The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-25

7 cnllufen ana ther children S chill
dren May the consciousness OF
this community Of interests or OF
destiny Danish from their hearts all
bitterness, hatred ana i'll VIII. and
inspire them with sentiments OF
genuine charity. benevOlence and
mutual respect and forbearance.
I'VE recommend likewise to Thy
urbounded mercy all our brethren
md fellow citizens throughout the
United States. that they may be
blessed in the knowledge and sancti,
fed in the observance Of Thy most
holy law, that they may be preserv-
ed in union and in that peace which
the world cannot give and after en-
iovins the blessings Of this life. they
may be admitted to those which are
eternal"
Chairman Mack said the commit
tee on arrangements and the nation
al committee had selected Judge Al
ton Parker, of New York, for tenn
porary chairman.
BRYAN NAMES KERN.
Mr.. Bryan Immediately stepped
forward and placed in nomination
senator Kern. of Indiana.
Bryan was given a tumuluous
ovation.
~ ask for my credentials" SAID
Mr.. Bryan. Il beg to tell You tnat
in three campaigns | charnpioned
the Democratic principles and in
three campaigns received the votes
of six and half million Demoeratsl
There was tremendous cheering
WRITING HISTORY"
SAYS BRYAN.
we are writing history today
The country is waiting to hear
whether this convention Will follow
Chicago in listening to the voice of
predatory wealth, said MI Bryan
The people know what Influences
dominated the Chicago convention
and made it farce.
Those Influences are here and
are more brazenly at work than
they were at Chicago Let the com
mencement of this convention @e
such that the democrats may say.
The democratic party is unafraid
You can't lrighten it with your
Ryans or buy it With your Bel
monts
Thomas F. Ryan was on the con
ventiOn floor
Bryan said he spoke for Parker in
1904, but was not in sympathy with
him or the force behind him.
KERN APPEALS TO PARKER.
Bryan spoke for forty minutes.
Senator Kern followed him. II
wish to do nothing to prejudice GOV.
OF Indiana, or any candi-
dates" he said. Il believe that
Judge Parker is as desirous OF
democratic success as am
Cheers and shouts of Parker
Kern appealed to Parker TO unite
with him in the support Of Senator
1Gorman or Senator Cuberson, of
TeaXs. or some other candidate.
PARKER DID NOT ANSWER.
After waiting in vain for an an
swer from Iudee Parker Kern with
drew and nominated Bryan.
Bryan Immediately accepted.
Fitzgerald, OF brooklyn, spoke for
Judge Parker.
Lineup for the struggle was com
plete.
The floor and galleries shouted
and there was disorder.
The police aided in restoring
quiet
The roll call on temporary chair
began at 2:40 j. m.
The confusion was so great that
the roll-cal proceeded slowly.
As the roll proceeded cheers
greeted the result as announced
from each state
PARKER A FAVORITE.
Parker was clearly favorite
among the delegates but the gal
leries cheered for Bryan.
The vote of - states on roll call
showed Parker 225, Bryan 81. Kern
The vote on 50 states showed
Parker 453 -. Bryan 24l 1-2, Kern
Kansas voted. Ian 20: Missouri
Parker %. Bryan IA.
WHAT FINAL ROLL
CALL SHOWED.
There was continued confusion as
the roll neared the end, although it