THE MAYORALTY.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1996, 2 March 1914, Page 8

THE MAYORALTY.

MR. HOLLAND THE "RED FED" " NOMINEE. ' A meeting of the Social Democratic Parly was held yesterday to select a Candidate to represent the party in the ilayoral elections. Threw candidates wfere H-. B. Holland, ■p.' Hi Chapman, and J. Gray. Mr. Holland was selected as tlio party nominee. A co'fli:mitte.& was formed to catry on the campaign work, Mr Holland spoke of the Mayoral eaitest at a meeting in tho O.per.a House last wglvt. ' Mr. Luke,/' he said, "will stand as tho representative of the Reform party, which Drought- the. special constables here. . , . .. Tlio strike is not yd settled, and wo- are .going to curry that class war .from .the unsettled strike into l!ie. municipal battlefield, and from tho municipal battle'.ield into tho political battlefield. We are going to light owl light again ■'until. we win." . . , . <'Every worker that gives a vote for the Reform ■partjwth.efs : i,s no natuo ' in the dictionary of Labour ihat is strong enough to apply to him." _ Of Mr. M'Laren. Ml. Holland said: < l Mr. M'Laren will represent tho M'Laf.en party." Be also said that'fro would bo willing to submit himself ><itli Mr. M'Lari'n to a ballot 01" mombors oi all organised labour bodies to decide Which.-of the two should be tlio 1 abrmr candidate, provided each pledged himself to abide hy tho decision of the meeting. "H® wouldn't coino at that, said a man in tho audience.