The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-11-22
The Neutrality-suspicious..

tory of the last Administration Such
a belief, would be the exact reverse
of truth. | rejoice to have been,
with my colleagues, permitted
to make contribution to the solid
welfare of the country. I wait in
hope the hope when, if still men,
Der of Parliament. I may find myself
as before associated with the majority
of Irish members in the pursuit of the
public veal
There is little hope for Home Rule
in that outgiving. But there is some
prospective meaning to be picked out
of the satisfaction he feels consequent
upon what he has done for Ireland.
So far he seems we'll contented with
what he has done. 1t is true he made
a slight BEGINNING, advanced step
or two into the entrance of the unex-
plored field, and only step or two,
and he does got tell us that even to
that it was the prick of a Fenian pike
blade that pushed him on.-Irish
World.
'sWork while it is called day for the
night cometh when no man can work.
Let the producers of the land bear in
mind these words Of the Master and
see to it that they lose no time in or
ganizing in support Of their interests
as opposed to the non-producers, the
usury vultures, and the specie monop-
OliSts.
Here is the opinion Thurlow Weed
entertains Of gold and paper: "Gold is
passive; paper active. Gold works out
it's mission in vaults and Golfers; paper
courses like blood through the veins
and arteries Of business, from the ex-
tremities to the heart of the nation,
imparting strength, vigOr and health
to the whole body.
England, during the Crimean war,
issued one hundred millions dollars
Of full legal-tenders, ''Greenbacks
(eXchequer bills), which were not
based on specie, or connected with
specie in any way. They made times
good. kept the people employed,
fought the war and gained the victory
Then gold came out Of it's hole, hav-
| ing hid as usual at the first smell of
powder, made sure that all was peace,
and vaingloriously shouted Il did it,
| How the sinews of the war on mon.
ey power can be obtained is suggested
in the following: The ocean is com.
posed of drops. The desert Of grains
of sand. Fortunes of pennies. There
country. If each would give | penny
penny per week it would amount il
one year to $2,640,00O; 2 cents pei
week, 81 ,2o0.000; cents per week
SIS, 200, 900; 10 cents per week, $50,
400, 900; Is cents per week, $54 900, OO(
90 cents per week, S72,8OO,0OO; 2;
cents per week sol 900 900; so cent!
per week 1852, 900; 81 per weel
1854 100000.
We need not only work, but bette
terms for our work. The miners an(
railroads men had work enough; blu
they had no fair share in the results o
their own labors. So long as the EN-
plOyers of labor ase coming fortune
from the sweat of their employees, al
is we'll. Workers are nobodies; the,
are not society" it is a matter 0
no Importance how they fare, if the
only keep quiet. If they become rest
less under oppression. society witt
all the forces of claw and order.
, will label them COMMUNISTS ant
, shoot them like mad dogs.
4 few months ago the industralist
of Toledo, Ohio, organized thorough
ly and Systematically. Laborers, me
chanics. business men. farmers, mar
ufacturers, and professional men me
on common platform and worke
earnestly for common cause. TIL
result was a complete victory fC
: them at the election in October. Nc
long since special election for coul
Gilman occurred, and the Democrat
!. and Republicans united against tn
Industrialists-who are known as til
. |. National party-and even then I'll
: candidate for the latter won by 81
:, :, majority. Organization did it. O