Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-07
4o DEMOCRATS URGE
Continued from page

telegram declared. '1n order that the
forces OF progress may be organized for
continued constructive. patriotic action
In the succeeding four years and for
righteous and richly earned victory in
1924"
The ~ committeeman congratulated
Chairman White on his work in the re-
oent campaign and added that they beg
to wish for Mr.. White many years of
Happiness and added usefulness upon
the retirement which he announced.
shortly after November 2. his private
interests would make IL necessary for
him TO seek
Spokesman here for signers of the
telegram said they counted among their
number clear majority" Of the m
tional committee. adding that six mem
bers of the executive committee sup
ported James M. Cox, William O. Nc
sign the telegram. and that eight ma
tonal committeeman with whom they
were unable to get In touch had indi-
Gated support of the movement They
declared that those who signed the telo-
gram included committeeman who sup
portd James NJ Cox. William q. Nc
Adoo. Acknowledgement Palmer and
Ambassador Davis at the San Francis
co convention.
The telegram az made public by Ma
tional Committeeman Love follows:
we. the undersigned members of the
Democratic National Committee. proud
of the history and traditions of our
party, especially of It's matchless record
of achievement under the leadership
of our great President. Woodrow VIII
son. and aware of the solemn RESPONSE
bility devolvng upon our party to fight
constantly for the principles which
have ever been It's glory to be always
miitantly on guard as the champion of
the rights of all the people. respectfully
urge you TO cali "A meeting of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. to he held
Tuesday, March |. at ST Louis or other
centrally located point in order that
the forces of progress may be organized
for continued constructive patriotic
action In the succeeding four years and
for righteous and richly earned vic
tory in 924
We congratulate our chairman and
his associates upon their valiant and
patriotic efforts in the recent campaign
under tho leadership of that splendid
Democrat, Gov. James NJ Cox of Ohio
and beg 10 wish for Mr.. White many
years Of happiness and added useful
ness upon the retirement which ho an
nounccd shortly after November ?. his
private interests would maize il nccea
sary FOR him to seek.
Those signing the telegram were.
NIlss ChRrl williams. Tennessee. and
Samuel B. Amidon. Kansas. yice-chaii
men of the National Committee. Mrs !.
ID. McNeel, Alabama. w. l.. Barnum.
Arizona. Vincent NJ. Miles. Arkansas
IsIdore Ii. Dockweiler. California. Caro-
line Runtz- -Rees, Connecticut, Josiah Q
Wolcott and Lena Evans. Delaware
Mrs. T. l. Mclntre. Georgia. Charles
Bostschenstctn. Illinois. Mrs. W a,
Coochel. Kansas. Samuel II Hicks and
Mrs !. T.. Friend. louisiana ID. J.
MCGiilicuddy and Mrs g.. n. Pattan
gall. Maine. Edward w. Quinn and Mrs.
NJ F. sullivan. MaasachuHetts: Mrs,
Peter OIeaon and Fred H. Wheaton.
Minnesota; O. O. johnson and Henri
eta Mitchell. Miasieslppi Mrs. Burris
4. jenkins. Missouri. w. II. Thompson
and Jennie Calfaas, Nebraska. Robert
c MtrChie and Dorothy =. Jackson.
New Hampshire Robert $. Hudspcth.
New Jersey. x. \. Jones. and Mrs. w.
=. Kirby. New Mexico. Mrs. S. Johnson.
North Dakota Bernicc 5. Pykc, Ohio.
George l.. Bowman. oklahoma; DIR. ]
W Morrow. Oregon: Mary ARCHER.
Pennsylvania. Patrick II. Quinn and
Robert r Newton. Rhode Island; John
Gary Evans and Mrs. Richard l. Mann
ing. south Carolina; Thomas b. Love
and Mrs. Cone Johnson. Texas: Frank
III. Durey and Mrs. c NJ. Brialin. Yer
mont; Joseph Martin and Mrs Gertrude
Bowler. Wisconsin: =. j. Qucaly and
Mrs. r. d. Hnwley, Wyoming; Mrs.
lanes u. Finch. Nevada. and John F.
Costello. District of Columbia.