Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-25
BALTIMORE, June %.

DAL uOuE, ouuc ~.
uUsT before the national Democratic convention was called
to order at 1916 O'Clock today, Senator John W. Kern, of
- Indiana, who has practically been agreed on for temporary
chairman by the Bryan forces, gave out a statement in which
he said that he would stand by the "Commoner" Mr.. Kern will
be placed in nomination by Mr.. Bryan.
The convention was called to order by Chairman Norman i.
Mack. The hall was filled when he announced that the conven'
ton was in session.
Disorder delayed the opening pro ceednss and Chairman Mack appeal
ed 40 p reras delegate delegate with stentoran voice shouted to Chairman Mack
that 300 delegates were stnl in line outside the hall and that the conysn-
At 1880 practically all the delegations were in place and appeals
cardinal Gibbons ,Ss sn in his ., sr1asGs ssaplst Fo stb p so"sS heads the open
Senator Kern entered the hall $ te prayer closed ana received q
Chairman Mack directed the read Of ne names Of the temporary
chairman, was greeted with a great wv of cheering to which the
. :" nrssa sseoa nd II @s 9 3 s,s s5 the BUT gle iss cs.s ~sn kept Shs e '"'p's over
BRYAN Sa. finally Gns sSsnssa s a%ist a Se ens' Of ' H%dnns. Placing To d en- ss@.'l lo@.
sF e as@p sna swung Snng@ their hats
Ea IS spoke OK ss"t Sr.a sa %1s1' he Ss'a ssd R'A T Sss . T ssn y sn' f5t in ts sss
caronaiens I have been the champion of the Democratic partys prnct-
os1 and In three campaigns have re ceived the votes of six and one-haf
"' 1aas pSms sought harmony more than II" asked Bryan.
mo. no. anne am b nGm mre ed G 4Ee nat at ion mit committee to consult the candi''
dates aI particularly ,rtlo@s ds WILSON, VI 5wG h asaS united Within WITH hose Of clark" clark in a va favor Of !
aDd IN ef sop temporary nj g0c Chairman, co ntinuod Bryan and had been turned
down aTn sg better ses a'" %"n eo S% We ind than Kern exclaimed Mr. Bryan
s %rsssfr Of t SS@ wilson isap' delegates 5@ '@t from New Jersey stood o their seats
platform S o%" t o nominate senate tor John W. Is 4 Of , indiana asa for Temporary gssmy
Ss h hat in the ali, while standing o" his his e chair attou wDa, non,o n,.,.,,,.
nd@na,s sanai ssas.s for VENT tns ,y pSSsd Si aats aoy rso@ i mers'a mere asnon..t.-
tive n Interruptions from As galleries, with cries Of Parker"
Bryan's stirring sentences stu a the crow cheering gan we
.ae writing history today he exca med, inc ne omI Is waiting 70
s na nhether this convention will follow Chicago in listening to the voice
of predatory wealth"
from Wall street eight years ago $3.50
After Bryan had spoken tnrty-siX mmutes tHe as another outbnfst
of "pnrker" shouts from the galleries
Rrvan closed At 1:s amid tmultuous cheers. after speaking forty
minutes ,s -
cheered. -.
s,ccess his yea Is l am" continued Kern, and shouts of "Parker!r greet-
ed the announcement
Mr.. kern appealed to Parker to unite with him in the support Of sena-
tor odormad. of New York; senator cuiO@son Of Texas Represepta'tse
Clayton, of Alabama. or one Of a number of others he designated
Mr.. Bryan. with his brother CHARLES Bryan. and two ftene4 left tor
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