The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-19
W|LSON-MARSHALL
 CLUBS ARE URGED State Chairman Asks Demo-
 crats to Organize ASSURE A FULL VOTE Goodwin Wants Names of Members in Order That State Committee
 May Keep in Touch With
 Forces in Each County
ASSURE A FULL VOTE

Montgomery, July 1S.-(Special. )-Chair man Tyler Goodwin of the state ex ecutive committee today issued an In terview in which he calls upon the dem ocrats of Alabama to immediately organ ize "Wilson and Marshall clubs in al of the counties of the state, for the pur pose of assuring a full democratic vott for the party candidates in the November general election. Request is made bs Chairman Goodwin that the chairman oi each county democratic executive com mittee throughout the state proceed witt the organization of "Wilson and Mar shall clubs and the officers of the va. rious clubs are asked to forward tc Chairman Goodwin the names of the members. in order that the state com. mittee may keep in touch with the active party forces in each county.
 Chairman Goodwyns call to the dem. ocrats of Alabama Is as follows:
 ITO the Democrats of Alabama:
 ''By virtue of the authority vested fir me, and because of the duty devolyins upon me as chairman of the state ex- ecutive committee of the democratic and conservative party of Alabama, I hereby request that the democrats of each coun- ty and each precinct of the state imme- diately organize a Wilson and Mar shall club for the purpose of conducting in the several counties and precincts of Alabama a campaign to assure a full democratic vote for our party candi- dates in the November general election.
 T request the chairman of each county democratic executive committee through out the state to proceed with this or ganization for his county and each dem ocratic precinct committeeman to take the matter in charge for his precinct
 ''It Is hoped that these organizations will be promptly perfected and that the names and postoffice addresses of the officers of each club will be promptly forwarded to the chairman of the dem- ocratic state executive committee al Montgomery. Ala. Lists should at once be circulated for the signatures of those who declare their intention to become members of the club
 'I suggest as a plan that each county chairman call a meeting of the demo crats of the county at some convenient place; that he call this meeting to order and request those assembled to elect tenn porary officers.
 After the temporary organization is perfected. then the meeting should adopt rules for the selection of its perma- nent officers, who are to serve during the campaign. When the permanent offi- cers are elected the secretary of the club should be directed to forward tc me a list of its officers and the names and the postoffice addresses of the mem bers of the club. The names and ad- dresses of the officers will enable the state committee to keep in touch witt the active party forces in each county.
 There is no doubt whatever that Ala bama will cast its electoral vote for VII son and Marshall, but the work to be ac complished through these clubs will hay, splendid effect in those states wher' the democracy is engaged in close ant desperate struggle for supremacy.
 TYLER GOODWIN, Chairman"