The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-01
SCHWARZ WILL NOT SAY.
HE MAY BE A MAYORALTY CAN
DIDATE AND MAY NOR BE.

A Meeting of His Friends Beld to
Talk Overtbe Siuuation-The Najor
Wants to Wait Until After the
Presidential Election Before Decid-
ing What He Will Do-How DR..
Falrgant Regards the situation.
There wss a report yesterday that at
meeting held at Maj. Schwarz's residence
It had been decided TO announce him as a
candidate for mayor without further regard
for other candidates.
There we're two reports as 70 the reasons
for the announcement, and they happened
to be Numerically opposite. One was that
MAI. Stewards candidacy would be a sort
Of side issue to Mayor McDouough's candi-
dscy and was intended TO assist the latter
by drawing from Alderman Harmon's fol-
lowing The other report, which was just
20 the contrary. was that the meeting was
held to raise fund to be used in support OF
Mai. Schwarz in case he decided TO enter the
field, and in case he should not 70 be used
against Mayor McDouough Both reports
are probably incorrect.
MAJ. sCHwARZ INTERVIEWED.
Mai. Sohwarz was seen at his office at the
Savannah steam bakery and was asked
was a meeting of gentlemen at his house
Sunday night, butt was nothing more than
merely to look over the field AMI discuss the
situation. Nothing was decided upon, the
major said. He did not even know If he
would be- a candidate He might be; he
might not be.
''Just wait until after the presidential
election, he said, land then come and ses
me The people have enough to talk about
new. without talking city politics. Wait
till the election is all over and the people
have time to think about it, and maybe they
will begin to say whom they want. Wait
until we hear from the people. l always
like to represent the people. YOU Know
'Do you think Mayor McDonough will DO
IN the racer Maj. Schwsrz was asked.
well, ! can't say be replied. you
know when a man has held that Office for
two years he always wants to hold it an
other term" Whether the point to this
statement was turned inwardly or not could
not be said.
EACH OTHERS FRIENDS.
"Mayor McDonough's friends have
always been my friends" continued the
major, land we are all good friends yet. l
have nothing 20 say against them. Wait
until after the election and then come and
see me.n
Evidently Maj. schwarz would like to be
In the race and he is now surveying the
ueIO ana counting JLB cost. IL looks as II lG
will be a four-cornered fight, McDonouQh.
Harmon, Schwarz and Talligaut. There
may be a dark horse or two at the last mo-
ment.
DIR. Fslligant is very well satisfied with
the appearance of things and is confident OF
success The doctor would like to have
Mayor MoDonough and Maj. Schwarz kesp
out Of the Geld aud leave it open for a square
fight between himself and Alderman Har-
mon. There are some old scores he would
like TO settle.
II have some things that I will bring out
later on that will surprise the people, said
DIR. FslliRant. sit is a little too early to
spring Item yet. but you will hear from me
littls later on. I will refresh the memory
of the peopls on some things that occurred
here not so long ago. There are some few
things besides ground rent that will refresh
the minds Of the people on"
Evidently things will be interesting during
the neXt two months.