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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
James A. Edgerton traces Democratic convention history from 1832 to 1912, noting Baltimore as a repeat site and the pattern of nominating presidents. The piece discusses past ticket splits, key figures, and the looming June 25 opening with 1,094 delegates, eight hopefuls, and likely no majority on the first ballot.
The piece recalls the Democratic national convention in Baltimore with its vibrant chants, flags, and color as delegates vie for votes amid a sea of patriotism. It contrasts the historic New Baltimore with today’s rebuilt progressive city and notes the energetic, noisy floor demonstrations and hotel headquarters.
A political analysis argues the Democratic Party appears unified after years of internecine fights. It notes strong congressional majorities, governors, city administrations, and a growing chance of national victory as the party recalls its long history since 116 years. The piece references Baltimore's role as a historic city and commercial center.
The piece reviews past Democratic conventions in Baltimore from 1832 to the 1870s, noting nominees like Andrew Jackson Martin Van Buren James K Polk Lewis Cass Franklin Pierce Stephen A Douglas and John C Breckinridge. It highlights hotel intrigue and the hidden power of presessions, while predicting June delegates will largely back principles with Bryan influencing platforms.
The convention will be held in the drill room of the Fifth Regiment Armory near the Pennsylvania and B and O stations. The hall covers about two city blocks with 200 by 300 feet floor space seating 12000, expandable to 20000 with balconies. Twenty one small rooms surround the hall for committees and press.
A roster of political figures with birthplaces birth years and careers. Champ Clark from Missouri and Woodrow Wilson from Virginia are named along with Judson Harmon Oscar W Underwood Thomas R Marshall Simeon Baldwin John Burke and others detailing their offices and ties.
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