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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-06-13

Below is Il simple form for the or
.anization of Grcenback Clubs, Tor
he use Of any community deSlrouS
# organizations Vet the workers IN
very town organize at once.
! The Mdspende nj
irecntuch CUT.
SEC. /. This organization shall be
.noWn as thc lNpEPiN-
,EN'r GRLENBACk CLJH.
SEC. .. It's Object Shall be, to aid III
publishing the principles ot the Green
ack party, To the people ~ getting
-peakers, holding meetings, etc.
SEC. 8. It's officers ,hai. be Il !reNi-
tent, Vice President. Secretary and
Treasurer.
SEC. /. It's meetings shall hc held
rom time 60 time. nj such times ami
n such places as may be appointed hy
lae Club, through its executive COM
nittee and proper officers.
Snc. 3. The officers shall be elected
every three mouths and the first elec-
ION shall be held on the date OF the
.dortion of this constitution.
SE3. g.. The expenses of the club
hall be betrayed by subscription.
SCI. Z. Any person can become a
member of this Club by signing this
SIs. &. There shall be IN executive
.omnitteeappointed by the President
whose duty shall be, Ill connection
With the President and Secretary, te
all baeetings, and attend TO Other
lisassss of tile Club.
sI5e 9. Upon the application OF ten
nenb ers OF this club Il meeting shall
% lied at any time
Sfse 10. This Constitution can DC
me cited by 4 two-third' vote 81 the
unforeseen ut any meeting.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-06-13

Becky Baldwin, a widow, had considera-
BILE money, undertook to rob her. When
they had battered down the door two of
them entered. AS they came in she threw
her pocket book into the fire. Oneoj the
men stopped TO snatch it from the fire
when she dealt him a blow with an axe
which nearly severed his head from his
shoulders. The second attacked her and
she killed him. The third, rushing in to
the rescue of his comrades, found the
woman exhausted and bleeding, stabbed
her three times in the back and then
fled. Neighbors, who next morning visit
ed the house, found Mrs. Baldwin dying,
and the two tramps already dead.
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p Ac7S FOR THE People.
ote sc,n Demonstration Opinions OF Prom
inent Men -Reac and Ponder

Moaay OF every kind is an order Tor goods
n Inquiry ,-THoRSgoE
Tie friends Of gold avoid debate because
sscuKion is fatal to their schemes.
Computed in silver, the bonds did hot cost
ieif owners over seventy-ive cents on the
oihE
Coins beeasne iudispensib BILE only when claim
"a legal right. WAYS and Means OF Pay
ark -CoLwgLL.
Currancy should be that which is most val
lbk 10 the state, and of no value 70 any other
uatry. -PlATo.
Gold resumption means that every dsb-or
IA ray ut least a quarter more than he re-
AVID 81 agreed 10 pay.
: II conceive the establishment o. this bank
lanoud Bsakl IS dangerous to the safety au8
\ IAre of this repuhlic HENRY CLAY.
Whatever aen can employ in payment Of
BITS, they via be willing 10 r,Sclve III pay
aA, ana this indepeIdvut Is, legal cOmpul-
MA
An ine rease al the weight e .hp silver doll
{ will decrease the wealth %. ,hs money len-
rs and Increase the burdens of the producers.
"The.r sht 50 issuing paper money dis chr
MY, Ike that cf gold and silver co,p. h.
~ exclusively 70 the uailo~ ALBERT
4AtATgN-
TIE suppression DEMONSTRATION, cf .t}ver
guld an1uu,to i vsriiaula ds>trUc.iou 81 va
As wlthou: any coss. pvuSA,io, BASox
,rHSC1Lp.
y ulsn v ho suows ;he ASS i :hc ease ash
-poseS tho rs>t 1T9,son SO 'le silver 20 lar. i
ierrsS nszil ;ae.. only 90 ask u sale opucr-
rlff.
bank Co there is oas country where pro
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TiiE .N.tIIONiL PATTY.
Platform OF Principles, dopted At ToIeco.~
OHIO, February p, 1873


WHEREAS. Throughout our entire
country the value of real estate is de
preciated, industry parallel. trade de-
pressed, business incomes and wages
reduced, unparalleled distress inflicted
upon the poorer and middle ranks Of
our people. the land filled with fraud,
embezzlement, bankruptcy, crime, sui
tcrlng, pauperlsm and starvation: and
WHEREAS. This state Of things has
been brought about bv legislation In
the interest Of and dictated by money
lenders. bankers and bondholdcrs: and
WHEREAS. While We recognize the
fact chat the men in Congress con-
nccted with The old political parties
have stood up nantullv for the rights
of the people. and met the threats of
the money power and the ridlcule of an
ignorant and subsidized press. vet
neither the Republican nor the Demo
cratic party. III their national politics.
propos.. remedies for the existing evils:
and
W uEREAS. The Independent Green
back party and other associations. more
or less effective. have been unable hith-
erto to makea formidable opposition to
the old party organization; and
WHEREAS, The limiting of the legal
tender quality of greenbacks. the chang
ing of currency bonds into coin bonds
the characterization of the silver dollar,
the excepting Of bonds from taxation.
the contraction Of the circulating me-
dunn, the proposed forced resumption
Of specie payments. and the prodigal
waste of the public lands. were crimes
against the people. and, as far AS posi-
| BILE. the result Of these criminal acts
must be- counteracted bv ludieic us leg
islation:
| THEREFORE,. We assemble In nation
al convention and make a declaration
of our principles. and invite all patri-
otto citizens to unite IN an effort to So
cure financial reform and industrial
emancipation. The organization shall
BE- known a. the National Party, and
! ubt't tAiIs w ," kftti1Nt-
| out DELAY, national. state and local as
sociatious 10 secure the election 10 of
fee Of such men oulv rs will pledge
themselves to do All in their power to
establish these principles:
! FIRsr-Et is the exclusive function
of the government 10 coin and create
money and regulate its value Al
bank issues designed to circulate Is
money should be suppressed. The cir
culatin- medium. whether ii metal OF
paper. shall be issued bv the govern
meut. and made full legal tender for
all debts. duties and taxes in the United
. states ut is stamped value.
SECOND There shall H. no privileged
/ class Of creditors Official salaries pen
sions bonds. and all other debts and OBJ
legations. public and private, shall IN
discharged IN The le-4l tender money 81
the United States. strictly according
u the stipulations Of the laws under
which they were contracted.
| THIgD-Rcsolved. That the coinage
OF silver be placed on the same footing
as that of gold
/ FOURTH Congress shall provide
said money adequate to the full en-
ploymeut OF labor, the equitable distri
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Jfr GOULD And CONGRESS.

The New York Tribune has de-
manded that congress, shall go home,
and is of the opinion that there should
be no more congress for three years TO
come.
II was JAY Go.ld. the owner Of the
New York Tribune, who said, during
the great strike: I'VE shall shortly
find ourselves living under n mon
archy.
Down with congress. now that it
begins to lean a little towards the
people. Up with one man power
when monopoly is endangered.
Congress must never '.dare TO fly In
the face Of the ..capitol Of the coun-
try--OrganlZed q. last.
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No coalitions nor cntang ling allan
ccs. but square fight against both
the other parties. -Indinnapotis Sun.
That is Just what we want. The
Democratic papers say there is moth
ing but Republicans Join the Green
back party, and the Republican papers
say the same thing about the Dem
ocrats some Of the Republicans say
the GreenbackeTs are going to fall
into the hands Of the Democrats. But
we think the National party knows
what ( is about. The above ~ taken
from the indianapolis san is the true
motto of the National Greenback
party.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-06-13

People nag say what they will
about country air being 80 good for
them. said Mrs. Partington. land
how they get fat upon it: for ny part,
shall always think il Is OWN to the
whites. Air may 10 for camaniies
and ether reptiles that live OBJ it. but
! know that men must have something
i.ore subsiagtial.e-.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-06-13

Can love die - inquiries Mary +.
Nealy in a recently published poem
1t cannot though it gets ireadfuiIy
adicurned occasionally.
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WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 10

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 16-P. ~
1t may be little early, but the action, yrsterday,
of the Canal Board in continuing for the ear 1873
the low .o-sheet of 1877, is subject for eongatl
lation to tho commercial interests of New-lork'
The early date at which tho tolls have been liked.
gives the canal boatmen an opportunity TO prepare
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York the handling of it. at probably lower rates ior
transportation than ever before known. The decision
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Buffalo aud Oswego, with which the railroads can
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BONND BROOK KOU TE.

- BONND BROOK KOUTE
FOR TREN ION AND PHILADELPHIA. a.,o
Leave NrHiOrk for Trenton and Pilaleipnia ~ v.oc
for Trenton 10y -
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail
ROAD Ttrd aa BerAs-sIs, al ~ ., 49, 33o ii'3o ,
l3O. $50, .: 20. u.
leave Trepron York nc 1:20 e:s sO5 lO:2oa m,
l2:l5, 2:l!, g. 80, U:l5 u. -
Pullman Drawing Room cars attached 10 the $50
$50 D. IN. trains from YOsk; TO the 1870 a. ~ p,
1880 D. m. trains from PhiladelDbia r.,.,o,.h,,
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al $50 M, j:3D II D. m Leave Trenton at l:-O lUZV
Tickets for sale foot Of Liberys, NOS 52s .nd 9ti
Hroodysv at the principal hotels all Offices OF the Erie Kali
way IN New-Yor and Brooklyn ana at No. Courts:,
from residence 10 DESTINATION
'' u. p BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1878.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Sew York foot Of Desbrosses aud C,rtland
$40 for wasnasrUn, Columbus Chicago and West
Richmond, Cbarlestog and tho South 1hr0ug. Pullman
cars Baltimore tp Ci.tag0
lUO D. u for Washington the Wesf and for Richmond
and tho GorlorsYe Pullman cats r. New York
Baltimore and Washington making close coEl5ti D for
Piftsbg Cincinnati. LOAF .vilie and st Louis Through
Pullman 10 Cincinnati md ~. L0uis.
o. ep daily, for Washington, the SOUTH and West. Pull
sieepes Ors NewfOrE to Baltimore and washington
making close connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
St Louis, Pittsburgh the South and South West Through
PIman baltimore Cincinnati and Louisville
meets at Washington with trains Lynchburg. Florida New
For through tickets please call at Companys ofoe, 3l5
Broadway and at ticket Offices foot Of Corandt
and Desbrosse+sts. and depot, Jersey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS RITf. XII .Rnah MohE AND oH'o
~ Ferry station IN Newf ork. foot OF Liberty:st.
Commencing Nov. 26. 1S77-Trains leave follows; .
$50 m.-For Pennington Eastcn, Belvidere Mauch
Chunk. Tamaqua, wikesbarTe Emra &C. Connecis at
s45 High Bridge Branch. Easton. Harrisburg,
Mauch Ohunk. Tamaqua. WilkesbaIre, Wilamsport, &c
D. m-For Pennington. Easton, Mauch Chung f.,na'
Wilkes Scranton. TunkhannOck Vamaqna, HaL'
Teton. Reading, Pottsvile Harrisburg sc. ,.o an.
T.F0r High Bridge Branch, Easou bei'iaeret ana
$3.50 p H. Gaily- For Easton Allentown ana HTrisousS
Far trains p 20 oca points Timetable at statoGa
SUNDAY TRAlNs-Ieaye at $50 A. d., ~ D. M Tor
Bound Brook and intermediate points apd at 03O H. Tor
Eason Reading. and HARRISBURG
NEW-YO and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
IN Trains Psrtl Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove 3, Il:45 a. H.. 5:lj d. m
stages Matawan station TO aud from hE
and at Squan tO and from POINT PLEASANT
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
tiOns Leave foot Liberty ST, Tor Freehold q"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
ERIE RAILWAY.

LK!E KAlLWAf. rn.rx,s ,.,,,. .soo, roo
8 a m-Ciucinnau and Chicago Dav Express. Drawing
Room coaches 10 Buhao ana Suspensloh bilags ,.h.
Z D. m CDaily)-Pacfc Express for the West sleeping
and Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining Cars to
Trains Chambers street Depot, n. Y. for
Newark 64j, $50, 10:4j ll30 3l5, j:l5 ami G;l3
?. ana IL Midnight saturday nights only sliays oio
Rnt6eTfnrd Park and Passslc 7:i5 10 las
2, @4j 80 1i'i o5C 10 M j y n,a nishSt sundays
li5, = 3i5 i:ij 1870 D. SIS g. 6l5 $50 I, 3 10 p NJ,
aud |! midnight Sundays D. $50, e5, 10 nI i;l'' u;3"
guisern i g. 7:i5. TO- IGa5 a m l45 s:45 3 o. p m and
IL manght; sundays. q. SjO lO a. mp l'o 0'3o p m-
az" coI1Wn m "a NJ $780, i:3O D. Sundays s3Oam
Waruct "A M. ibO D. III
NvSuTSh . IoiD m 80 430 p m Sundays $50 A. m
Kingston. a, m. $50 p ~; sundays, $50 a. N; ,o ,,
Midi rtown 7ij 10. l0sj a. M, $40. 43O, p NJ sun sun
days $50 le M p m Tse e e. ,a M aa . ~ ~ D. D. VI sSst
Port Jeryi-, 74i, 10, lO:io a. m 49, I'm Su"ys'
$50. 10 a. IN, and 8 "a p m n IN .vs, or hal, hour,
NOTF-Tains leaving thainberss 0,, on enen "r n y
beGorr D. M leave Twenty iTis hiteei minutes carrier
than above time, .avng "a qu54 po los
leave Twenty trdt thirty minutes eaIhei; o,is ea. Q
Twenty third 94j aud llio M Win Trans
leaving Cham,ers.st at 10 p. and ~ midnlght o,
Tickets Or passage and for Apartments 10 81
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders tor to
cbrckiu and transfer Oi Bagglgenay DC eft al ibe
eicrs Soa 2ig l0l and 9j7 Broadway No Courtst
rTookyn and al the Companys Depots a. Van v-, a, T. *
Express rains FROM the West arrive -" -''"' ' wv "~
m7 no ,i = ..nR6TT General Passr Agent NewYoEt
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
T. $50 g'i5 a M l. 8 A. i:l5 $50 $50 1;3O y. N, ana
-aturi'y nights only at 1880 p H. 'uh"A'S !" '' ~
SrRei spring Valley and Monsey, T. $50 m, $40 p m
JSO. y. ABLOTl. Generai Fassf Agent New iotA-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
Situations Uanlc0-- Males

MALE NURSE.-h situation by n thor
~ ougly conf rient person Of experience AZ male nurse
or IN IN f'nd T. estttisy.K2N estis.2 Wlaown %
4 YOUNG NAN. age ~ wishes situation
~ aus tlng good hald writer good reference Address
! co. ~ trst 7'ti~
4 YOUNG MAN age 23. strong, willing, and
~ able 10 hatj de.r- employ ~ kind has
ycas reference from last cmpJyer Address JAMES
| McGOWAS. ts6 wcst 43ds
EARDENER.-By an EngliShman: married /;
~ children; Tntrr.anis farming end gardening can
take ~ and KIND, ~ socA thoroughly wife 10
take Of milk ID Dittor best Of reference Address f.
w.. Tribune Of'".
HANDY MAN, PORTER. &c.-In II hotel or
who is ly tdr and r'pair furniture, IA
krys, 10 carpenter WORK act az Porter md DO se.tl work
he r. 5tb..,. CAIjTI.Srf;K'S EMPLOYMENT house.
USEFUL BCY.-By voting coloicd boy, to
wait on ani irlye for 4 DOCTOR CAL address " %,
207 Wet iOiirsL. Nc"f"Ik
ETSEFUL-HOUSEW North of Ire
L baud Protest IN aud wife, aged thirty yeats,
and vc.raLc gardener. al mil take Oi cattle do
farm worL. vc. VII very good ia cop aud an cNcc
l launlr Hio very hand, 3; upstairs M"rh; h.> 80,
ITIioYWE*r uo''SE.
VTAlTER.-By a respectable colorcd man, as
w waiter and carver Address ;or two ays. L.. Tribune
west slfr Once. 3oo Wet 2$i &C.
ySTAITER.-By Sacdc with first -cl U.s. refer
W cnr's - 10 ahriy ant prolrcy no holn'inchonse
can or adlrc-s SNlpE 80 2jI 3afr IA the shoe sore.
ggIAITER-A fist class English Protestant
w wa.t.r v-hc4 sUat ON; i- thoroughly Efficient IN
ever bru' Is %, 9 arr'9t.n'r ana i"l,i', "a ~
! TtitEit 1o2 ou..a,c.
JNAl1 ERA c0lorcd yoHu9 man rs waiter
~ raIiiylt, aall; tistcla~s hn ripr-l orsr has
rluc y,ais' ri'Ir aud can 'r entire s'siactor Please
! ctl. or addr"ss.N No. T. West 2Gi' Il
] - - - -
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
Ge!p tUSHtt0

boy WAN IED.--An active. energetic boy
who writes Wal must have EOei rctr. Ices. MISC a
yoirl M1a -ott bi-rss and ~ collector; address iu
owl naIf fWtiuy "Atli\I I,' EtibW" oai'..
kA'ANTEp-A Christian nan of culture. cn-
w ,trs aIi Hri'3arc'. b .E,rr u aud 60 of age
Hifc .ui trai1 gents 10 -ll uy B.br n The Vlty u
E,W-Nr.a ltt au, ufs iDf NV-rfp i,- aud
u-huuad. VI r. Hip ayr ha' experience 90 insurance
win 10. CLINE a"cL' !r, ilrsd m s., A' willing ioisl %
bu-iuf-s and work lfrtt 70 rjut-, tht t.t
l.O1u 90 80 10 Aii plslH .sc. iIryin ,NrtII
,Hc"Eni ifril,c wanted, IiugI.ld Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
Cdntlnc Aruoemle5.
Ccdcners.

Gcdcners.
4 YOUNG LADY will give piano lessons
a1rnrnt fr board: recr,nce. Addrrs, A. caIs National
Ncwr Company, No. l9 Sas-au.t. y. y.
4 COMPETENT TUTOR WANTED--Liv-
~ ing , conniry, 70 prepare Young m,u for Harvard
Pcaso adIr--'r. D. 1nbun" rto"n ufce 2Js broadNai
4 PROFESSOR of MUSIC wants to exchange
highest i,i,I.ncc- Adirc-. rRo@ RIss rnhunr unor.
4 COMPErENr TUTOR for n boy of six
~ hour- daly Please address ssinsi'rD7 ana
reference. d. "a Inolno one"
An experienced classical and mathematical
~ TEACHER acslres private pupils prepares for college
Highest city reference Adicss EACHIK Box 80. Tribune
upt VIA pihce LIS BroAd~ay.
4 FRENCH gentleman, Il thorough teacher
~ lessons IN the trenca language at fesidrlc
raid progress guaranteed to those IN 'aT1c. ,"ms 40
centsV lesson TO- on pni - cents sf ,a'h Aanoh'i Pu
III Address \. H.. li1& 20 Tribune Once
4 MEXICAN ana FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCi Uuion-squ, rcccRiin.nd- IEcf fVhEitS.
PROFESSORS. PEINCIPAIs ana ASH 1A;I !of college.
The leading cocec buse rhca sOyerrc~st
rcsdci ad for aui, and iye. paf',is % b
With perfect siey. all Oh address Mss " J. hol NH
EDUCATIONAL III REAU 30 Umon-square,
IL NeW.l Eugagc4erts nads iur teachers. schools
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S,OVERNESS. Position wanted a. govcrrcss !;
~ fluent French. German. Music IDgsh bI.ncheA I26
East 7l-ts Il.
'I'EACIlERS wanting January engagements
L should apply Honduras Go,cBuieni t,loos want
constantly wanted. sCHhhMEHIlOKN,3 80 Iast llth,t.
~ COTESWORTH pINCKNEY'S Agency
Tor -l'HODIS and TEACHElt- 30 Iuion--q, |tliavs
@ Sp ,iious send sis ' Tor sp ,,ion Ipfn Isnpp "s
SCHOOLS and families with compeflt nsifucoie without
oaras published interesting 10 teacher to pupil TO parent
Stnd for spccimcn copy.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
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TnE Tgl sTE2s ~ Tnf NEW-IoGE AyD Bsooat}y EGpGrt
once, 2l Mat.rst, Br'Iklu Jan. l5, i-.-.
G.EALED PROPOSALS VII hr received by
- the Tru tees oi The . York and Lroosu r c ur -
the lth day o fuuty, l- ior are Ifgu..aci it .t
livery Of tour GAlNf>i/Ep sTLEL Nuu WORKING
NDFE~. SprcGc1Ous tc bat uptn application al ,
once OF The trustees, - Watcrstr BsO1s!vu.
W l. EuI BLING,
Engineer NoG. York BIO,hiyn Blilse.