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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 153.
SEWJtRD. ALASKA, SATURDAY. JULY Kt. l<~>
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Democratic Nominee for
Delegate Retires in Favor
of Independent Candidate
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CONFIDENT HIS WITHDRAWAL WILL LAY FOUN
DATION FOR UNIFICATION OF EFFORT—BE
TRAYING NO TRUST AS DEMOCRATIC ISSUES
OF ALASKA ARE IN CAPABLE HANDS
' DEMOCRATS lit JOINED INDEPENDENT HIQEH
Thomas J. Donohoe, Democratic National Committeeman,
Believes Boyle’s Action Justifiable and Wise—Is l n
animously Approved by Leading Democrats
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Frank A. Boyle, Democratic nominee for delegate to
congress from Alaska In a letter to the Territorial secre
tary today withdrew, from the race. In the following let
ter to Thomas J. Donohoe, Democratic committeeman,
dated June 30, Mr. Boyle set forth his reasons for his ac
* tion saying “After serious consideration of all the politi
cal conditions in Alaska I have concluded to withdraw
from the contest for delegate to congress as the Democra
tic nominee for reasons as follows:
First, when I filed my declaration of candidacy I na
turally supposed that there would be a Democratic legis
lative' ticket in each of the four judicial divisions of the
Territory. Instead of that we find that in only the Third
division is there a complete Democratic ticket. The Dem
ocrats in the First Second and Fourth divisions elected to
g join Independent movements based upon local and Terri
torial issues rather than along National party lines. The
effect of this situation, if I should remain a candidate,
would be that in three of the four divisions I would be the
only Democratic nominee in the field and would have to
make a campaign without local organizations behind me.
which in my opinion would make success impossible.
Second, in the First and Fourth divisions the Demo
crats and others who generally supported my candidacy
for delegate to congress in 1924 have united in bringing
out the straight Independent candidacy of Thomas A.
Marquam for delegate to congress. Under the circum
stances I could not hope for general support from those
divisions or even the normal Democratic vote.
Third, the fact that the Democrats in most parts of
the Territory have joined Independent movements which
have endorsed the candidacy of Mr. Marquam in Alaska
public matters would be divided and weakened if I should
♦ remain in the field as a candidate.
Under all the circumstances therefore I feel that I am
betraying no trust by withdrawing for the issues for
which the Democrats of Alaska stand are in capable
hands. I cannot escape the conviction that my withdraw
al will lay the foundation for unification of effort and
make success for the issue Democrats generally favor
more certain.”
In a statement made today Thomas J. Donohoe, Dem
ocratic national committeeman, who is in Juneau said
“upon receiving Mr. Boyle’s letter I immediately got in
communication by wire with the leading Democrats in
all parts of the Territory informing them of Mr, Boyle’s
decision to withdraw7 and his reasons for his action. - The
replies I received, w7ith two exceptions, unanimously ap
proved Mr. Boyle’s action.
* “Under all the circumstances and for the reasons set
forth in Mr. Boyle’s letter I believe his action in with
drawing is justifiable and wise.” i
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