The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-30
CREENBACK CLUBS.

At hastings. MlCl., AOS. lOIi
is to be first class Greenback picnic
with delegates in attendance from all
parts of Barry County.
The Greenback Club at Port Huron,
Mich, has grown IN two weeks from
nothing to sixty members, and the
men are just getting ready for work.
The Independent Greenback men
will meet in Akron, Ohio, Aug. 10. to
perfect complete county organiza-
ton and push right ahead for the right.
At Bailey, Mich, men are breaking
ranks, deserving the old party leaders,
and walking steadily into the Green
back ranks to vote for men who are
above the rotten party lines.
MORRIS, ILL.,, Aug. 1--we have
organized Greenback Club here, and
and one in the near vicinity. and
others are to organize right away.
Hold the Fort; we are coming!
MAzoN, Grundy Co., Ill-Ont 1.-THE 18th
we organized Greenback Club for
work. Go on in the good fight, and
the angle world will help you to do
right. W. NJ. A.
Friday, Aug 3. at Hartland, Wis, a
Greenback Clud was organized with
John O. Rudberg, President; Joseph
johnson Vice-President;W 5. o Brlen
Secretary; 0. E. Meyer. Treasurer.
At Delafield. Wis, a Greenback
Clud, with Thomas Cahill, President;
John A. Kelly, Vice-Presldent: Wm.-
McNulty, Secretary; Daniel Wilkinson
Treasurer, was organized Aug 4.
A Greenback Club was organized at
Albany, Wis, the first Saturday IN
August with fifty charter members,
and this in locality where it was said
there was not one Greenback man to
be found.
At Pewaukee, Wis, Greenback
Club was organized Aug. 6, with the
following officers: President, Thomas
Quinlan; President. Leon King;
Secretary. Thomas Shields: Treasurer.
John Shields.
The Greenback Club organized in
Danbury. Conn.,. May 20, to which
charter was sent June 4, started with
thirty members. On the 9th OF
August it had siXty-fiye members and
was in good shape to crowd ahead.
An Independent Greenback paper is
soon to be started at Rosston, Pa.
The Greenback Club there is rapidly
increasing in numbers as men are
coming to see what ails the country
and how to apply the remedy.
Gen. Cary, the glorious worker fol-
the right. spoke at Brodhead, Wis,
July To-, on the Greenback question
a club was then organized with forty
members. The same club on the 9th
of August numbered $50 members.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich.-This
county polled over 200 Greenback
votes last year and now could poll five
f times as many, sure. Farmers are
almost unanimously coming into the
Greenback ranks. No more bonds
, That is the bugle-cry for 1880.
? At Walnut. Bureau County, Ill.
Aug. IL, a thorough Greenback Clnl
was organized, with O. L. Bears Presl
dent, and S. j. Townsend, Secretary
\ big Greenback meeting for Aug. =
| is announced, and thus the great way
rolls on.
g At Marilla. Erie Co. Y Y. Aug. II
a Greenback Club with tifty-tiv
I charter members was organized will
e A. Cummings President; 4 J Adams
= Vice president; Geo. Adams Sec
retary; A Dirstine. Treasurer. Thi
4 club will number 100 members by tn
I lst of September.
I, At Addison. Mich. they have ane'
l Greenback Clud just organized wit
John Williams, Presinent: 'Chas. Ma
! tin. Vice President, and w. J .Bacol
. Secretary. Nearly all the voter
e agree that the greenback dollar
= what is wanted. and are coming out {
: the old party coops to be freemen.
% WALNUT HILL, H.. Aug. II. Is1
q On seeing in my paper certain piece
I on finance, etc, copied from Pom
: rows Democrats l have conclude
that it would be suitable paper II
!. my neighbors and myself to rea
;. In the hope of the establlS
Al ment of a National system of tinan'
If without a metal basis. yours. ct
- r. C. BAYLY,
a WHEELING. West Va. Aug. r.
1t either of the old parties should SCI
Id a bond wagon about to gather I'll
clans they would not get corporal
st guard out of the ranks of labor. I'll
c. Greenback idea is the only one tn
is calls people to activity. No MOI
of bonds of any kind. Millions will bic
lg and reward you for taking this gre
Id position. Now the work will go on
al success. u. /. Is.
'h At Sunbury Pa. Burton L. Hall HI
had the cartoon in No 81 of this pap
OF THE Bondholder rides into Il
ID country photographed for gener
'e distribution, the better to call Il
Ill attention of farmers to the fact tn
II. while they work in the harvest feel
'te untaNed Bondholders occasional
at ride out to sheer at labor and look ov
ny their white slaves.
-. Ne At Springhill. Hampstead Co.. Arl
~ on the OF August. Greenback CT
ny with fifty-seven charter members W
iai organized. On the 4th another eli
nearly as large was organized in t
,ss same county by G. A. DeVert. W