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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
4
The speaker denounces Republican leaders as corrupt and hypocritical, urging destruction of their influence. He calls for unity within the Democratic Party, condemning corruption and urging willing acceptance of the eventual party nominee as leader, while stressing the fight against corruption and defense of constitutional rights.
In Baltimore the Bryan challenge collapses as Clark backers celebrate Parker’s victory and plan to swing 90 New York votes plus 30 Indiana and other delegates to Clark on the first or second ballot. Wilson and Harmon gains influence shift cautious delegates toward Wilson, while Gaynor gains momentum among New York County and Massachusetts camps.
Report on tense talks among Parker, Bryan and Hearst factions reveals Clark supporters faced defections while Harmon Underwood and Wilson camps push for a progressive platform. Leaders argue over Bryan influence, with Parker backers seeking a fast path to peace and two thirds support.
In Baltimore a large crowd gathers at the Times Building to learn the Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominations. Debates focus on Cleveland’s bond issue and party figures talk of Bryan and Parker as temporary chairman amid rain erasing bulletin board news.
The Democratic convention nears drafting a platform aimed at defeating the Republicans with unity. Bryan seeks a role on the Resolutions Committee while Roosevelt looms with a radical inheritance and income tax plank. party leaders favor harmony and a concise, progressive tone.
Baltimore June 25 The planned clash over modifying the unit rule hinges on delegates from states like Ohio and Florida. Wilson backers seek district vote autonomy, while Clark and Harmon factions push existing rules as the committee and convention edge toward a ruling.
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