him to attain the 715 i-S votes necessary to nominate It was realized that there must he decided "breai1" in the Underwood vot, which held firm from the beginning hefare any man could win.
 The 46ih ballot had been ordered when Senator Bankhead Of AlAbams was seen making his way to the stage Word flashed over the great arInorl that his purpose was to withdraw AlT q fwNa~llTa...H w Frrl~7 "a md rs4Ia a his delegates to vote for whom thn, saw ht The delegates. wearled by tn long sessions of the past week. all a once realized that this was indeed th' climax There was confusion Apf SD pisusF and cheering from end dele Estion to another. The Rsllerles rsugh up the disorder and added 10 the dtH