Towne Chosen by Acclamation as Vice Presidential Candidate
During a heated fight over the vice presidential pick, Towne is finally chosen by acclamation. Ex congressman Kelley labels the chairman a liar as the decision is announced.
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Newspaper
Burlington Free Press
Location
Burlington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
4
During a heated fight over the vice presidential pick, Towne is finally chosen by acclamation. Ex congressman Kelley labels the chairman a liar as the decision is announced.
The South Dakota delegation tangled in the Democratic convention fighting over Bryan and Towne as vice presidential prospects. Nominating speeches and party splits created a chaotic scene with multiple state and national figures and a clash over the ticket. The convention moved to a conclusion after intense debate and procedural maneuvers.
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