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ram vote
geniltl, Hughes, Palmer, llojjvr Sulli
vnn ntnl n M'oro of ollior lomloi's wuiv
in pnmcM ponfi'ioiu'o on llio pint
fonn,
BRYAN THE BIGGEST FIGURE
llALTIMOI'l', .Inly '-'. Si-imlor
'liuikltcuil of Alnbiunn look llio plat
form jut is the foriy.shlli bulbl
WUH llllOtlt U Iejill. U WHS RIVIMI
iiiiiuiimotis consent to speak ntnl suM:
''Mr, Underwood entered tlii eon
test hoping Hint he niij;lil secure the
nntninnlion from tho eonvention, but I
desire, to stnto that ltit first uml ureal
nnihitum wsih Hint he tniht eliminate
iiiul enulH'iuo tor nil tune every re
maining vestige of sectional feeling in
this country.
"Air. Underwood believe that the
country had concluded that the
Mason and Dixon line has been wiped
out mid that furthermore this i a
united country.
No ratty to Deadlock
"But Mr. Underwood did not enter
(his eonlcM to defeat any candid ite
for the nomination. lie would not ho
a party to any siiuh scheme. I1U be
lief ffim that under tiis leadership :n
congress achievements have been
made that would bring about the
election of a democrat next Novem
ber. IIu has no concern about his
own nomination or election to the
presidency.
"Ho and his friends will be no
party to any effort to prevent any
candidate being nominated. Wo feel
that the time has come when his name
must be withdrawn. He is a demo
crat who stands for the success of
liis parly."
A shout of "vice president' went
up from the New Jerey delegates.
"Vice president," shouted Bank
head. "Xo man who has the interests
of the country at heart would dare
suggest that this great man be taken
from the place he now holds. He
will stay where he is now.
Defuses Vlco Presidency
'Even I, poor man that I am could
fill that chair, unices this great
statesman can have the highest of
fice in the land he must slay where
he is."
At. this point the Missouri dele
gates began demanding why they did
not withdraw Underwood while Clark
was in the lend.
Bnnkbead continued saying that he
withdrew Underwood's name, with the
thanks of Underwood and released all
pledged Underwood delegates.
While he talked Coiiere-innn VUa-
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corpse of principle; n harmony which
would have boon made possible only
by a base and cowardly truckling to
these iniquities of political pirates
and blackmailers who use that par
ty harmony merely as an Instrument
to rurther their dishonest purposes
niul their criminal ends.
And as they find William J.
Hrynn the one and only man with
the fearless courage to do what he
did and the indomitable will to stand
unflinchingly by his colors they
honor him all the more for his Iso
lated position.
Tho situation between Clark and
nrynn Is growing every minute more
and more strained.
Xew York's "Ninety Wnv Figures."
In his answer last night to Clark's
tirade, Hrynn used a phrase which
has become already a catch phrase
In Baltimore, for It fits conditions
most admirably, lie said:
"i take it for granted that Mr.
Clark does not object to tho action
of his managers In soliciting, or at
least In accepting without protest.
the support of the ninety wax fig
ures which Mr. Murphy uses to carry
out tho will of tho predatory Interests."
Nobody refers to tho New York
delegation any more.
It Is "the ninety wax flRures."
Clark, raging nt.d rampant, now
asks why Hryan accepted the licit)
of Murphy and Tammany at tho Dem
ocratic National convention In Den
ver In IPOS.
That Is a mistake.
Murphy and Tammany were against
Bryan then, as they always have
been.
Tho "ninety wax figures" sat silent
and sneering at every Bryan demon
stration. Bryan was nominated at Denver,
not with the help of Tammany, but
in spite of its opposition.
Tammany has never ben for Bryan
at any stage of tho game or at any
turn In the road, not even during an
election.
The Clark papers aro putting out
an Insinuation that Wilson men are
growing bitter against Bryan; that
they believe now ho is his own can
didate; that he is trying to kill off
Vilson as he killed off Clark.
As the Wilson men aro not saying
this, the object of its publication ns
coming from them is plain.
Mr. Bryan is not a candidate for
the Presidential nomination.
UNDERWOOD WITHDRAWS AFTE R THE 45TH BALLOT, RELEASING HIS DELEGATES WHO THROUGH-
OU T THE CONTEST SUPPORTED HI IM.
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l'i'ONcl)tng Continue
Tho roll call of tho ilnloitiitlon
then pioceeded,
The voto resulted:
Clark KM, Wllsoi) !IA, '1 nline'it,
With only 'iili voles needed to
nominate alter the fnrty-fouilh bal
lot wan taken tho Wilson mauugeiH
began a conceited Heaieh for the
needed otcH. Tliey pronely led nil
lively aiuoiiK all tho delemitloitH and
seemed confident that thro would bo
a real break In the next few ballotM
which would land th nomination for
tho governor.
Clark l'Nirco.1 Dciperato
While thin wnH going on Clalk
leaileiH followed the Wlliuin men
aiotind omleavoilug to HtralKhten
each dent ntt soon as It wiih mnde.
They were working desperately to
net n combination that would cheek
tho Wilson nomination and wore con
fident of HiHTessi
On tho forty.flftb ballot New
Mexico demanded n roll call. While
It was being taken tho Wilson
uiauacerH announced that Mlaidtodp
pi, which bad been passed for a can
ciiK, had decided to eomo over to Wil
son on this ballot, thun adding 'iO
to his total.
The right of J. D. Hand, one of
the alternates In tho New Mexico
delegation to vote wiih nppom'd by
tho Wilson men on tho dolcc.uttnu
but .lames sabl that ho was regularly
elected and entitled to vote.
Chairman .lumen ruled that tho
New Mexico poll allowed Clark 4,
Wilson 4, ami t lint under the state
convention's Instructions the voto
must be cam for Clark.
CLARK
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Mr. Bryan docs not want the presi
dential nomination.
Mrs. Bryan Is intensely averso to
such a solution of the difficulty.
Mr. Bryan himself docs not believe
he could bo elected If nominated, be
sides, it has grown to bo scarcely
among the probabilities that Bryan
could be nominated by this conven
tion. He Has made too many furiously
bitter enemies among the satellites of
tho Murphy-Ryan-Belmont crowd.
If. by any possibility, they would
submit to his nomination it would
be only to knife him to death at tho
polls.
And Bryan Is no fool.
He knows it.
WILSON GAINS EACH BALLOT
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one heretofore cast for him. Just
as the shift canui. Charles !'. Mur
phy came down to-tlio Missouri dele
gation and engaged In earnest con
versation with Davo Kraucls and
Francis was assuring tho Tammany
chieftain that ho would be able to
hold his forces Intact from now on.
Indiana came solidly Into line for
Wilson on this ballot a gain of two
for Wilson.
Steady Cain For WINou
In Iowa Wilson gained 3& votes.
Pennsylvania recorded Itself solid
for Wllsln on the forty-fourth bal
lot, the two that hud been holding
but swinging Into Hue.
t'tali n moment later came In solid,
following I'enuHjlvaula's example and
gave Its eight otcs to Wilson.
The example of solid Htates proved
contagious as Wlt-cousln was next in
Hue. As Its chairman cnlled Its
twenty-six otes solidly for Wilson
the Jcrcyltcs held another Jubilation,
Before tho result of tho forty
fourth ballot could bo announced
some of the Washington delegates
demanded a poll of tho delegation.
The chairman bitterly denounced tho
demand declaring that It came from
some delegates who "wanted their
names In tho papers."
Juim-H ruled that any delegate
could domain! a roll call at any time.
NOTICK OF IMSSOI.l'TION.
To Whom It May Cencern: C O.
line, having abandoned tho business
and enterprise, and having neglected,
failed, and refused to further com
ply with tho terms and conditions
set out In the Articles of co-partner
ship uitulo and entered Into on the
Itith day of January, l'.Ut. by and
between said C. 0. Hoc and 0. N. An
derson. Therefore, notice Ik hereby given,
that the partnership heretofore ex
isting between said purlieu under tho
firm name ntid stylo of "Hoe-Anderson
& Co.," In dissolved, and that
all amounts owing said partnership
firm, are payable to tho undersigned,
Dated at Ashland. Oregon, this
i lib day of June, I )!'..
O. N. ANDKHSON.
THEIR PLEDGES
IIAl.TIMOItti. July ii. Alter Un-
llel'UOOll'H IIUlllO Willi ullliiliiiun Sl'll-
alor Sluii'o, Clink's innnnger, got llio
ehulr and linked consent to miil.o a
brief slnlcini'iil. domes sitid tliut
Ihuio was no objection, ulthoih.
there was u chorus of iioch from tho
floor. Stone Hiiid:
"I desire, following Hi" sliileiiicnt
of Senator HnuMicml, to sny that
HIH'iiKliig for Mr". Clark, I will relenne,
if releaso be ueceMsary, any obliga
tion imposed on tiny delegate in t lit m
convention.
"The delegations who huvo st I
by him mi loyally will eier be r
mciubeied by him uml his friend wiih
devotion.
"So far ns the Missouri delegation
is concerned, under the ciroumstuiiccH
Unit tin v o sin rounded Ibis convention
uml its pmecedingi we shall into
('lark until the lust ballot. If the
vcidicl shall be iigniiisl him, I do Hot
need to uo to the trouble of usmiriug
the peoplo that old Chump ('lurk mid
friends will support the nominee of
the eonvention,"
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