The morning news., 1894-11-25
MDOyOUGH IN THE RACE.
& N3SS NcetiGs 10 RClOmi1lte Him as
The Administration Candidate.

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al Sides-Alderman Myers and DR..
Duncan Have Nothing to Say, but
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Eield-The REGISTRARS Appointed.
7-avo- 1r-norougb will be candidate
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friends ard supporters or the admin is-
tration will be called for Tuesday night
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before lhe puoAc-
This was decided upon at meeting Of
r-ron7f-ent srpporters of the admiuIstra-
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night. The meeting ai1 not arrive AT
conclusion without serious deliberations IL
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Donolsn was lue cHolee Oh 1Ie H'"jo'''S
OF those present. and the business Of the
meeting could have been concluded in
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however. as We're Alderman Nels
and Mr.. w. G. Cam, the
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peeh most prominently iio-' 'i04'' I'd
as candidates of the administration par
". provided MayOr McDonouEh is out of
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united IN urgIns mat Jhe present Hl"yo ol
is the proper and logical representative Of
,,ie o-,., rs,r,, and that IL was his duty
TO aIo" the use o. ms Hal'9'
Mayor McDonough stated that he was
not a candidate in any sense OF the "oru'
that he felt he had already been SUI
fcienuy honOrcds ana lhal business ANA
personal as wen as political reasons IN
clIned him against allowing the use or ms
name in the coming election The mayor
determination not to become caAdlaale
was so pronounced that the meeting came
10 the conclusion that a choice must be
made between Aldermen Wells ana Nr.
Cam.
MT Cam, however stated that ne couId
not become candidate thaJ ne had con
sidered the matter and had hrnly mace
up his mind not 20 allow the use OF MS
name. II is an admlulsuauoh al-a anu
administration Fight he SAID, and he be
lieved that Mayor McDonough, as the eX-
ponent and leader Of the policy Of the
present administration, was entitled to a
denomination and reelection. Mr.. Wells
expressed himself on the same line. lie
said he did not see how it would be pos
sibIe for him to accept a nomination, even
If it were offered him. His arrangements
ne said, had been made for another year
without taking such a possibility into con
sideration.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Cam was
adopted to the effect that 1t was the sense
of the meeting that a meeting Of the sup
porters Of the administration be called for
Tuesday night, at which Mayor McDon-
ough's name should be offered as the cam
didate A committee was appointed TO
make arrangements for the meeting, and
20 publish q call announcing it. The call
will appear in to-rnorrow's Morning News.
The announcement that Mayor McDon-
ough will be in the field for reelection will
be no surprise The impression has been
gaining ground for somcume among the
supporters of the administration that he
was the proper representative of his own
po1fcv and that for this reason, he would
make the strongest candidate that could
be offered to oppose the nominee Of the
citizens Club. The action of the meet
ing last night however does not forestaU
thar OF Tuesday nights meet
ing which viii be open for
3 free e,,Dression of op'nion. and
~ which the merits Of anv poesible cam
dldate NAV he discussed at win.
The nomination of Nravor NrcDonoucb ft
Is believed will result In "a strafpnt-out
nan between Himself and Alderman Mn
or II fe believed d., many, that tbc
D1ncan-schwa~r noonle viii aivide be
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