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PRAISES THE PRESIDENT.
Prominent Alabama Democrat Says Some
Ni:e Things About the Nation's
Chief Executive.
A number of leading citizens cf
Birmingham, Ala., went to Washing
ton last week to-extend an invitation
to President Roosevelt to visit the
thriving Alabama city on the occasion
of his southern tour next summer.
Among the party was Hon. William
Drennen, mayor of Birmingham, who
has been a Democrat all of his life
and is prominent in the councils of
that party in Alabama. That the
president impressed Mr. Drennen as
being the right man in the right place
is evidenced by the following state
ment made by the Alabamian to a rep
resentative of the Associated Press
and published in the New Orleans
Times-Democrat of Wednesday:
"We've got a man up yonder in
Washington that is president of all of
the people all the time. I went to
Washington last Tuesday night, imag
ining that President Roosevelt was a
brusque, abrupt, burly, strenuous,
boisterous, domineering personality
a sort of half crank and half genius, a
cross between a broncho buster and a
sword swallower.
"I came back to Birmingham con
vinced that there is not in this round
world a more gentle, refined, gracious,
winning, cordial, sympathetic and
lovable gentleman than the man who
greeted us last Friday at the White
House.
