The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-30
W.T. SON GAINS CT ARK SUPPER DIV indies
BRYAN TURNS TO NEW ERSEYA BECAUSE OF TANANS Stand FOR SPEAKER

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troll was called the second time Dele
| gate Mills, answering to bis name.
shouted Woodrow Wilson" I'm
mediately the convention was In an
uproar
Mills represented only half a vota
but it was the signal of the Wilson
followers for demonstration.
1t was the first indication OF long
expected break in Maryland and the
/ Wilson forces made the most Of 1t.
i I'VE Want Wilson
When the demonstration had con-
tinued five minutes the 1--WE Want
4 Wilson" banner was hoisted by sew
eral men. Soon the aisles were
choked with a mass OF excited dele
gates In the galleries was heard
the shout Of I'VE Want Wilson,, but
it did not last long. The cheering.
| the whistling, the hooting and jeer-
| Ing drowned out, the roar increased
as huge Wilson banner was caf
ried down side aisle While the
demonstration continued Bryan sat
unmoved In the Nebraska delegation.
He famed himself with an air II
satisfaction as the delegates passed
by him.
While the excitement was at Its
height the Clark forces joined In.
i Half dozen Clark banners were car
ried into the hall They were greet
ed with war of cheers, boots. Kisses
and jeers.s
Foss Crowd Cheers.
The Foss crowd added their quota
to the din
The New Jersey and Missouri
delegates, seated directly across the
center aisle from each other, just
before the platform, began worded
quarrel One OF the Missouri dele
gates red of face and dripping with
perspTation, mounted on a high
chair and with a wealth of gestures
made a passing speech to the hoot-
ing crowd as 1t filed by, The picture
Of Wilson, which IL fifteen feet high,
and which played part In former
Wilson demonstrations again was
hoisted to the gallery. Cheers greet
ed it. The Clark forces, not to DO
outdone, forced the big California
banner up to the platform. A fight
was narrowly ayerted after the Off
: GERS of the convention forced II back
down the steps. A girl, Miss Gladys
: Hogan Of Baltimore, seized the CALI
Il fornia banner and tried to lead the
Ie demonstration but without success.
1t After the demonstration had last
&c ed twenty-five minutes the chair or
lie dered the police to clear all banners
h from the hall. and to allow no wom-
en- in the sections reserved for dele
- gates. Some semblance Of order was
,f finally restored.
j. Rayner For Wilson
The poll Of the Maryland delega-
d ton was resumed. cheer greeted
~ the vote OF United States Senator
. Rayner, cast for Wilson. The poll
was frequintly interrupted by dis
=. order. 1t became so difficult to keen
q the delegates and spectators quiet
! that extra police were stationed
: about three feet apart In all Of ".
aisles The poll showed Wilson 49,
Clark IL, absent ! ". ~
as The point of order again~S ~
u splitting of the delegation wascooc
a. ruled because no evidence Il
or delegation was under instr rs
was before the convention.
as Paine. Asks Adjournment.
NJ Immediately following the an
us nouncement of the twenty-sixtl
ae vote, Representative Palmer Q
r. Pennsylvania arose and said IN
M delegates had reached the limit 0
physical endurance, that 1t was ap
ut parent no agreement could D
RAJ reached before midnight and that
lp- was not desirable that the conven
-he ton work on Sunday.
on, 'By agreement with the represen
ry, tatives of all candidates now betoF
Fed this convention move that we at
journ until Monday"
ner Before the motion could be pu
ter delegates and spectators iiled out
vas The hall. r'gE
TWO David r. Frances of Missouri Sc
onded the motion. A Texas delega
tier tried to make it 10 o'clock Monda
ing An agreement on II o'clock as q
time for Mondays session, hnan
the was reached,
lion George Clifford of Indiana wantt
for to move to exclude all spectators
Mondays session but point OF o
een de- held against it.
of The convention adjourned
tfon 1907 O'Clock until II a. m, Monda
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