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no um icnmoun ling: 0N'11:._FEB.727, 1913 i The Liberals 01’ Centre York have inside a poor beginning in their‘cain- gJaign to win the riding'ln the next Dominion election. They met .V in convention twice, but‘l'neither time did they name a candidate who was prepared to accept the honor. It is . not surprising that not a few members bf the party are inclined to blame “the Executive for not being in a position to recommend a. rtrong man trim would be willing to accept the honor and responsibility which go with a candidate’s nomination. Of Course, an executive can only rec Diumend. If the delegates at a ' convention are not satisfied with the choice of the Executive it is their privilege to make other nominations. but trusting to luck at the last hour is. not a safe plan to make a selection for parliamentary honors. At a meetingplast Saturday the matter of recommending a candidate was left in the hands of the Execu- tive. Another convention will be called later to consider their recom- mendationQ CENTRE with LlBERALS. . its {mimetic SELECTED. 'Thc Exmun to Name a Standard Bearer. h.â€" The Centre York LibernlAssocia- tiun. at its Jneeting in the Labor Tem- Ple on fiulsnduy afternoon postponed the selection of n ‘cundidnte for the amnion": Milan. It was decided that the Madeline Committee should Louie;- wiw Wide nominees' with a View Wu‘filWVtflifihm who \vould stand If nomlwtd. (MM when this has been ilime ufiiflVt‘htim‘i will lit- called. The human M Mir. George W. Vernal. \Ves- ton; Dr. P. D. McLean, “'oodbridge: Eat-Aid. George Rmnsdrn, Toronto, {and Dr. E. F. in win. Weston, Were in- troduced at the meeting as those of‘ men worthy to can-“y the banner of Liberalism in on t‘lor‘Llnn campaign, but none of them-consented to run. Mr. H. H. Dow 11, K.U., who had de- clined the nomination at a meeting of the uSSUClnlLlUll qu Wet-ks pre\ionsly. ions ug.|.lll pressed to IiCCt‘pL,'hllLllt‘ said he eniild not for personal reasons, Mr. Dewart Wis rendered the thanks of'thc association for having been the candidate in the general election of 1911. All those named for the honor of representing the Liberal putty as the candidate in the next «let-lion were present and spoke. except Dr. Mc~ enn. His son. D;- Garnet McLean, Woodhridge. President of the Centre York Liberal Assorrinlion. announced that Dr. P. I). McLi-nn Could 'not, no- ujpt the nomination. En‘ch speaker expressed complete syiulpniby with the principles of the Liberal party, and thanked the meeting «for naming 1.3m as n candidutv. It Was at the suggestion of Mr. F. G. IiiWuod. General SECl't-l'm’y (if the Reform Association for (hi‘lu'l'io, who Was press-M. that the meeting decided to defer the nomination iinl‘il the Ex’ ecu‘ivc Committee (:oil’l’ll rrirpoit as to *x cmulnlnte. The. suggestion was put- :-..w the loiniof n resolution on mo- tion of Mr. \\'iii._Pi-att, Richmond Hill. and was curried imnninioizsly. lull. {nwood stated that. a gems-ail Plec- lion rould not Luke pluce before June. even if the House dissohed on the urn vy~or any other guest ion.- - Mr. A. D. Bruce. Markham town- ship. was appointed convent-r of n , commit-tee to look after the finn‘ncing .u‘ the in :{t election campaign. It. was proposed to 3. 5V;- ew-ry Liberal in the iii-lg an opportunity to contribute a dullni‘. A collection was taken up at the meeting tor election. The attend- uncu was large. Mr. F. T. (.‘ongdou. Ex- M. P. for the ’ Yukon, gave :1. spirited midwss. He spoke strongly in npprovui of Sir \Vil‘e frid Laurier’s ulicy on lhl' question of the navy. andJ recommended every young man to make a study of Librrnl , principles. Thornhill. Th» monthly meeting of the Lit-er» iiry Girl-l9 was held at- lbe home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Ju-n‘ies on Monday / evening of inst- week. in the absence 0f M“ Jim)” the Chill” WW“ “UCUpied Experience unm'oossury. “7;: instruct our salesmen how to 30” Fruit. Stocks by Rev. .1. ll. Oke. Au address on Canadian fuels “ms given by Rev. Dr. Smith. Herr-ml selections from Jenn Llrnclt'u moi Robert \V. Serv- ice’s \\‘l“'l\° and Cool Histin tlwir slylvs. The :ldlll‘t“‘§ was interesting and in- structit a. ' on. Burr , mud solos Wore sung by Miss Lev and Burton. A recite» tiou was gut-n by Miss Me-dd and iuL Strnmmitnl llHHli‘. by Mr. and Mrs. A. Thnmpsnn and a. piano solo bv Miss Oke. A number of conundi unis We‘re given and ansxvvred. c Hâ€"â€" Empire will be $3.0llu year when (nullin for or. THE LIBERAL ufiiuv. 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