The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-07-27


Governor Hendricks repudiates the
alletion that difference of opinion
exists between him and Governor Til
den.
Secretary Chandler is solemnly exhor-
ted by The New York Tribune to decline
the Craftsmanship of the republican ma
tional committee.
Servia has called into the field her last
reserve-14,O0 men. Servia seems to
have taken larger contract on her
hands than was generally supposed,
General Logan is making desperate
efforts to secure the passage OF the
bounty bill this session, and calls it up
every day, but he has not yet been able
to secure Il consideration.
1t seems 70 be pretty we'll settled that
General Butler will run for Congress in
the Seventh Massachusetts District this
fall, if not as the Republican candidate,
then on an independent ticket.
A son otJe fferson Davis belongs to the
Chickisaw guards of Memphis, the COM
pany which recently rendered its services
to the government to avenge the death
of Custer.
1t is amusing to hear the Radicals
talking about Hayes and reform. The
admission that there is a necessity of re-
form is 4 condemnation OF their own
party.
AS proof of the enthusiasm among
Ohio Democrats is the fact that at re-
cent meeting of the State Committee only
twelve out Of the twenty members were
present.
A hopeful contemporary remarks:
"Our Government has lived 100 years.
despite sixteen years Of Radical rule,
and anv government that can stand that,
need have no fear whatsoever of perish
ing"
Peter Cooper made the first railroad
engine that was manufactured in this
country, and run it with his own hands.
Peter was the man who invented steam
railroading, and Tilden was the pirate
who rlfled the lines.
"Old Abe" the Wisconsin war eagle
was sent down to the centennial, with
the expectation that he would attract
great attention, but a letter to Wiscon-
sin paper says: "About one person in
ten thousand sees him and that person is
not elated in the least over this portion
of Wisconsin's exhibit"
They say that Minister Cushing hav-
in Q secured from the Spanish govern.
ment an allowance ofthe big three mil
lion Angorica claim, on which he is tC
get huge commission, is now coming
home on a four months leave OF absence
Il 81. H.
salary in his pocket, will hand in hi:
resignation, and never 60 back again.
This from the Hartford Times is giver
for what its worth 1T is claimed by Off
GERS OF the newly formed know-nothine
societies that Rutherford L. Hays is a
member. A gentleman OF this city was
invited to Join the order las. week
invitation said, "Governer Hayes is gu,
brother
NEW YORK, July l9.-Thc executiv,
committee OF union soldiers and sailor
have called a convention to be held il
indianapolis September 20th, Ito expes
your sentiments in favor Of the principle.
for which you contended on flood ant
field, and to endorse the standard bear
ers of the party which sustained the uriol
and YOUR efforts to preserve it while en-
: dangercd by domestic war"
After the action OF the st. Louis con
vention and Hendricks declaration abou
the repeal of the resumption act we fin,
the Richmond Dispatch talking III thi
. way: The question as to the repeal of til
.. resumption act is hardly practical one
Ii the House were TO repeal it the Sen
ate would not. So it is not importau
to get it through the House." 1t proba
bly, reflects Tiden's sentiments.
II there is really n scarcity OF troops il
the west. why not order those Unite
: States soldiers kept by the ADMINISTERS
ton for political purposes in Mississippi
). and Louisiana to duty on the frontier
). St LOUIS Republican,
: Doesn't The Republican know that BIT
!, thirty -three hundred the % $40 soldier
/ comprising the army are located in ID
;, south9 And that nearlyall those are on til
y Texas frontier to defend it from the incu
!, sions OF the Mexican bandits. and seattle
y ed in the forts and posts along the coas
!. Isn't it about time. anyway. to give us
/ rest on the cry OF military oppression
the soutLo There are over four thousar
soldiers located in the northern cities Ar
. forts. Why don't some one raise
4 howl about military despotism in Il