The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-28
Inc Anti-A1onopolist@

lie officers, and reasonable reduction Of their
high salaries, are requested to meet in Mass
coiv ention, at the Court House, in the City Of |
Austin, on Monday, the ID day OF October, 1876
at p. M, for the purpose OF nominating cal
didates for the various County Offices to be
made at the urgent request of many leading
citizens OF Mower County.
III. b. Slocum,
Member State Cent. Com. independent Party,
Rose Creek, Sept. 10, 1876.
Creenbaok Convention.
NEW HAVEN, September l. -About two
hundred members Of the independent Green
back party Of Connecticut assembled III con-
yention i'll this city, to day, alexander lroups
Of this city was chosen permanent Chairman
On motion, the State ticket Of last spring was
renominated by reclamation. The following i
the ticket For Governor, Charles Atwater of
New Haven; for Lieutenant Governor, Francis
Gillette, OF Hartford; Tor Secretary OF state Lll-
cien Y. Pinnev, Of Winsted. for Treasurer,
Loren Jadd Of New Britain, for Comptroller,
John A. Peck OF Nangtuck. The following
electoral ticket was chosen. At large John ?.
Phillips Of New Haven; Henry S. Pratt ct Hart
ford; First District, George Hubbard Of Hartford
Second District E. jackson, OF New Haven:
Third district. Charles u. Beebe OF Stonipgtol.
Fourth District, Otis F. Porter OF Bridgeport,
The Committee on Platform reported resolnt-
which Were adopted without discussion.
OHIO GREENBACK CONVENTION.
COLUMBUS; September i2.-forty gentlemen,
representing various parts Of Ohio. met here
To- gay at a Ureanback Convention. ltwas de-
cidei not to pa. State ticket i'll the field.
Heap Big ingen Booth
Mr.. Newton Booth OF California. il very
generally regarded as statesman of the higher
, order. The public las conceived that Mr..
Booth is q man OF saperluman Intelligence,
ana hat he brings to the discussion Of public
questions degree Of isdom which has not
been seen or felt since the calcium light Of
| Daniel Webster want out ia eternal night.
Nj. Booth addressed his fellow beings at Ter
| re Haute, Indian, last week Ills views Of the
great issues were thus compressed and express
| in his brilliant peroration:
| s'Strive to pierce the future: listen 10 he
| foot faii OF coming generations. No child 10
| be borne on earth but has all interest in the
cause of liberty and equality, Rise to tue
height OF great occasion. Hear the voice Of
the ages Take your reckoning by the stars:
Then choose. Onward With malice toward
none, with charity for nil, and may God for
Tend the right.
| This IS grand. comprehensive, ,aidactio ana
and anti bilious Il reminds one OF the wild
/ wailings O. 0ssian. Such incandescen. words
I cannot fail to excite hearty action in the body
T p0+IllCs 40 ulN Gail Eesid Liz appear hilA0ut
feeling desire 10 drag the moon from lis set
!, ting east horoscope, advance by the RICH,
| flank, drink up Esq at crocodile and upset
a mail coach. IN, Goa ike power. Who
would ~ an arato
! The Cincinnati Enquirer cannot resist the
tenn ptation IL eve lilden cut on the sly. It
/ rpioieas over the fact that thu ONO Greenhack
/ Convention did not nominate state ticket, hut
that It did nominate an electoral ticket. Il aa-
/ n It's that 4 ssperate state ticket would draw
/ thousands 81 Democratic votes and would nave
/ pestered tie PARTY TIE inference i that the
+ Enquirer, while Il doesn't want the Democratic
i party pesterad in October, will rejoice to have
it restered N November.
Kelley alsanood-
SHARON, P1Ns.. sept, 8, 1870.
! II tn cdlior 81 TIC Sun.
III youy last lstle notice YOU state VIM. ID
/ kelley Sars that there are no Gre-Ibaci1 clubs
III Na1 York OF Pennsylvania. an surprised
Is lear i man oi Mr.. Kelley Il standing use such
Ease doctrine 10 deceive the people,
bus when think DIT Ais own career on the f.
nance question aid Lis present rule, | can
come to but one conclusion. and HAT is hr
Kelley is q man unworthy oftAe attention al
honest men. Last December W. organized !
5reeubsek Club composed If 75o voters, and
asst FEBRUARY the frs reEnlar tireen-
tack ticket ii Thu United Stases va put ii tile
leii and elected very man OH the ticket by .
large majority Since then IT, cause las h+seH
growing stronger every day, perhaps | shonid
Lave said every hour, and as the present ttnl4
We are confael. ii carrying onr county sAef-
GER BY iAs4.e majority for that noiia and good
man Peter Cooper, na2t November Livery
town in this section Of the country Where Labor
is employed, boasts Of their Cooper ard Cary
cs.bs TIL cause il strong now every where in
Pennsv lvan.a numbering many .hc usanfs and
vet j. is only in it5 infancy cata pared with ths
telling millions taa. Will rally around tina
standard ii Cooper and Cary y tten tho 7tL 81
Novetnter Fol araGua.
The old party raprrs strictly isnore GU;
cause. But we have fapers here enlisted IN the
cause. v r.cai ~ the Morning Star, published
i. Youngstown. il il good PAPER. AMI true u
our cause We also receive the PoEnsroy
Democrat and Fola valuable sun, bit | regr-t
- ssate thai - cannot obtain ose-tenth 81 the
copies ot .hs two .a.tag papers U me-. he d.
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