The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-29

Baltimore, Md, June 29-After the
demonstration, following the sensa-
tional break in the national demo
cratic convention when the 80 votes
of New York, which had hitherto
been cast for Harmon, were shifted
to Champ Clark, the convention ad-
journed until 1 o'clock this afternoon.
The shift came on the 10th ballot.
The 18th showed a loss Of votes for
Clark The 18th ballot was taken
without reaching a nomination and
the convention then adjourned.
Baltimore, Md, June PA monot-
onous succession of roll-calls brought
no nomination in the democratic nat
ional convention late last night. when
the sweltering delegates We're still
answering the droning voice of the
reading clerk The results OF the
rollcals up to the ninth were dis
couragingly similar. None Of the
leading candidates made any material
gains or losses. There was NO
change of more than six votes in the
totals up to that time. The steady
gains Of the Wilson vote had culmin.
ated with a count of 354 on the sixth
ballot On the seventh Wilson lost
~ votes. Bryan. Kern. ollie James
and Mayor Gaynor OF New York each
received one or two votes In the
course of the banoting Harmon lost
slowly but steadily from his AS OF
the first ballot Underwood gained q
trihe.
New York threw 81 votes to Clarl
on the tenth ballot. The announce
ment started a demonstration amonl
the Clark delegates They did no
wait for Murphy to announce The
completion Of the New York vote
that state having 80 in all. The roll
call was delayed by the demonstra
ton. The band began playing Tam
many and the delegations whicl
have supported Clark from the out
set began a procession around tn
hall During the demonstration
Clark enthusiast grabbed the stan
dard OF the Massachusetts, delegation
this state not having voted
scramble In which the Wilson an
Clark men INDUCED resulted. Tn
standards OF several states were cai
ried 10 the platform. where the SCI
geants at arms endeavored TO re.
train them After scramble IN
bearers reached the chairman's pla
form
Chairman James called the CONVEX
ton to order at g:42 Gradually tn
disorder subsidized and Rev. Georg
+. Dudley OF Washington ofiere
prayer lie concluded amid al
plause. Chairman James announce
an immaterial correction In the r.
suit OF the fifth ballot. lie the
admonished the galleries for hlssin
and applauding votes and at GAS di
ected the calling OF the roll for n
sixth ballot. c n Malcu. an Okl
homa alternate. tried TO move to su
pend the two.thirds rule and nom
nate by a majority vote. A choir
of disapproyal greeted the motto
and Chairman James quickly sustai
ed n point OF order against II. III
roll call then proceeded.
The call proceeded without cham
or incident unit, Kansas was reac
ed. The delegates and spectato
held their breath. half expecting
great increase In Wilson's favor o
lowing the roll call yesterday Whit
showed the Kansans II for wills,
and . for Clark. but the lnstrr
tons holding them to Clark un
two.thirds OF the delegation believ
him beaten held them In line. and
20 votes were cast for Clark.
Michigan Kern and Wilson each II
one to Harmon 4 hush of exncc
ton settled over the hall when n,
York was called. but Charles =. MI
ply arose and as usual announc
New York casts 90 votes for III
mon"
In North Carolina Wilson lost O
10 Underwood. Harmon lost one
Ohio. II went 10 Bryan. who w
thus restored to the roll. By Il
time it became apparent that IN,
would be no nomination on tho 81,
ballot This was assured when N
York did not shift 20 either of
leading candidates In Tenness
which cast its vote differently
each ballot, Wilson gained four q
Clark two. an Of the six came m
the Harmon column At tho end
the roll Nebraska corrected her v.
giving Wilson 4. Clark 10. a e