Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-07-10

Ticket, Nominated at San Francisco. nity to decide what course 1t shall take.
 "A. Mitchell Palmer asks me to ex- press his sincere thanks and apprecla- tion to every delegate who had voted for his nomination, but is unwilling to delay the proceedings further, and authorized me to finally, positively and absolutely release every delegate pledged to him that the convention may proceed to nominate the next president of the United States"
 There was a roar of "Hurrah for Palmer" az the lines broke and the convention went into a recess. The denouement, coming at the end of thirty eight hard-fought and fruitiess ballots, gave the same effect as does an over-flated automobile tire when 1t bursts with a bang and then sizzles down.
 The entire Palmer vote. added to AcAdoo's total on the thirty-eighth ballot would give e1eh. The Palmer vote added to the Cox total on tho same ballot would give the Ohio gov ernor 594h.
 Both leading candidates would fall short of the two-thirda, which k 729.
 The consensous of opinion seemed to be that Cox would gain hassachu- setts, Michigan and Maine, while Mo Adoo would gain heavily In Georgia and that Pennsylvania would split be- tween Davis, McAdoo and Cox.
 Delegations voting solidly under the unit rule but at heart divided between McAdoo and other candidates, have developed iil-feeiing. so much 50 that the caucusses which took place on the floor during the recess gave evidences of the feeling. There was shouting. waving of arms and some shaking of fists and great deal of hurrying about. ,s,s,;;y,,,., .,,.--,. ,. -..,se,.~.- ..,
 Platform and convention hall floor were damned with an arguing, gesticu- latipy Lass of men and women-most- ly fdeh-but the argument was not greater in volume with them despite their pretondsfanee in number.
 Both the McAdoo and Cox forces were claiming the bulk of the Palmer delegates. The claims were so con- fllcting that 1t was apparent that only tile thirty-ninth ballot would tell the story.
 During the recess there was circu- lated about the floor copies of q tele- gram from Judge Moore, Cox's mana. ger, to Daniel 0. Roper of New York, accredited with being one of the Mo- Adoo managers, charging that "a crowd of government employees and treasury officials are for their own personal ends and in defiance of MT. McAdoo's expressed wishes, improperly using his name to create deadlock in this convention"
 Charging that several delegations were packed with government em. ploy8s holding out for ths nomination of McAdoo, Moore's telegram charged "that the action of the payroll brig. ade Is creating a national scandal to the ruin of the Democratic party"
 '"They know there is no chance to nominate him." the telegram contin- ued, but hope to bring about situa- ton where they can deal off the dele gates to some candidate where their jobs will be protected"
 Judge Moore expressed the oplnlon that MT. McAdOo would not be party to such a deal and urged that in his own and his party's interest he wire to the convention forbidding the use of his name.
 Chairman Robinson decided the con vcntion ought to go back to work. It went into the thirty-ninth ballot with new enthusiasm. It was like c fresh start toward homo after 6 long and vexatious delay at the roadside.
 The shifts and changes of the bal, lot were important Alabama, first Baek out of the box. broke sixteen to Davia, taking all of Palmer's and one of MoAdoo's for 1t.
 Arizona threw her four for Cox back to MoAdoO.
 Connecticut threw two to Cox and two to NcAdoO.
 Arkansas divided her two for Psl mer equally between Cox and MeAdOo.
 Georgia's twenty-eight went solid for McAdoo, as forecast, and the Mic Adoo demonstrators got great noise out of 1t. Illinois gave her Palmer two to McAdoo.
 Indiana took eighteen from McAdoo and threw them to Cox.
 Cox got thirty-thres In Massa ohu- sets.
 That was enough to put the CQT perade In motion, and 1t started o&F Wth dsafening roar.
 The band and organ opened up tu the droning air conA4ning 'Ohio." The relocated Cox band marched odt