The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

Rlaine and Bristow flies al the mast
head Of the Springfield Telegram.
HAYS clubs are proposed in Ohio.
They are nothing akin to the Changers.
Is it CoEkling Of Morton who IS re-
aponsible for all THESE hard stories about
Blainep
The Chicago Inter-Dccan Is down on
Bristow. because he Is !. Tree trader
presumably.
Grants move IL iavo. OF tonf ing IS
having the effect OF concentrating west
ern Republicans on Blaine.
Awrlter in the Hartford Gongant re
conmends Tor President Theodore ID.
Woolsey, and prints his name 10 Italics
Having 50 many explanations 70 make
rather interlercs with Etane's campaign
work. viii il be safe - nominate hlm9
Old Cameron viii have hard work
to deliver that Pennsylvania delegation.
The Blaine leaven Mas worked wonder
fully there.
Now thlt Conkl,ug's friends are be-
!. coming active, look out lof l. change OF
sentiment from Bristow 10 ConkliDg, in
New York State papers.
By the rate OF proportion ,here should
have been eight colored cltizcGs on the
list of deleg IS from Missouri to Cinuin.
natl, but only one was sent
Further stories and proofs that Blaine's
strength has heeu exaggerated in the
West. come daily to hand. Manutactur
ed enthusiasm will not do.
The New York Herald pretend to be-
lieve that if Hayes will be content with
the Vice Presidency, Conklng can Sc
cure the Presidential nomination.
Illinois delegation to Cincinnati il
said to belong to John Logan and Char
lev Farwell. and is tor sale, ike that 0
PENNSYLVANIA. Agood investment lo
Conkling
There is more talk than there was 10 =
DAYS ago ABOUT making the ticket Blaine
and Bristow The Philadelphia Inquire
thinks tina. would beat any other possible
combination.
Persons, who have (accovdius 70 tn,
New York Tines unsavory regulations
are travelling through the West an,
South in Blaines interest. The bucoli
King is one of them
The Philadelphia Inquirer thinks il
could be Blaine and Bristowf ther
would DO no voters lett tor the other PAL
ty. all the rogues going Tor one and u
the homes. men for the other, We sup
pose.
The Richmond Dispatch is the harde
worker in the country tor Tilden. Viii
the New York World tries to show b
interviews that Tiiden is not the choit
ofNew York Democrats, the Dispatc
labors to show the contrary.
General Butler has been throwing b
eve around the corners and up the blin
alleys of Republican ways. and announce
Is the result that he is mot So certain
the success Of the party asshe comm
election
The Boston Herald has au assuran,
from almost official source (perha]
from the Collectors cookl that McrtG
and Conkling will 20 to Cincinnati pr,
pared 70 unite their forces agains: AZ
other candidate.
II Tilden bad been content 10 trav
along the old rut. making no preten
OF self-righteousness. aud no; setti,
himself up AS better than either men
his party, he would very likely have S
cured the nomination; his sham refor
campaign has Disguised his old pal:
and proved his ruin Hartford Posi-.
In the present uncertainty rs 10 who
to be the Republican candidate for Pr,
ident, Republican papers should ave
throwing mud At those mot their favs
ties. else some one viii follow the advi
Of he New York World md a0ES u