The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21
The Anti-AlonoP0l1St.

is DR.. Stewart, Of St. Paul.-who has
been connected with all the office>hold>
ing>rfngs Of both parties in that city.
Everybody there knows this. He was
the man, who did the dirty work among
the saloons and bummers Of St. Paul,
for w. S, King, at the last congressional
election.-as have been informed by
republicans Of that CITY, who not only
despise such disyraceful conduct. but
were so Disguised by his dirty work that
they voted against King and defeated
him in Ramsey county by major Of
over 1000 votes for MIR. Wilson, OF Min~
neapolis, and many OF them, as St. Paul
republicans have told me, will vote
against DR.. Stewart, as they did against
King.
With the help Of King. and his Office
holders, the Doctor was nominated for
Congress. In no respect does he pos.
sess the qualifications. which con-
gresham ought to have, especially at
this time, and no mere party purpose en-
titles him to support, He il the candi>
date Of Bill Kiug and his office>holders,
and not OF honest independent voters OF
the republican party,
The other candidate put IN nomlna>
ton Tor congress. is Mr.. McNair. From
what know about him. and hear from
others, who know him better than my self
think we cannot do better for the inter,
esls Of all the honest people Of this dis
trict than to support him. and insure his
election. The gr.enback men can make
this certain. He is u first clsss man, as
all who know him acknowledge. In
point OF ability he has no superior, in the
district. His integrity is unquestionable.
He is y conscientious. hard working man
in the performance of every trust and
duty. He has never been, like DR.. Stew>
art an Office seeker, or machine politi>
clan. Under the circumstances, we can
not afford to put him aside and elect any
such candidate ~ DR.. Stewart.
This is the way the independent men
of all parties Look upon this question.
In Hcnnepin county, where Mr. McNair
is best known, he will get not only the
support OF the greenback men, but also
the votes Of hundreds Ut supporters Of
Hayes and Wheeler.
think, whatever may be our individ'
ual party feelings. that our true policy
is to vote for Mr.. McNAir tor congress
He has said openly. i'll the most positive
language, before myself and others
that, il elected, he will work and vot.
to secure the repeal of the ptior
law and the repeal OF tine law which abol
ished silver money, asa legal tender To-
the payment oi debts. These two law
alone are enough to ruin all the debto
class Ut this country. These two law
cut the vitals out vi cur honest industry
aud hand over the people Of hones
, work and rcSula: business, rs manacl.'
, slas Is. into the hands OF the money len
d.rs who hold the immense weight =
national. state and municipal bonds. ant
bonds aud mortgages upon individual
] property, over the heads OF Jistresse,
people and by these laws, this trighttu
weiy hit vi debt WILL BE DOUBLED. AN
when il falls, rs it SURELY will. il thes
! laws be not repealed, the property an
: substance Of the people will be- squeeze
!, into the slron boxes OF the capitalists
the world. These greedy capitalists ar
d the cormorants who bought up congress:
: men like cattle. to pass these laws. Sha
> gross any longer. to pctpe.uate such law
j because they call themselves repubi
I cans: Shall We longer march lii
. slaves 10 our misery, under the lash !
Office holders? just think tor m,meI
:. what these laws were made for un
II what they mean. They were m .de
). enable the greedy milionaires wi
Il hold the bonds and NJ ,rtgages. to exi
n from The debtors, p lynn, in coin. I,
: this, tney abolish not only all the grecl
. backs. but ali silver money, Except i
- small changc). and make gold The on
j legal money u pay dctts. just think
, IL; y lew mi lionaires ot New York. G.
: with these laws in force. make - 90
ner' on the GOLD of this Country viii
will treble our debts There are halt
dozen mi.lionair.s, who cIn combine ii
mike corner on all the gold CHA
u the commercial world. Consequent
when THESE men strike the impendii
blow, which they are sure to d.. uni.
these laws be rcpealed.-ou conliti'
will he wurS<. than LII 1t OF galley 81 I've