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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
15
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The Baltimore convention erupts when William J. Bryan denounces New York's August Belmont and Virginia's William Ryan, prompting a vociferous scene. Bryan withdraws part of his resolution while delegates clash before the night session drew 25 000 attendees and Taft entered the hall.
At the Democratic National Convention the Bryan faction clashed with New York and Virginia delegates over a resolution attacking financial interests. Fights, a police shuffle, and heated speeches followed as Bryan pressed his anti‑trust line and called for a party revolt before the roll call vote settled in favor of the measure.
At a state convention Roger Sullivan claimed minor votes favored Wilson, while Missouri’s 36 votes went to Wilson 689 to 415 after the Philippines exclusion. Senator John Sharp Williams upheld the ruling, Ollie James of Kentucky nominated for permanent chair, Judge Parker thanked delegates, and James delivered a rousing oration attacking infant industries and Taft’s anti trust prosecutions.
Baltimore June 28. Here are the essential elements of the Democratic platform. Tariff down with care for business. Trusts enforcement of Sherman act. Personal guilt principle cited by Senator O Gorman. Currency reform opposes Aldrich central bank plan. One term for president and direct election of senators. Income tax, primaries favored. River and harbor funding with federal control of the Mississippi levees.
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