Arizona republican., 1920-07-06

Adoo managers, charging that "a crowd of government employees and treasury officials are for their own personal ends and in defiance of AIr. McAdOO's eX- pected wishes. improperly using his name to create a deadlock in this con- vention."
 i Charging that several delegates were ! packed with government employees, l holding out for the nomination of Me 1 AdoO, Moore's telegram charged that i the action of the payroll brigade Is i creating a national scandal to the ruin i of the Democratic party" They know there is no chance to nominate him." the telegram con tinued, but hope 10 bring about a situ- ation where they can deal off the dele gates to some candidate where their Jobs will he protected
 i Judge Moore expressed the opinion that Mir. AIcAdoo would not be a party
 to such a deal and urged that in his
 own and his party's interest he wire l to the convention forbidding the use
 ef his name.
 McAdoo Gets Georgia Vote The result of the Georgia caucus, it
 was reported, was to give 28 to Me Adoo. Massachusetts, it was reported, would throw most of her 36 to Cox. 1 While the caucusing was going on, the floor of the convention hall took on the aspect of a county fair ground with a ! lot of electioneering going on. Here and there was a speaker on a chair making a stump speech for his favorite candidate with an admiring crowd about him. One speaker would
 try to draw the other fellows crowd after the manner of a ballyhoo man on a midway. Some of the delegates 1 called for order and a start of the ball. lotng.
 ] Chairman Robinson, sitting at ease
 in his big chair with his hands folded over his stomach, taking the first re- ! Ialxaton of a week, smiled and replied: ] "WLat's your hurry? Let's wait a ! moment
 1 Indiana, the Cox forces said would come back to them when needed. I Some of the McAdoo leaders admit i ted that Cox might get a majority but argued that would not help him as they ! getting tae necessary two-thirds by his own efforts and without help. Take On New Enthusiasm Ten twelve o'clock Chairman Robin ] son relente9 and decided the conven- ! ton ought to go back to work It
 went into tae thirty-ninth ballot with 2 new enthlsiasm. It was like fresh start toward home after long and vezations delay at the roadside. A vote for Cox appeared in Massa- cbusetts ana Cox got B there. That was enough to put the Cox par ' deaE Eepiug roar-
 The band ard organ opened up in the droning air concerning Ohio" The | red coated Co1 band marched out in single file. spreading itself across the width O. f1e first balcony and let out a crashing dil4. One of the Cox boost CTS brought in fun blooded game cock on 8 standard and paraded the un- happy bird abc1d thu hall.
 II was Ear past ths august cock
 relIS bed eirae ard he didn't know what
 the fuss was about anyway so he bal on the atser on the lurching standard and used his taI feathers and wings to keer his position.
 Caakers Swing to McAdoo
 While khe demonstra ion for Cox over the Alassachusetts gain was pro- ceeding, Pennsylvania completed its caucus. The agreement was to con-
 tiT71-r tc -s-e+-- sn-s. Haza4raas on the thirty
 ninth bal the Eo eth to split
 as follow o8 s Adoo. fl;
 Davis. ,; fEae & ard c3e absent.
 4 block c ah eaess believ- ing 2 5salfos afeAd9o and
 krep Peras aaaot in
 the hope thF oa later might come tHs
 Palmer's frIeE1,ts fEizsis sssS ES--t thar
 he had not wiradrawn but had only re- leased delegates from pledges.
 After an eleven minute demoastra- tion, the crowd Guieted down and the call of states proceeded where il had had been left off.
 Release of Attorney General Palmer's delegates tonight threw the Cox and McAdoo forces to new hign levels in the Democratic national convention, but seemed to place them nearer a deadlock.
 With accessions from the collapse of the Palmer boom, Cox sprang to new high level of 490 and McAdoo went to new high level and so did John w. Davis, ambassador to Great Britain. The battle continued into more ballots.
 Former Governor Linebaugh of Okla homa moved an adjournment but the Cox people set up great roar.
 During the recess between the and 42nd ballot, Georgia caucused and it was decided to stick with McAdoo for another ballot. Some change was hiEted at but not defined.
 X roll call was ordered on a motion to adjourn until 10:30 o'clock tomor- row morning. Former Governor Line l baugh of Oklahoma moved it and the i Cox people opposed it, fearing the ef- 1 fleets of an overnight rest on their lead l The motion to adjourn was defeated. 1 The Cox people thus won their determ- ination to continue striking while the 1 iron was hot and press their advan- 1 tages The McAdOo states for the most part vote for an adjournment
 although some of them did vote l against it.
 The Georgia delegation, it was re- ported, on a caucus, went over to Cox
 under the unit rule for the next ballot. l Cox forces soon after midnight, jubil- ant with a new high level in the bal
 loting and predicting further access sions, defeated a motion to adjourn the convention. The motion had the sup