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

Iegal-Tender Greenback Club of
Mount Kisco, in Bedford Township,
Westchester Co., n. Y. George w.
Cutler is President; Daniel 0. Jarey,
Vice President, and Cyrus Cutler, |
Secretary. and is born right out from
the old parties.
HARTsELLE, Ala, Aug. l3--In
response to call about seventy five
voters met at the Academy in Hart
selle, Aug. 1877. for the purpose Of
organizing Greenback Club.
Speeches were made by Messers, ia.
g. J. J. Woodall. The constitution
was read and adopted. A club Of
sixty-four was then organized. IL
Stewart was elected President. A. b.
Morrow Vice-President and J .T.John-
son, Secretary.
At Oskaloosa, Ia, Aug. IL. the
Greenback men nominated first rate
county ticket. and will likely elect it.
Hon. Daniel Stubs addressed a very
large audience in the courthouse.
Clear the way-the better day is COM
ing speedily.
A mass county convention is called
to meet at MaquOketO, Ia, Aug. 70. to
nominate full county Greenback
ticket. A general attendance of
Greenback men is invited. K. w.
Henry. Secretary Jackson Co. Green
back Club.
The Greenback campaign is to open
in this part of Ohio, the MahOnlng
Valley, on the lst of September. 1t
will be a hot one. No utilization with
either of the old parties. II we are
good enough to be absorbed, we are
good enough to goit alone!
DUNLAP. Ia, Aug live have this
dav organized a Greenback Club;
L. G. Tubbs, President, j. B. Frank
lin, Secretary and E. J. Crankhite,
Treasurer. It is the growing opinion
that no help can come to the people
till it comes through q Greenback
party, honesty and independent.
CANTON, H., Aug. 1.-THE late out
| break has set men to thinking. The
Greenback sentiment is rapidly ex-
tending. We hope you will live to
see the Money Power controlled by
! the Government, rather than the
Government controlled by the Money
Power. The people are more and
more with you.
KENT, Portage Co., Aug. II 1871
Sam Cary spoke to the people OF Akron
Summit Co.. O, last week. He raised
the very din the political camps.
The rolling mills, foundrles, buckeye
shops and miners are all a blaze with
excitement for the Greenback cause.
LA FAYETTE, Ind, Aug. l2-send
documents 50 we can organize
Greeuback Club here right away.
The railroad strikes have opened the
door so that men can see what to do
to be saved. Your paper never was
so good or so popular as now. There
is a large growigg Greenback element
here. and it BODIES no good to either of
the old parties.
At Ottowa, LaSalle County, Aug.l1
a Greenback Club with 35 members,
was organized. =. J. McGinnis, Presi'
dent: 2. S. Crimmons, Secretary. We
shall have $50 members by October
all taken out of the old parties which
men are leaving. The organization OF
this clnb is a new. important anC
advancing light to the working meI
; of this town, who have never before
perhaps, heard of what benefit hi:
ballot will be if cast Alright. After
; explaining to them it's Importance
they receive it favorably, and unani
mously assert that they will promote
the cause both by their ballot and thu
inducement of others to do the same
p. d. C.
ST JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. IL, 1877
Put my name on your subscription
!, list. and write itindeibly for a Green
? back currency on apar with gold-th
; abolition of the National banks by
substitution of legal tenders. and tn
burning, or else the reputation of tn
I bonds and not the peoples money
5 God speed you with your noble work
;, and may every honest man, woman
and child in this oppressed land be
I come reader of your paper, promlsln
q liberty and prosperity to the Who'll
l. country, which can only come throug
e the financial enlightenment of tn
:. people. Yours truly,
VIM. O'DoNoGHUE.
: BLOOMINGTON ILL.,, Aug. IA 1871
d may be of interest to the Greendac
e men in other parts of the State t
5 know that this district is wide-awak
e and at work.
- CoLDwATER. Mich. Aug. II. 1877
: We had a rousing Greenback meetin
. at the courthouse in this city th
- evening of the 1th inst. The court
. house was filled to repletion by a
intelligent class of citizens. bot
IS ladies' and gentlemen. as ever we sa'
I congregated in that room. The Hor
e Moses w. Field. of Detroit, addresse
II the meeting. His speech was listene
e to with marked attention and elicite
C unbounded applause by his hearers
- From the Jackson (Mich.) Time
y Aug. 10, we copy as follows:
4 large meeting of the Greenbac
Club was held last night at Goo
:, Templers Hall for the purpose {
ID effecting permanent organization
as the movement SO auspiciously starte
10 in our city The meeting was vel
he harmonious. and everybody w;
10 Gaap1v in earnest. aud conSidnra h