Identifier: reviewofreviewsw54newy (find matches)
Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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administration in the history of thecountry. There is every reason to believethat Governor Hughes, if elected, wouldmaintain the highest administrative stand-ards. The campaign will not be fought inthis particular domain. Just how it will beshaped remains to be seen. But it will beconcerned with large issues of public policy,and withtimes. national leadership in critical UanageraChoaen Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hughesare alike fortunate in theirchoice of campaign managers.The Democratic chairman is Mr. V^anceMcCormicIc, of Pennsylvania, who made anotable success s<»ine years ago as mayorof Marrisburg, and who was the unsuccess-ful Democratic nonunre for Governoragainst Brumbaugh in the election of twoyears ago. Mr, McCormicIc typifies whatis best in our politics and our public life.A campaign un<lrr his direction will h.ne agenuine character and use reputable uirtli-ods. The chairman of the Knghes campaigncommittee i*. Mr. William R. Willcox, of 144 THE AM ERIC Ay REllEir OE REllEll S
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HON. WILLIAM R. VVILLCOX, OF NEW YORK (The new chairman of the Republican NationalCommittee) HON. VANCE MCCORMICK, OF PENNS^^.VANIA (The new chairman of the Democratic NationalCommittee) New York City. Mr. Willcox is a per-sonal friend of the candidate and a citizen ofdistinction and honorable standing. He hasalways been ready to render such publicservice as he was called upon to undertake;and he has made memorable records in threepositions: (1) as Park Commissioner inMayor Lows administration, (2) as Post-master of New York in President Roose-\elts administration, and (3) as first headof the Public Service Commission regulat-ing the transit facilities of New York City,when that body was created by GovernorHughes. A campaign committee, under Mr.\V^illc()xs chairmanship, has already beennamed, with half a dozen leading Progres-sives in its membership of about eighteen.The Progressive National Committee, meet-ing at Chicago on June 26 and followingColonel Roosevelts advice, had decided

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