The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-11-22
The Paris official Journal announces

The Paris official Journal announces
that the cencus of 1876 gives the
populatio of France as 36,9O5, 789.
Sweden and Switzerland contribute
the largest number of new members to
the Mormon Church. England is
third on the list.
A special dispatch from Rome says:
Bavaria is expected to withdraw her
diplomatic representative from the
Vatican as useless expense.
The Greenback-Labor vote in Penn.
sylvania and Wisconsin was referred
to. previous to the election as an I'M
known quantity. 1t has become
known quantity to Shylock sorrow.
4 judicial investigation into the
recent Republican attempt to foment
disturbances in Madrid has resulted
in the arrest of twelve Republicans
and the seizure Of some compromising
papers.
It Is reported from Rome that the
Vatican Council have been discussing
the expediency of abolishing the right
of veto on the election of Popes,
claimed by Austria, France and
Spain. Opinions are divided, and no
resolution has yet been adopted.
We will push this movement for
ward until we have voice III the
national Legislature. He may not
come from Philadelphia. from New
York, nor even from Lowell, but we
will send man to Congress who can
lift up his voice and stamp upon the
people the ideas that actuate us and
the intelligence that govern the Labor
men who have the Labor movement
at heart. We are determined--I will
not say desperate. We will toll until
we have representatives and represen-
tative men in every branch OF the
State and National and municipal
government. To-day we may be
despised. tomorrow we will command
respect. and the next day we will
rule.
The News, of Philadelphia, Green
back organ, spoke of the uprising for
Greenbacks and labor previous to
election thus: sit is the greatest
movement since the dawn Of progress
i'll 90. The people generally know
bat little of the magnitude of the
movement and of the determined
attitude of all who are concerned in it.
We have actually spent already ST 900,
and not one cent collected from office
holders or from men who could throw
us hundred dollar bill and not feel it
Every penny--it actually came in pen
MES and ten cent pieces-was received
from hard working laborers. from
workingmen wives, and even from
factory girls. When they could spare
us ten cents they sent it. There is no
split among us. Block and his German
Internationalist friends are again with
us. and aiding US. We are determined
that what strength we do possess shall
not he stolen from us by the wiles and
trickery of political thieves.
The Tri-Weekly Record of Mahanoy
City. Pa, urges the necessity of &
change in the administration of affairs
1t says: ''The man that holds on to q
principle or a party after he has had
sufficient reason to be convinced that
he has been doing wrong is either q
coward or a knave and with all very
great fool. To-day we want Il change
The Republican partisan says SO
The starving workingman says o.an(
everybody says SO. Then in the name
of common sense, let us have change
and the only way to have change thai
will be beneficial is by first changing
our party and getting new one. The
old ones have been tried. We triet
the Democrats long ago and the.
ditLl answer. We have been tryin.
the Republicans this last sixteen year
and what has the harvest been. Fo
while they did well, but they prove,
false to their promises and we ar
reaping the bitter fruits of our mis-
placed confidence.