The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-08
The Anti-AGonoPollSI.

to use the editorial pronoun) .'know
ro+h;no about business for which we
were Wholly untitled" Well, we nave
often confessed our own unWortnlness 81
and inability, but if we were possesseu
of as Door ability as that dlspiayeu ~ M
the Chronicle we would CONSIDER our.
selves fit subjects tor an Asylum.
saws we did not possess tne aoill.y ~ q
successfully publish a Catnonc lourn a 3
Very likely, bus we are tolo .h a:s " a1t
an esteemed clergyman OF te's cl;y' d
learned from another parry Oh our ~ c
.ant;on to suspend the Times, in ex-
,arass;no his REGRETS he remarked that 1t
Tas che last of Catholic paper IN
M;nnesota.n Most likely he considers :
.bo Chronicle. as we and others do, a IL
bel on Catholicity.
With an ironical sheer 1t disputes Inc
Times advocacy OF Lannon'S anu - :,
perance Unions, the Catnollc lnuus n;1
School, the Liberty OF Conscience Dlll'
s tars nv saving ..it appropriates credit
q to itself 70, labor performed prior 10 us
o ex;stence y Another lie on the lace.
The editor of the Times with his own
hand framed the Constitution ana by
q laws OF the Temperance Union ana OF
d the Catholic Union while ne was en-
). csoed in writing up these institutions
fhrouch the columns of his paper, anu III
that paper was first mooted the lnaus-
trial school organization, and the Catn
r. olic Union address on Liberty OF con.
ID science. one of the chief causes LOT Inc
90 massage OF the Bill, was first publlsheu
% n the Times, signed by its editor as one
at l nf tho COMMITTEES directed to frame 1t.
to And inst here we may remark that we
is hara GOOD reason to believe that the
dir chronicles latest editorial was "rHteA
- by a willy politician who used the Elo-
erty of Conscience wave 10 carr! IL
lsh self into Office when otherwise IN n pau
Ill odor with his constituents. The 1anaes
III stood out tor Liberty of Conscience wnen
49, the Chronicle supported its enemies ~
ION th;s yerv county of Ramsey the Chron'-
OF c1e snnnorted Brainerd for reelection &c
no legislature. Notwithstanding the
Times did not fear to charge that nj
est voted AGAINST the bill when first beior'
lcks tha house. and it was only when tn
Tern Governor ordered second election II
this district. and when the Times prove
;ts nosition beyond doubt by the record
rom ot the House, that he was defeated by
ST. handsome majority, though supporse
edi- NV the Chronicle, and Hoyt electeu,
The man who freely cast his vote LOT III
the R,ll The Times advocated temporary
~ among the people from Its nrst lsso !:
onal while the Chronicle drew editorial \
Or OF sn;ration from beer and whisky saiooh
table The charge of appropriation" com
ume indeed with exceedingly bad grace wn J,
f re- q whole page OF the same issue OF = .
he at Chronicle is made up OF rePor. y, :.
Or of proceedings of the late 1e"pelan !.
have convention at Faribault, stolen too'u
# the rord withoaA credit, from the lasl iss
lism, of the Times, except the P reslue1S +,
spen- port and that the ChTonacte wou.u
@ to LINT because the President happened
glory he editor of the 1imes) wnlc. req
ttacks of proceedings of the convention
Of the nrenared by our own hands, Piin'eu
s too r,ra EXPENSE in fine type and the p
lie it LEGATION OF the Times delayed iong y
to its we calculated so as to give the AeMt
ulated ance men of the State niolnla1lon
4 find raserence to the convention they wo
ill de- not otherwise receive. Ana WINE
J it en- rh,o,,;c1e stole from the body OF
But let dead Times and was maligning It's ca
of this i was AT the same time publish
Times resolutions from large and lnnuel
IF ego societies of the State testitylng
,ty the annree,ation of our labors on Deha
express Temperance, and now that the lem
he hun ance Union is without paper 10 ue'
Times and aavocate it under all circumstai
mother tho Chronicle is generous enough 10
, with ~ nnblish Temperance matter, SID
not pen s;aa with liquor advertisements,
is ego cents line. You pays your I'D
himself Land YOU takes your cholce-Whiss
lous pa water.
one side Ara now come tn the real {
lost dia- that punctured the Chronicle bile
ligion 1t caused it to slobber all over
temper Il acknowledges it is sorely annoye
sell into cause chose to make good my o.
class of .;ors to the subscribers Of the Time
with adj fnrn;shiIg them the ANTI-MoNoP
: OF low mill their subscriptions expire. L
MS; pro- truth mad that the Times ''dleo
1t it may j;ved--determined to meet ALI
indicates ;ses and obligation, and when we
dvocates ;shed any paper in lieu Of the ~
ny. Yet thinks the Chronicle most deserv
lines and our patronage. The Times
write this double the circulation OF the Ch'
E the rec Il would be q god send to that pap
with that we given it the order to furnis
nc public readers. but we feared the readers
Chronicle not brook the insult if we did 80.
ne Times Times was our own and we had tn
ials OF its 10 do what we thought proper
'elief that As religious journal we suspen
and then to fulfill our precunia,
re. cations, the 1-MoNOPoLIsT u
5 roll on; Fearless Trustworthy and inder
z : a. c,.<oN will be ser
i he's gone pap, ~ *, the Cafho
yore. stead. we Ano" 'n"s -. a., ths
ID upon pie OF the state regIe. ..
ere's node not new paper practically We
their interests, but we care 70 e
rs in dying 49,, .h,,s rnhl;clv that the tau]
the Times nth the Northwestern Chronicle
clergy and the doc in the man9er, that car
port an en- hav hut knows best how to spoil
r appgoval. the obtaining of its subscription
mes has on ,ha transaction of its business
d respected ono s;nole instance did the Tina
m it has re- sara with the Chronicle, and We