The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-02
The .Anti-AGOnopO1ist.

district in the state. Every country
was represented, and very encouraging
reports were given Of the different parts
of the state.
George E. Hodgson. Esq, was elected
chairman, and Howe Call, Esq, was
| elected secretary and treasurer of the
committee. Hon. Benz. H. CORNING, of
Lancaster; Hon. Lafayette Moore, of
Northumberland; George A. Cossett,
Esq, Of Coos; DR.. Lafayette Chesley, of
Chester; William Conn, of Portsmouth,;
Jacob 3. Sanborn, of east Tilton; Hon.
Silas Hussey, Of Rochester; Chas. A.
Larkin, Chas. P. Madden, and others
were added to the state committee. A
good deal of enthusiasm was manifested.
1t was decided to call the state con-
vention at Manchester. A committee
OF three was appointed to draft an
Address to the people Of New Hamp-
shire. Other matters of minor i'm
portance came before the meeting. c.
Glasses Chronicle.
MODERATION IN WORK
What we need is more moderation
in work, and more intermingling Of
daily labor with pleasant recreation.---
New Albany Ledger-Standard.
There are several millions of people
in the country who would be glad to
have a little intermingling of selfsup-
porting work with the good deal Of
enforced idleness of these times.-
Indianapolis San.
SWEARING TAXPAYERS
1t was laughable to hear the tax
payers swear as they came from the
court house last Saturday. Gentlemen
you must vote the National ticket if
you don't want to continue to pay high
taxes.-BrasH Miner.
GREENBACKs IN MAINE.
Twenty-nine towns is the National
record in Maine this Spring. The
formation Of clubs is proceeding rapidly.
One was formed in Belfast last week,
with an initial membership Of 260.----
EAniro (N. ~
PARvO.
l. That the working and producing
men of this nation have been, and are
still being robbed Of the results of their
industries, the means of comfort and
prosperity, to pay the usurious demands
of bullionists aud bondholders.
2. That those who have been elected
for the purpose OF enacting laws for the
protection of the lives and interests of
the people: have instead legislated in
the interests of gold bugs and oppres-
sOrs.
3. That the Congress of the United
States, while engaged in making laws
to protect the rich, and to uphold the
honor and integrity of the government,
have neglected and ignored the rights
and privileges of the people who con-
stitute the government and create the
wealth and prosperit, Of this nation.
4. That while resumption and con-
traction has reduced values in property
of the taxpayers, it has not produced
corresponding reduction is the values
of the bullionist, hondholders, usuries
or taxation.
5. That John Sherman's resumption
and contraction policy has filled the
land with bankrupts and beggars,
tramps and Migrants, multiplying
suicides by the thousand and tens Of
thousands all over the land. 1t has
created famine In the midst of album
dance. 1t has converted blessings into
curses. separated husbands and wives,
multiplied widows and orphans BY the
thousand. created panics, strikes and
bloodshed without cause or necessity.
filling our penitentiaries with convicts.
our station-house with tramps, and the
country with paupcrs It has changed
plenty into poverty. and the end is not
yet
&. 1t is fact that while the rich are
getting richer, the poor are getting
poorer. 1t is fact that the money
power of the nation Is making an effort
to rob labor of its reward, and freemen
of their rights. The peoples servants
have already became their oppressors
indianapolis, Ind. NIB.
Now that We have gold, silver and