The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-26

and read. 1t instructed for Under
wood for President. and ordered the
delegation to vote as "a unit on all
questions affecting his candidacy"
Senator Lea. of Tennessee. shouted
that AIR. Undcrwood's candidacy was
not involved In the Bryan Parker
fight. and said If the chairman held
appeal from the decision, Alabama
was passed while the chairman con-
sidcrcd the question.
Arizona was next called and de-
mandcd poll. Resui. Bryan. 4;
Parker. =.
Arkansas cast her eighteen votes
vidcd. Parker. is; Bryan. I: Kern. /.
Colorado split, six and six between
Parker and Bryan. Connecticut gave
twelve to Parker and two to Bryan.
Delaware went solidly for Bryan--siN
votes. Florida nopped to Parker. with
eleven votes. one to Bryan.
Georgia's tweniy-cight all were
given to Parker. Idaho gave her
eight to Bryan. Illinois voted under
tho unit rulc-fifty- eight for Parker.
Indiana gave twenty-onc to Parker,
eight to Bryan: one absent.
Iowa split even-,h.rteen to thirteen.
Kansas gave all twenty to Bryan;
Kentucky gave Parker seventeen and
one-halt. and Bryan seven and one
half: one absent.
Louisiaa split ten and ten.
Maine gave eleven to Parker. one to
Bryan
Maryland swung into line with
fourteen and one-half for Parker to
one and ohe-half for Bryan,
Massachusetts gave Senator o'Gor-
man. OF New York, three Of frer votes.
eighteen for Bryan and fifteen for
Parker.
Nebraska Vote Split.
Michigan gave Parker twenty one,
Bryan nine.
Minnesota gave iwenty-four votes
solid for Bryan.
Mississippi. twenty votes. went SOL
idly for Parker. while Missouri gave
the New Yorker twenty-five and the
Nebraskan fourteen.
Montana gave only one 10 Parker;
seven TO Bryan.
When Nebraska was called there was
moments silent wait Nebraska
gives three to Parker: thirteen TO
bryan called the State chairman,
amid applause
Nevada gave six 10 Bryan.
New hampshire. i've to Bryan and
three to Parker
Then came New Jerseys delegates.
pledged TO Woodrow Wilson. who
joined the fight on Parker. Twenty
FOUR OF the New Jersey delegates FOL
lowed Mr.. Wilson'S advice and voted
10: Bryan. Four went 20 Parker.
Eight votes from New Mexico went
TO Bryan, and then It was New York $
turn.
Leader Charles r Murphy. Q. Tam
many Hall. arose.
New York casts ninety votes for
Alton ID. Parker"
North Carolina gave Parker fifteen
and Bryan mine.
North Dakota went sol!dly TO Bryan.
with ten.
Ohio gge Parker twenty nine TO
Bryan's nineteen.
Oklahoma gave Bryan twenty.
oregon revived organs hopes by
giving him nine to Parker's one
Pennsylvania called out a Bryan
demonstration when 1t gave the Ne
braskan sixty-seven votes to nine for
Parker.
Rhode Island went to the Park er
standard with ten votes. while South
Carolina gave her eighteen solidly 10
the Nebraskan
South Dakota also went solidly for
Bryan.
Tennessee gave seventeen to Parker,
seven TO Bryan.
Texas. n Wilson state. gave forty
solidly for Bryan.
Utah split, four 20 four. while Yer
mont gave eight TO Parker.
Gives Parker Victory.
Virginia gave fourteen TO Parker
the victory.
Washington went fourteen TO Bryan
The absent vote from Michigan was
announced for Parker
West Virginia's delegation was
polled. the result being nine and one
half for Parker, six and one-ha!f for
Bryan.
Wisconsin went sol,dly twenty.s.x
to Bryan.
Wyoming gave six to Bryan.
Alaska split four and two in favor
Of Parker
The Philippine Islands and Hawaii
each went the same. while Porto Rico
gave two to Parker and four 10 BRYAN
The District of Columbia ravn Ill
six Of It's votes 10 Parker.
Before the official announcement
could he made Senator Lea. represent
ing the Bryan interests, moved that
ihasniuch as Judge Parker had re
ceivcd 81? votes TO sos for BRYAN tho
nomination he made unanimous. There
were some shouts of NO" hut tho
chairman declared the motion had
been carried.
Senator stone. of Missouri; Senator
Lea and Judge IIudspeth. of New Jer-
sey. were named to escort Parker to
the chair.
n round Of cheers GREETED the newly
elected chairman as he climbed tho
steps TO the platform. National Chair
man Mack confined himself 20 the
mere introduction: Judge Parker
temporary chairman"
Judge Parker started to read his
speech. but was interrupted at the very
BEGINNING BY the greatest confusion
thousands Of persons in the gallery.
content with having witnessed the
big night started to leave the hall.
Many of the delegates began 10 move