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q. McCullough asked and re-

regular order WIS demanded ana tht
10Th and final roll call OF the states
was begun al 2;bs p, m.
In Alabama, "a votes for Wilson.
called out the chairman OF tho dele
CATION,
Arizona six for Woodrow wilson
Arkansas lS for Woodrow vii
SON"
II WAS difficult for the clerk "a
proceed on account of tho applause
that greeted each response.
When California was reached,
Theodore a, BELL, chairman OF that
delegation, which had been one of
Clark's bulwarks, made his way Ia
the stage, a. Mitchell Palmer and
several other leaders Of the Wilson
forces met BELL as he reached the
platform and endcavoTed 20 dissuade
him from speaking, An argument en-
sued, California was passed and Bell
left the platform.
Colorado gave all her - 10 Wilson
and Colorado did likewise with her
~. Delaware always consistently In
the Wilson column, cast her votes
there again amid applause.
Florida voted seven for Wilson and
five for Clark, Underwood's rs In
Georgia went 10 Wilson. A cheer
greeted Illinois solid 5s as II was cast
for the New Jersey governor lndi-
ana. Iowa and Kansas also supported
Wilson without dissenting vote.
Louisiana gave Clark two Of her 20
votes, Maiue's ~ votes were east
solid for Wilson. Maryland's 10 and
Massachusetts, 36 were likewise
given to Wilson,
Mlchigan's thirty climbed into the
band wagon besides tho "a from
Minnesota who held seats from the
beginning Underwood's 20 In Mis-
sissippi were announced for Wilson
by Governor Brewer In his best BARI
tone voice.
When Missouri was called, Senator
stone. in a voice that could be heard
throughout the hail, announced'
Missouri casts 80 votes for Champ
Clark"
The Mlssourians cheered and they
were given round Of applause.
Montana and Nebraska went solid
ly for Wilson. and all of Neyada's
seven votes were cast for Clark, fol-
lowed by New Hampshire which gave
8 To Wilson.
The four Clark votes In New Jersey
remained firm and the vote of tho
state was recorded. Wilson "a,
Clark 1.
New Mexico gave Wilson It's eight
votes
Another outburst occurred when
Charles L. Murphy rose In his place
TO announce:
New York casts ninety votes for
Woodrow Wilson"
North Carolina gave Wilson It's full
"a. North Dakota's 10 got into line.
Then Ohio was reached and r.. IL.
Moore of the Harmon forces, took the
stand TO release the Ohio delegation
from any obligations to support Har-
mon. Ohio was passed.
oklahoma, so long divided, 10 ana
10. cast It's entire 20 votes for Wilson.
Oregons 10 and Pennsylvania 76
remained in the accustomed places
behind Wilson. Rhode Islands 10
came into line. South Carolina voted
its is for Wilson. South Dakota gavo
Wilson 10 and the badly split Tennes-
see delegation for the first time in tho
gave its "a votes for Will
son.
When Texas was called a little girl,
Frances Ball, was lifted to the top of
was cheered as she chirped:
Texas votes 40 for Wilson.
Utah. Vermont and Virginia went
For Wilson. Then Washington, which I
nad stood solidly for Clark, was
reached.
I'VE have stayed by Clark until he
vent down to defeat" announced the |
chairman, and will stay
~ Wilson to victory"
West Virginia, Wisconsin. Wyoming, /,
Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico sup .
ported the Wilson forces, but the six /
'otes from the District of Columbia |
stayed with Clark until the end.
California, which had been passed, |
vas called and Theodore Bell asked |
unanimous consent to make a brief |
tatement.
objection was made.
Thereupon Bell tried to explain
lis vote and finally secured quiet.
lie went to the platform.
Bell said he would support Wilson.
lie announced his intention of NOV
ng to make Wilson's nomination
but he announced the
'ote of California as Clark "a; WI
on 2.
Ohio was the last state to vote, and
he gave Clark !; Harmon ~, and
wilson 33.
The total vote for Wilson was $50.
lark received "a and Harmon IL.
'wo were absent.
Before the result of the 46th ball
OF was announced, Senator Stone, of
iissouri, moved to make the nomlna-
ion of Woodrow Wilson unanimous.
ls Chairman James put the motion a
horus of ayes" broke all over the
all.
THE ayes have it, said Mr.. James
and / declare Woodrow Wilson the
ominee of this convention"
The demonstration began at once.
Don the aisles were choked with a
mass of delegates, shaking
ands and greeting friends and en-
mics with the slogan; We'll Win
With Wilson"
For ten minutes James labored to
estore order.
When order was restored, A. Nit
hell Parker took the stand and
1oved that the convention adjourn
ntil o'clock tonight when a vice
resident Will be nominated and a
latform adopted.
At $40 the convention adjourned.
Although the main business of thu
nomination of pres
iential candldate-had been disposed |
(, floor and galleries were we'll filled
1night for the final session Of tho
emocratic national convention.
The nomination Of vice presiden-