The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-07
DEMOCRATS WANT COMMITTEE MEET
 WITHIN 30 DAYS
National Chieftains Show Big Enthusiasm and See Victory In 1924-WiIson, Cox
 and Others Lauded
By Associated Press.

Washington, February 6.-Forty-nine of the 106 members of the democratic na- tional committee tonight requested Chair nan George White to issue call for a meeting of the full membership of the rational committee, March 1, at St. Louis or some other centrally located city.
 The request, of the committee was em- bodied in a telegram sent to Chairman White and to members of the executive committee of 16, recently appointed by Mir White. It was made public here by Thomas B. Love, democratic national committeeman for Texas.
 The meeting of the full national com mittee should be held, the signers of the telegram declared, "in order that the forces of progress may be organized for continued constructive, patriotic action in the succeeding four years and for a righteous and richly earned victory in I9A.p The 49 committeeman congratu- lated Chairman White on his work in the recent campaign, and added that they >beg to wish for MT. White many years of happiness and added usefulness"
 CLEAN MAJORITY
 Spokesnlen here for signers of the tele- gram said they counted among their number clean majority of the na- tional committee, adding that six mem bers of the executive committee sup ported the move, although they did not sign the telegram, and that eight na- tional committeeman with whom they were able to get in touch had indicated support of the movement. They de- ss clared that those who signed the tele- - gram included committeeman who sup ported James M. Cox, William G. Me Adoo. Attorney General Palmer and Am bassador Davis at the San Francisco Z convention. The telegram, as made pub lie hereSby National Committeeman Love, follows:
 LOOKING TO 1924
 We, the undersigned members of the democratic national committee, proud of the history and traditions of our party, especially of it's matchless record achieved under the leadership of our great President, Woodrow Wilson, and aware of the solemn responsibility devel- oping upon our party to fight constantly for the principles which have ever been it's glory, to be always militantly on guard as the champion of the rights of all the people, respectfully urge you to call a meeting of the democratic na- tional committee, to be held Tuesday. March 1, at St. Louis or some other cen trally located point, in order that the forces of progress may be organized Tor continued constructive, patriotic actlon III the succeeding four years and for d righteous and richly earned victory in 1924
 WHITE CONGRATULATED
 We congratulate our chairman anu his assistants upon ther valient and pa trotic efforts in the recent campaign under the leadership of that splendid democrat, Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio and beg to wish for MT. White many years of happiness and added usefulness upon the retirement which he announced, shortly after November ?, his private ln- terests will make it neesssary for him to seek.''
 Among those signing the telegram were :: Charles Williams. Tennessee. ana Samuel E. Amidon, Kansas, vice chair men of the national committee; Mrs. J. B. McNeel. Alabama; Vincent M. Miles, Arkansas; Samuel B. Hicks, Louisiana; o. G. Johnson, Mississippi; George l.. Bowman, Oklahoma; Mrs. Richard l. Manning, South Carolina; Mrs. Cone Johnson, Texas; w. l.. Barnum, Arizona; Mrs F. I. Mcintyre, Georgia; Mrs. J. E. Friend, Louisiana; Henrietta Mitch ell Mississippi John Gary Evans, South Carolina and Thomas B. Love, Texas.