The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-09-26

Ouaintance OF any GreenbackerS who may bt
in the city at any time and have little spare
time.
H How the rag baby does grow!
H For Campaign news and Don
nelly's appointments see 4th page.
r The campaign page will be in
teresting reading for some people.
L. One of the advantages OF the
greenback over coin is, that it is not
so easily counterfeited.
r Laboring men, it is your duty
to support those papers that advocate
your interests. Remember this.
H Next week we propose to give
our readers the speech Of Ex-senator
Doolittle at the recent cWisconsin
State Fair.
H The very fast increase of cur
subscription list last week, after one
side of our paper was worked OH,
compelled us to send half sheets to
large number.
~ There is no use in working
hard all your lives, and then put your
wages into sieve that permits 1T to
leak out as fast as it is put in. Stop
up TIE holes with your ballots.
H The adequate loss to the people
through the failure of specie paying
banks is unknown, but it woud doubt
less amount to thousands of dollars
Tor every man. woman, and child.
II Our friends need not be remln-
ded that our present very large circu-
lation makes this paper an excellent
medium for advertising, and we trust
our friends will remember and give
us their patronage.
~ Gen. Butler thinks that the
marty who cast only $50 votes in 1875,
5000 in 1877, and 40, 900 in187S, shows
Isigns of a pretty healthy growth, and
that the babe of two years ago is now
8 stalwart youth.
" What kind OF resumption
will il be. when, after Jan. lst, the
national banks refuse to redeem their
notes in any thing else than green
hacks. since the national banking act
does not require them to!
L. When labor is prosperous the
whole nation prospers. When labor
is unemployed, enterprise languishes'
BANKRUPTCIES ensue, values shrink, H.
OTIS are liable, property and life are in
DANCER. and satan is let loose for the
time being.
Don fail to read the argument
nv Hon.D. B. Stubbs Of Muscatlne
Iowa. on the constitutiOnality OF the
Creenhacks. which will be found or
another page. 1t is one OF the stand
ing. stereotyped falsehoods of the he
publican press to call them uncon
stitutional money. But they never
attempt to PROVE it-for they cant
L. We work for the increase OF
great and glorious cause when VII
save the laboring classes hundreds O
millions annually. Not one plank es
sential to its complete success will W.
consent to take out !; yet we Will ex
tend the hand of aid and give th'
word OF cheer to every one who get
even upon the edge of our platform
When the value of nation
money depends upon the unity. in
integrity, and good faith of its peopl
and the perpetuity of its government
there will be no traitors; buta bon
Of union will be established that ca
successfully defy all opposition, 70
where mans treasure is, there is hi
heart also.
H The Republicans in Missoul
have decided to put no state tlcke
into the field. They give up and com
down from the tree Of their prospe
itv as Daniel Boon's coon did when b
pointed his gun up the tree at tn
coon. The coon asked who it W;
aiming to shoot at him. He replies
Daniel Boon. Then you need M
shoot, said the coon, IN come down
So the Republicans in Missouri ha,
come down before single campaig
gun is fred. leaving the Greenbacl
ers and Democrats the whole field.
T Names are Of but little use e:
cept as they convey ideas. Hence Il
names Of old political parties. whe