May 14th, 1932

‘Fon, James A. Farley, Chairman,
Demoeratic State Committee,
$5L Madison Avenue,

New York City. |

Dear lr, Farley:

| Your letter mf llth with enclosures in
regard to lf. Geo, W. Wilson of Charlotte, N.C.

| The Charlotte Roosevelt-for-President Club
was organized on April 29th, Mr. Wilson having been

elected president, I Imow Mr. Wilson and regard him

favorably. — |

We are developing definite organization
plans and field activities are being devoted to the
organization 6f Roosevelt-for-President Clubs, At
the proper time definite leadership will be set up
in each county, Our plan of campaign will, of course,

be directed with the view to naming a solid Roosevelt
delegation to the National Convention. |

My suggestion would be that you advise lr.
Wilson to contact with me. We will establish an
organization in every county and unless (tr, Wilson
does cooperate there may be some conflict. :

Enclosed is a list of forty: vat

I enclose also copy of teharter" which nay be of interest
to you.e Sur work is progressing rapidly and we soon
expect to have one hundred such clubs. |

The sentiment in North Carolina is decidedly
favorable to Gov. Roosevelt, but we want to make certain
about the delegates. There is only a seattering sentiment

in the State for Garner, Baker, or anyone else, ‘The
attitude assumed by Gov. Smith is looked upon with great
‘@isfavor. In fact, our people resent his position.

Faithfully.

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