Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
Deadlock Forces Adjourn ment Till Monday; Speak CT HurrieS to Baltimore Bryan Against Man Get ting New York Vote.
CONVENTION BEATS
 ALL PRECFDENTS
May Last Several Days Long CT; 725 1-3 Necessary to Get Nomination; Leaders Short of Number.

| BALTIMORE, June 2S-Nith Gov ernor Woodrow Wilson gaining on each ballot and Clark constantly los ' ing ground in the race for nomina- tion the democratic convention aJ ] ll:05 tonight adjourned until Mon day morning at ll:UO o'clocK. Twen ty-siN ballots have been taken since the first call of states, and there was no hope of a final verdict tonight. lit is against all political precedent ! Tor a national convention to sit on i Sunday. but tomorrow will be q day Of important conferences among par is 4--,salers, and a day of hard work ! for cam haign managers.
 Clark to Baltimore
 ] When thei convention adjourned to- night, Clark was hurrying from Wash ington to Baltimore in response to call from his campaign managers. Bryan during tine afternoon session, had attacked Clark, and said he would vote for no man willing to ! accept the nomination at the hands of Murphy and Tammany hall The plan Is to have Clark appear before | the convention and make answer. In A44Ao VI AiiN AANAA1-- --EA1 alDltt ltN ffb4- 5ter his falling vote Ballots today ran from the thirteenth to the twen- ty-sNth. Wilson began with 35G and ended with 407, a net gain during the day of fifty-One. Clark began with { 554 12 and feli to 463 f-2, a loss Of ninety-One votes. Anti-Clark lead CTS called attention 10 the fact th1t they almost exactly offset the ninety Notes given Clark by the New York . dele9atiOn
 l Foss Bocm
 Breaks to Wilson were coming from many different delegations when ! the balloting closed. His managers believed that once he had overtaken Clark, the switching of delegates would become general. The Clark forces plan 10 make a desperate ef- fort tomorrow to win back some of the delegates lost today. and in this work they will probably have the personal direction of the speaker him self Wilson forces, in the mean time. expect to fight, not only to hold their gains. but 10 induce more to desert other candidates.
 Harmon delegates in Ohio did throw their support to Clark on sey- eral ballots. but it did not help mater ially toward the necessary two thirds. because of gradual inroads by Wilson. Then they changed back 70 Harmon, and remained until the last ballot Of the evening The bulk of Fhe Massachusetts delegation desert ed Clark and started a Floss boom This created a little excitement The deadlock confronting the democratic convention is the most remarkable in modern politics
 Record 5sIloting
 No one in the convention has been able 10 recall another instance in which it required anything like twen- ty-six ballots 10 nominate, and in this case the end is not yet. Having Jailed to nominate with th. week end. it is not expected the delegates will hurry their decision on Monday, and the fight may be prolonged for several days Clark people are still confident that enough of their dele ilgates will remain steadfast toconsti- ldute the necessary one-third to pre- vent nomination Many candidates were hopeful that an early dcci sion might be reached, but the two lead ! ing candidates were tonight so far short of the 725 l-s votes necessary to nominate that the problem seemed a most difficult one.
 seventeenth ballot. and was passe-l. and at the end of the call demanded a poll of the delegation. Five voted ifor Kern. four Tor Clark, seven ab- sent Each had half a vote James ruled the delegation was controlled by the votes of delegates present. and directed that four votes be cast flor Clark. one and a half for Kern, two and half not voting This left Clark with loss of six votes. Vii son. Harmon and Marshall unchanged Kern gained two and half.
 The eighteenth proceeded as far as Tennessee before there was any IoonsideFable shift Twelve and a half votes were gained by Underwood ten from Clark and two and a hall from Wilson. This made a loss of ten for Clark and one and half for Wilson, a gain of twelve and and ltContinued from Page p