McCusker was an Orangeman and staunch Unionist. His successor as Scottish UDA commander, James Hamilton, was also an Orangeman. In 1974, Orangeman and former soldier Roddy MacDonald became the UDA's 'commander' in Scotland. They included an Orangeman named Thomas Scott. I consider it a great honour to be an Orangeman. From 1912 to 1925 New Zealand's most famous Orangeman, William Massey, was Prime Minister. In politics he was an Orangeman as well as a Tory. In December 1919, Byrne was replaced by his deputy T. J. Smith, an Orangeman. Raised as a Presbyterian, he became an active Orangeman. At one point stones were thrown at the marchers and an Orangeman was injured. A prominent Orangeman, he was known for his bias against Catholics. He was a strong trade unionist and Orangeman. In 1954, Leslie Saunders, another Orangeman became interim mayor. The IUA's first leader was the Orangeman and former Conservative MP, Edward James Saunderson. Every mayor of Toronto in the first half of the 20th century was an Orangeman.