The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-07-23
How Can He Now Explain His Vote Fo,
Ryan, Belmont and Wall Street?
Beckhams SelfConfessed Confusion Baltimore Fol
lowed By Deliberate Measurements To
Voters of Kentucky
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State. declined to ask Ryan TO step out,
but requested Bryan to withdraw the
second part of his resolution. Mr.. Bryan
said he would give New York an oppor-
tunity. yielded the floor to the opposition.
and said he would reserve what time he
lad left to conclude the debate The de-
,ate was on for some time, and then Mr.
Bryan concluded with the announcement
that he would withdraw the second part
a the resolution, that part which de-
Ha1dcd the withdrawal from the con-
NentiOn OF any delegate or delegates con-
sdtGung OF representing the above
;'"1sd interests" And in his concluding
statement he said:
Il now withdraw the latter part of the
resolution. for do not intend that any
member Of this convention shall shield
his negative vote against the principal
Part Of the resolution by hiding behind
'Ie latter part of it. l intend that the
I-:cn who think the first part of this reso-
!. i!an is either wrong or unnecessary
I'll. have chance to say 50 on roll
Resolution Again Read.
once more, to avoid any uncertainty.
Sp lacy, of Connecticut, asked that the
resolution be read in the shape Nj.
bryan wanted it to go before the con
Nention. Senator James ordered il
.ydG. and it was read by the secretary
OF the convention. In reading il the
secretary read the first part and left
of there. Thus it will be seen that the
original resolution, consisting OF two
parts, was read twice by Mr.. Bryan him
self. and third reading of the first part
W'"S given by the clerk. Three times the
convention neard the resolution read
in a speech delivered at Elizabethtown.
Ky. on March 16, 1914, when he an
I'm fio f1r I4 S c'H"S,e Tor me
l,g. PscI,ham SAID in snS,s.ino- oet.' ~ ~
Bryan resolution:
that rcsrI-rttoD vas iDfrr.jTr..I - -
and when ! came in n vfId So Of a.
t-uull ana disorder existed Am I ct
O. the Kentucky DELEGATION / yyas ~
jr:s the rps0IUtion da01aT.'.d tho ,,-ftb
H:.-..I from the coy,v..T,t.,, - , A." ~,
..-.ecatas. was opposaF 10 yir-r7 e-rr,,
u-I- ma irregular method Of g,.D.ll.Ip
g.. erat.s. ever though those ,1aI....--'l
we're or the onnrSfte side srurrr nv .-.r.
- Ill. issues before Tho r.r..-..--ir-., d.
..o midst of the great cI4-.si n ana
~l..- r.-.-atas. and, unrs,sts.,.1.-.-- .--.-
.a Pho effect of the ge-.lrrrir, ~. on.
..s.g ....-.. tas 7 voted sr.-afr... - ..-
.-- a.. ashamed IF Inn z-,ra ,.--- 3D.. .
...u conditions"
''N.w. as everybody knows who .-
ts-H.T The Baltimore C1rv---....,, ~. .-
...7..-.l u Inc BRYAN r....rraf-- .-.
- en- rfor wa: t-fa IN --...... -.
.r-r.. Of he whole Con-, ...-.
convention assembled at ; .-.r -r- --.-
".-ht .19 ;ha business bar1s. f. --.. e..
rrnia.E.l Of tandiJore for 3D.. -g .-
...A.- u..rf,.r. nary I,--sfy...s r,-.r -., ..
.ut Of tine way. The mos frr-.-.....---
---.-,- Of the convention 5ra -..-
rs man 10 bear the Ee-11~r.s.-a -..r-
..G IN % national Carr0.i,.-7 ,.-r.. 81.
% r. ?cc--rnIfshe7 Mo r--r,,... 49,.
sled 10 nvernovfne and ,,...-r.- --..--
Calzr0sr us in his ecat
Where Was ze-<7-y,o
,r,...a y.ls Mr. Pa.,-ba-r,a --,e,, al
.-t.,.-... 30 he - ~ CIV "',
ms m 1.,,,,j,s,, - -, q - -.-.. II
-,-s- be ,-it-IL "a ina .-l s."a'e on
. .E.- r Iae.S an1 la --a.rt
o. 40 4t...t.
MIL from tine CONVENTION hal. c1.lF
hive failed to Know, tvant,- -,i1,I... .,- ,'
er BRYAN presented his rgesiUtf-n ali
about what was going on F,verv navr -
s,rrrt- within tifteen minutes .,etc ~ ~
r..:aluiion VS. first read, ''''
In every hotel, cigar store tbeats,.
cafe. drug store and saloon in t fme'' ci,,:
men were grouned oroInd ~ tei isS
phones getting direct froIn +be ,,,,',..,
lion hail reports on the terrific hattie
ZION Men three oy fnTr NILS a., gu
tj,e b,II yverH aIine ~ - ~ - - oIi
oI5tion i Mirto lung in Ine ioXt OF the res
front mage of the aStrnS 'H TR' On P, Ine
men vreTe nraisine H. votii ny Or! t an
his boidnes. and co,'ra co a. ~ tIon ii ioI
Stand tn shake FROM r. ~ til''h NJ
carIidate Vet IN he nan,ed ~ ~ oi 'nf
wan street s,Snnort n"ii IT, t!e SII mo OF
me-, ,-are ooo,,siyipo 81 G @iu-brl'lh
nf rim 70 U,re1 t me Corlinohef
And ,bero I,,os NJ P99ItS y., 49,.
oil We h.
i ~ t ''p Po,.; Nas ne OUTSIDE the city
bnar tb 0d PaIe,iort, Wnere ne could not
H. tIe , IuIIiut tnat rocked the entire
G = nor itarh lIs cause AND why was
:. ora., Mngh ne nndIy entered me con,
nenIioit nhIt: ne eoulu not get ciear ana
" i.Ioimlat t on SITUATION tnat
,, not 6oSse,iHed 1i ID nan VINO had ears
H w. n't !,osstSseu OF at ieast ten minutes
o1 'he roli can on the resolution be-
gan NAIL. ~,
VINO Ao'iseo HIM,
Whom did Mr.. Beckham ask for guild
ance. for Information as to what was
being voted on? What member of the