The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10
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opposes it for it will have wrought il own
ruin.
A dispatch to the Chicago Inter Ocean
from Madison, Wis. dated the 18th inst,
says:
An informal meeting Of the friends Of the
greenback met in the state agricultural rooms
N tas cap!t0l p % At T. p M, and organized by The
Carpenter, secretary. An able address was
delivered BY VIM. Orledge, Of Kenosha. K.P.
taking strong ground in favor Of greenback
currency convertible into bonds, and recon-
yertibls At the pleasure of the holder. The
Hon. d. s. Orion, and Messrs. Gilbert, Car
penter, Field, Sellers, King and others made
Drisi remarks, advocating the organization Of
formation upon the currency question. A
state central committee was appointed, one
from the state at large, and one from each con-
gressional district. A committee was also ap-
pointed to draw up declaration of principles,
consisting Of Messrs. Orion, Orledge and Allis,
who will report tomorrow. Letters were Rad
iron several leading men of the state, sympa-
thizng with the movement and regretting that
they could not be present.
A greenback club was formed in Pittsburg.
Pa, this week, called the Southside Greenback
Club. b.-Erchangs.
The Upton Times Of Saturday, says:
There will be greenback club organized in
| Iipton next Thursday evening. Meetin at the
court house. :.enry GOar will be present
NISEvAH, IxD., Jan. 8, 1876
To the Editors Of the Indianapolis Sun,
| Our g,eenback club at williamsburg is in
| nourlshing condition: Long may the Sun con-
| inue 70 shed its brilliant light upon this h.
| nighted people. j. WI.
| The Hon. R. F. Travellick has been deliver
| ing broadsides along the shores Of the Wabash.
He is one Of the ablesr Of the greenback advo-
Gates.
born ana Ohio counties will be represented By
flu! delegations at the Independent state con-
| ven.ion.
| MICHIGAN CRY, IND, Jan. Ia, 1876.
Hon. J. e. Gcisendo.f, President CsS;tes
Grccnbcck Club:
DEAR SIR: Please place my name as . mem.
Der Of your g,eerhack club. and oblige
| Yours truly,
HAnvEy K. HARRu.
Among the clubs received for the Indianap-
oils Sun the past week, was one OF twenty.
names from Jefferson and Saline counties, Ne
braska, and one of twenty from Skowegan,
Maine Everybody takes it,"
Perseverance, greenback club was recently
with the following officers; postofice, Lebanon,
Ind:
Marian Montgomery, president; Charles Mil
Ter, vice president; Asa Sutphin, secretary:
Henry Smith, treasurer.
4 greenback club Of near one hundred mem-
bsrs was organized at Atica last Thursday even
ing. Among the members are such men -
i ~ n..G ~ R.,,Es II,
Yeager, Isaac Schoonover, David Smith, -.
Scribner, L. B. Lindsly. ETC. That means busi-
ness.
Il A privat. note from citizen Of youngstown.
O., says they have over 900 members in tho
youngstown political Reform Club. The plat
form Of the club consists Of eleven resolutions.
which We publish elsewhere. It is sound, sv-
cry word Of it.
From the last issue Of the Centralia, H..
Democrat, We take this paragraph:
The last regular meeting of the club was hslA
at City Hall on Friday night last, 8. Frazier in
the chair. On motion }. N. Kerr was elected
secretary pro tenn. A running talk was had
, about things generally. On motion J. Frazier
was appointed committee Of one to prepare 3
memorial to congress setting forth popular
g.isvances, to be presented 1t the next meeting
Of ths club for adoption and signature. On
motion Capt. James Greed was invited to ID
1 dress the club at its next meeting on the sub.
ject Of finance, said address 70 b. open to 011l.
cism by any gentleman present. On mo(5oo
adjourned to meet 1t the City Hall q . = =
on saturday, Jan. Goth.
MoxRos TowSsns, LlvIyosross Co. No.,
Il Jan. 70, 1916.
We organized greenback club on the nth
Of this month. A. J. BsyrD, president; 7. p.
|, Toner, secretary. We iesl the need Of nsw
, system, and We feel Il very sen IDLY. AL ~
want IL money good enough for ALL not pay
! foreigners in gold and our c0unfrymen n 3
n deprecated currency. We need some cam-
paign documents very much hero. Political
parties, l suppose, will drop m, but we have
one advantage, and ths4 %, we dropped thsn
6rst. Our postofbce u Mooresvills, Living
stone county, No.
i T.P. Tosss.
n CLAY CouSrY, No., January II. 1876.
There was . sreenbAck club organised t.
18th inst. q 0iiesd School House, IN thiG,
+. Kearney township. }. B. Asneld, president;
: D. Smith, vice president, and O. p. DsvfnG,
secretary. We omitted ~ election a tseaDur-
, er. bat will remedy thst q nsxt mssting. b
. was our hnt sttsmpe 70 oFgnuiss in thie cooneY,
| and every voter tha4 Wn0 pyeoone SuhDcg1b04
his name TO the declasstion ~ pgincip1O eut
: one. We WIN msse aGnin nsxt 1hun6ng
evening. Yoa will heeT Iron = = least onos :
, week. J. B. A1SoGo.
Il Janaasy ,, 1916
IL A. . meeting held u d. school house Il d.
ui tsict No. 4, Scott township, 0teubsn cousty, .
= reenbsek club was orgeni3sd with msm11-