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1966," though now with more credibility towards
Hatfield, who was described as "quiet-spoken and low-key," rather than Van Horne, who was described as "flamboyant and loud"; the 1966 delegates had been "persuaded that Van Horne was the only man who could beat Louis Robichaud in an election which they knew then wasn't far off." On the other hand, Van Horne, being from the northern and majority
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opposed the idea of Van Horne joining the by-election, viewing it as being "distracting to party progress." On the other hand, Tory president McInerney supported it; he expressed having "the greatest respect for Mr. Van Horne." Van Horne ultimately won the by-election on
November 4, 1968, defeating single opponent and Liberal candidate O. R. M. Brimsacle by 186 votes. An
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earlier that week, declared that he was "definitely in the running," adding that he had "a good chance" of winning in the first ballot. Jones, who had been earlier considered as being a candidate, announced having "very serious consideration" for a candidacy run based on "personal matters," though he
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were all speculated as being "potential candidates," though ultimately likely decided against running. In early May 1969, Van Horne unexpectedly decided against running, adding that "my position regarding the leadership remains unchanged." Up until this point, Van Horne was anticipated as the primary
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The result of the election was publicized on June 16, 1969; Hatfield secured an overall majority during the first ballot with 799 votes, or 58.5 percent of the vote, to Van Horne's 554 votes, which amounted to 40.5 percent of the votes cast. Blanchard, the only other candidate, received 13 votes, or
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president, also announced her candidacy for leadership, stating that "I think there are so many things unsaid and undone," though her candidacy was not generally taken seriously and it was considered as being one that "really doesn't count." Other considered candidates at this point included Joseph
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On May 16, 1969, Van Horne changed his mind and officially announced his candidacy for leadership, stating that he was urged from all ridings "that should be a candidate for leader." The upcoming convention, which was to have 1,600 Tory delegates in attendance, was now being called a "re-run of
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November 23, 1968, emerged along with the topic of a new potential leadership election. Van Horne was also speculated to be a candidate for it, though the meeting concluded with no definite plan to call for a leadership convention yet. It was highlighted that Hatfield and Van Horne were both
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In the days leading up to the convention, Hatfield was considered as being the victor. Van Horne stated that the
Liberal victory in 1967 was "by the skin of their teeth," adding that "he has the best chance to lead the party to victory in the next provincial election." On June 10, 1969, a legal
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was announced by
Robichaud set for November 4, 1968, to fill the vacancy. The following month, Van Horne returned to the province and announced his candidacy on October 17, 1968. As speculation was being made earlier that month on the likelihood of Van Horne making a political return, Hatfield
526:. The day prior, Van Horne attacked Hatfield for "lacking frankness and guts," while also saying that "people resent leadership that is devious and uncourageous." Hatfield "avoided personal reference" when responding, saying that he was "running for the party, not against anyone."
340:. Although it had already been well-established that caucus members preferred Hatfield, it was also clear that this did not indicate his victory, given that this also happened during the last leadership election which Van Horne "still won three to one."
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in general." Ferguson, however, never ultimately ended up becoming a candidate at the convention, as evidenced by his name having not appeared in the election results. It was also reported at this point that Van Horne was considering seeking candidacy.
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on June 14, 1969. Although his candidacy was not specifically announced, Hatfield did make it clear that he would seek candidacy. It was also expected that Van Horne would emerge as a contender. Another speculated candidate at the time was also
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didn't withdraw, also sought candidacy. Hatfield won the leadership election with 799 votes, or 58.5 percent of the votes cast. After securing leadership for the party, Hatfield went on to defeat
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654:-led Liberal Party. Hatfield and his party's defeat marked one of the worst in Canadian history; the only other time a majority-led party lost all of its seats in Canada was in
646:. This incident and the following scandals that would ensue led to a number of other Tories turning against him, with the party going on to lose all 58 legislative seats in his
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fighting for leadership around this time; Van Horne was reportedly showing interest in being leader again, though many
Conservatives also showed disinterest towards the idea.
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December 1968 in which Van Horne was ordered to pay $ 17,586. Those who filed the action alleged that Van Horne was bankrupt because he had not paid the debt, despite a
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The leadership election for the party took place on June 14, 1969. It was held in Saint John for 1,600 Tory delegates to vote between
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later chose not to run. The next day, Blanchard, Walker, as well as the earlier-considered MacDougall all filed for nomination "during the last hour" before the deadline.
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about one percent of the votes cast. Walker and McDougall, the two other registered candidates, each withdrew after offering a speech before the casting of votes.
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on November 6, 1968, stated that Van Horne's victory "might do more to aid the Liberal Government there, than if the Liberal candidate had won."
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report from later that month, it had been under the impression that a
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2266:"The premier of New Brunswick, Richard Hatfield, was charged..."
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The front-running candidates for the leadership election were
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announced his resignation through a letter sent to president
2041:"Van Horne rides again: Five Tories seek leadership in NB"
905:"Missing since defeat at polls: Van Horne was in Montreal"
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1998 New Brunswick Liberal Association leadership election
1296:"Atlantic Report: NB Eyes Sales Tax To Finance Medicare"
662:. The loss led to Hatfield's immediate resignation. The
242:— rumors hinting towards the potential resignation of
1935:"Colourful N.B. Tory leader was convicted of bribery"
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was not held until 1989, two decades after this one.
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2203:"Hatfield Gains PC Post: Lost to Van Horne in '66"
745:"Expect 1967 elections in five Canadian provinces"
343:On April 15, 1969, Ian R. Ferguson, a 21-year-old
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1904:"2 men's bankrolls are issues in N.B. Tory race"
670:emerge as the first woman to become leader of a
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2472:"N.B. Tories elect lawyer to succeed Hatfield"
1358:"Robichaud's troubles boost Van Horne's hopes"
218:. Having been confident that he would win the
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1723:"Fish handler hopes to hook Tory leadership"
1154:"New Brunswick PCs face a leadership crisis"
194:, leading to his immediate resignation. The
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2294:"New Brunswick Premier is Under Fire Again"
2137:"New Brunswick Tories elect a leader today"
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1061:"Van Horne makes bid to re-enter politics"
714:"PD leader Van Horne resigns post in N.B."
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2237:Stanley, Della M.M. (February 18, 2008).
1816:"Tory election lacks both spirit, issues"
1575:"Hatfield front runner in N.B. Tory race"
1387:"Atlantic Report: NB Tories Set the Date"
969:"Accent is bilingual in N.B. legislature"
2352:"N.B. Tories pick first woman PC leader"
1325:"The troublesome Tory, Charlie, is back"
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2440:"Beatles dissolved partnership in 1970"
1696:"Tory contest is re-run of 1966 but..."
1267:"N.B. Tories remain leaderless for now"
808:Farquharson, Duart (October 24, 1967).
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474:". Van Horne was described as being a "
402:delegates due to being a much stronger
16:Canadian provincial leadership election
2170:"N.B. Conservatives Pick Leader Today"
1294:Urquhart, Sheila (November 29, 1968).
1181:Urquhart, Sheila (November 12, 1968).
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1872:"Van Horne facing bankruptcy action"
1603:"Van Horne rules out leadership try"
1323:Warrington, Dal (January 10, 1969).
1183:"Leadership Issue Divides NB Tories"
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777:"Expect N.B. Record for Byelection"
2379:Morries, Chris (August 25, 1990).
2073:"PCs Pick Leader In New Brunswick"
1977:"Saint John Has 5 Men For PC Role"
522:party, served as the convention's
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1947:. September 2, 2003. p. R7.
1573:MacDonald, Angus (May 10, 1969).
1454:"Van Horne denied N.B. Tory helm"
1452:Ferrabee, James (June 16, 1969).
1093:"Van Horne Seen As 'Distraction'"
634:during a security check that the
520:national Progressive Conservative
2009:"PC race in N.B. picks up speed"
1814:Surette, Ralph (June 14, 1969).
1694:Ferrabee, James (May 24, 1969).
1486:"Hatfield seeks N.B. leadership"
1385:Smith, Robert (April 10, 1969).
1356:Surette, Ralph (April 5, 1969).
1041:. September 19, 1968. p. 16
1009:. September 10, 1968. p. 27
480:American Federation of Musicians
470:, who returned the writ marked "
363:higher education in the province
2503:Richardson, Don (May 1, 1998).
2411:Hopper, Tristin (May 6, 2015).
2201:Blaikie, Dave (June 16, 1969).
2168:Blaikie, Dave (June 14, 1969).
2105:"Leadership battle gets hotter"
1844:"Hatfield favored as PC leader"
1275:. November 25, 1968. p. 14
1247:. November 22, 1968. p. 24
977:. February 24, 1968. p. 12
937:"Van Horne gives up leadership"
885:. November 11, 1967. p. 12
873:"PCs to retain J. C. Van Horne"
499:mayoral position in Fredericton
1785:Smith, Robert (June 9, 1969).
1211:"Comment: Van Horne's Victory"
1073:. October 18, 1968. p. 32
1029:"New Brunswick Byelection Set"
949:. February 9, 1968. p. 16
853:. November 10, 1967. p. 4
789:. February 6, 1967. p. 12
757:. January 24, 1967. p. 16
385:, Alfred Landry, Creaghan and
279:Van Horne's return to politics
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1787:"NB Tory Race Re-run of 1966"
1219:. November 6, 1968. p. 6
1162:. November 7, 1968. p. 8
1105:. October 8, 1968. p. 45
917:. October 25, 1967. p. 2
841:"Van Horne faces N.B. caucus"
725:. February 8, 1968. p. 1
636:Royal Canadian Mounted Police
425:who served as the provincial
306:A scheduled party meeting in
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2505:"Saint John gets its chance"
1554:. April 25, 1969. p. 54
1526:. April 28, 1969. p. 37
1498:. April 25, 1969. p. 15
1430:. April 16, 1969. p. 24
997:"Obituaries - Joffre Daigle"
672:Conservative party in Canada
536:1969 PCNB leadership result
484:Don Messer and His Islanders
2149:. June 14, 1969. p. 38
2085:. June 14, 1969. p. 11
2053:. June 13, 1969. p. 21
2021:. June 12, 1969. p. 71
1912:. June 13, 1969. p. 17
1518:"Two seek party leadership"
1418:"Student tries for PC post"
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2239:"Richard Bennett Hatfield"
2117:. June 14, 1969. p. 3
1989:. June 13, 1969. p. 9
1884:. June 10, 1969. p. 6
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1668:The Kingston Whig-Standard
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206:On February 8, 1968, then-
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1852:. May 31, 1969. p. 3
1763:. May 29, 1969. p. 1
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1643:. May 9, 1969. p. 59
1635:"People: J. C. Van Horne"
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173:who had been serving as
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1464:Southam News Service
819:Southam News Service
810:"Liberals keep N.B."
666:, held in 1989, saw
656:Prince Edward Island
1663:"Van Horne Returns"
488:wealthy businessman
448:Jean-Maurice Simard
436:Mayor of Saint John
347:(UNB) student from
216:George E. McInerney
140:leadership election
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