The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-21
BRYAN TO MAKE
 TOUR OVER STATE
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CT Alabama candidates if he withdraw. He said that the defeat of Mir. Under- wood demanded that he run, and that the people of Alabama were paying for his campaign. He promised Me Adoo delegation at the New York con- vention, and referred to John D. Me Neil as the Heading light against my campaign in Alabama"
 In addition to his telegram to Me Adoo, Mr. Dinswore issued a statement in which he announced that he is still in the campaign, and pointed to va- rious things which he said had made his campaign more necessary than ever. Text of Telegram
 The complete text of the Dinsmore telegram sent to MT. McAdoO is as follows:
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Feb. 20, 1924. Mf. William G. McAdoo,
 Campaign Headquarters,
 Chicago, Ill.
 Dear Sir On returning home from Chicago I find your telegram of 18th. Your suggestion would be readily com piled with, only I find the principles you stand for, which Alabamians want, would not be carried out by any other candidate.
 My withdrawal would leave our enemy and neither you nor the people of Alabama would be protected against an Underwood landslide, which would not be pleasing to me nor would it be agreeable to a large majority of the voters of this state.
 I fully realize and appreciate your position and believe that you would not care to indorse or encourage either Mir. Musgrove or myself in our candi- dacy, as Mr. Underwood is an Alabam- ian, and you would not care to be Offi- cially represented here.
 I know the people of Alabama want a chance to express at the polls their wishes and that is McAdoo for Presi- dent.
 Thinks It His Duty
 Your not allowing your name to be officially used by anyone shows you to be the big, broad, fair man that you have been reported to be, and it is ap- preciated by the people, but there are conditions existing that must be dealt with, and l think it my duty as a cit izel of Alabama and duty I owe to the people to lned my efforts towards the defeat of Mir. Underwood My cam paign is being urged and paid for by the people and daily donations given to me convince me that the people want me to name the delegation to the New York convention.
 Mir. John D. McNoel, former collec. tor of internal revenue Underwood ap- pointment), also former private secre. tary to our late Governor Emmet O'Neal, and known by Alabamians as a political pie hunter, seems to be the leading light against my campaign in Alabama. l believe that should Mir Musgrove be elected that McNeal, with his cunning political proelivities would in some way mislead Mir. Musgrove anC have an Underwood delegation ap pointed.
 I am able to furnish numerous affi davits that McNoel has claimed to bt an Underwood supporter and he nc doubt is, as he held office several year: in Alabama, known as an Underwood appointee, and he should have some de gree of loyalty.
 The people of Alabama resent anyone trying to support two candidates il any contest and I am sure MT. McNoe can't be for both Underwood and Me Adoo, and if he is not for Underwood why has he held political position un der him?
 For principles involved I intent staying in the race to the finish ant carry a 100 per cent McAdoo delega tion to New York in June.
 Alabama Is safe.
 NJ. X. DINSAIORE.