The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-08-24
on in politics since he first became
voter, which was in 1884.

on in politics since he first became a
voter, which was in 1884.
Jefferson county Indiana is thoroughly
organized and the people wide awake.
The worklngmen everywhere, we are
assured, will vote for Peter Cooper.
At Southport, Friday evening of last
week, goodly crowd of Greenbackers
were addressed by j. S. Wertman, ESQ !,
OF indianapolis, and others.
A correspondent at Leighton, Mahas-
ka county, Iowa, sends for club docu
ments and says; There is but one
Democrat in this town that will vote tor
Tilden."
A correspondent at Cartersburg I'm
diana) says rousing Greenback meet
ing was held there July %. E. H. Horn
aday made a telling speech. Cause
gaining rapidly.
An immense Greenback meeting was
held at Grand Rapids Michigan, Friday
evening of last week Speeches were
made bv Messrs. Comstock. Cribs,
Berkey, Cardiff, Godfrey and others.
B.F. Frees, trecently OF the Industrial
Pioneer, OF Reading, Pennsylvania. has
CONNIE need the publication of an Inde-
pendent Greenback paper at Schuylkill
county, Penn, called the Monitor. Let
him have solid support.
We really believe that Indiana will
give her electoral vote to the grandest
old man of the nineteenth century, hon
est Peter G ,oper. If she does, she will
greatly honor herself, and perhaps avert
calamity to the Republic which might
Terre Haute Ind. August 1.-THE
largest night rally but one ever held in
Terra Haute was the independent green
back mass meeting here tonight, 1900
torches were carried in the procession,
and large body Of horsemen marched.
Speeches were made by James Buchanan
and N. w. Parker.
The Independents of Lawrence and
Monroe counties Ind. had a large and
enthusiastic convention at Harrodsburg,
on Wednesday, July 26, and nominated
by ACCLAIM tion Hugh Marlin for the
State Senate. The cause is gaining fast
in the above two counties, and they will
do their full share for the Independent
cause and ticket in the coming elections.
An old citizen Of Rush county Ind.
tells US that Sexton. the nominee Tor
Congress on the r publican ticket, will
not carry the strength Of the party by a
large vote, and further that scores OF
Democrats refuse to take crow. Since
thk Democratic nominee, New, has de-
clined. and Sexton is as good AS defeated
there is a splendid opportunity for the
Independents OF the Fourth District to
nominate a good man and elect him.
The agricultural element is running
the Democratic party Of Illinois this year
The State ticket nominated the other day
is greenback from top to bottom. The
bulionists are raving. The Chicago
Times and its crowd OF political bum
mers who have been stealing the party
machinery in Illinois tor several years
past feel decidedly blue. Old Storey de-
nounces the ticket as "Leprous
League" and means and tears his gray
hair in blind rage. We smile .-Cincin-
natl Enquirer
Every thing is favorable in Indiana tor
the Independents. The greater mass OF
Democrats are disguised with their party
on account OF the st. Louis sell-out, and
they will bolt by the thousands ii Tilden
goes for bullion strong and Hendricks
caves in. They are chatting now under
the last laid On at st. Louis and it will not
require much to make them rebellious
On the other hand, the Republicans are
equally dissatisfied with the Cincinnati
ticket, aud heartily despise Hayes, who
they denounce US u renegade. Being Il
Western man he ought to be true to
Western interests. hut instead he is in
league with the money power of the East.
Thousands have already quit the party,
and the cry is still they come. It is moth
ing to gather together three or four
thousand honest voters At Peter Cooper
ratification meeting.