Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-07

San Francisco. Calf. July 6.-Frank- lin b. Roosevelt of New York, assistant secretary of the navy, was nominated for vic. president today. by the demo- e-ati, national convention and became the running mate of Governor James Nj. Cox. of Ohio democracy's choice Tor the presidential nomination.
 The first cries Of Cox and Roosevelt rang through the convention hall and were mixed with the shouts of the vote Of exclamation by which he was nomi- mated without q ballot.
 pespite disinclination of the Tammany organ ization 10 accept him. RooseVelt < name went over with band wagon movement during which all other candl- dates were withdrawn.
 lanes Hamiltn Lewis of Illinois was withdrawn early by Former Governor punne. Governor Stewar1 of Montana an uourced his own withdrawal Edward L. rohsnv of California. and Former Gov .-nor Haw-,y of Idaho were withdrawn and Major General L. D. Tyson Of Ten- ,essea in person announced he would be a contender. as did David R. Francis oi Nfiesorri Nomination of W. T. Vaughn, n Oregon. who had received state pri- mary endorsement was changed into second for the successful nominee.
 Bsinbridge Colby, secretary of states who was considered as q candidate ana refused 10 allow his name to be usea fnaiIv was urged to consent fl he shoulu ba drafted" As it came 10 pass, the T.nnauv crowd decided 10 accept 15c,ss,sIf who brought to the ticket the ,arricina;ion of an administration man, and Mir Colby's name was not conslaereo
 Mr Roosevelt was placed in nonina- tion by Timothy L. Ansberry, former renressntative from Ohio, who sat as a ~.ox delegate in the District or Coiunola delegation Seconds sprans rom aii -sr-s of inc convention hall, and al though Roosevelt was rot lorn'alis hoiiie i-,,+ss untii well after the business or ,.r--7-sffou was taken up, there was -sver arv-doubt about T and never al .-,- lime was there any opposition inc za-oudfn- Of his nomination by GoNefHoi Smith of New York from the Ianinlahs delegation clinched it.
 senator Robiasoon of Arkansas per r1aEent chairman of the conVeh'aoh :" t.s as ---,-,.frfad chairman of the committee Ao -.,sT,- Governor Cox of his nomination .,s Chairman Homer $. Cummings 2i .hs denocratic national committee was ,-,-os-ted chairman of the committee 10 notify MT Roosevelt
 Affsr it's turnultuous session of forty s,,1- ha1iots the convention reasserlpleo .. roou fo finish it's Work- lnEeS was ot s-ss a delay utilized by the Cox mana -e-s -o hear from the governor about his S-iShez on the vice presidential nomlna- ,to, F H. Moore. of Youngstown, Ohlo' ,,-ro managed the governors fight, let II s.. l-1own that Cox was willing to leave ,s. selection of his running mate to the Convention. With that the forces easily and quickly coalescsd and after Roose- ,-elt-s nomination applauded an appre- -iatio- of him by his chief, Secretary Jo- sephus Daniels
 During the closing moments or the convention the usual formal resolutions Affecting the national committee ana me convention organization were adopteo with a resolution expressing the thanks and appreciation Of the convention 10 The ciry of San Francisco.
 Chafruan Homer s. Cummings of the se-or-atic national committee said;
 .a-rhe convention reached it's result ln +--,iv dsmocratic manner. The forces purposes and opinions. represented py the ielegations had full play and reached an ,,-rontrolled result It was long, hard contest but it leaves no scars and the csndfda.es will have the united support Of the party
 san Francisco redeemed every prom sss that was made in her behalf and many respects far exceeded our expec- .ati0uz. There were some who douoteo fhe wisdom of holding a national con ,sntsou on the Pacific coast Actual ex- ncriencs, however. has removed all doubt"