The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-09-05
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values amounting to eight hundred
thousand millions of dollars. Every
greenback has been redeemed two
thousand times in the past sixteen
pears. Who says that it is irredeem-
able money!
Denis kearney ) appearance IN Bos-
ton is estimated as 4 historical event
of considerable Importance by the st.
Louis Republican. No more imposing
reception has ever been given anyone
in Faneuil Hall. The immensely Of
the audience and the applause it gave
him are, says the Republican. signili-
cant and suggestive. 1t would not
be surprising if the orator OF the sand
lots had aroused a fever that Will give
the B%ost@nians something to think
about The Republican classes Wen
dell Phillips. kearnev and Butler to-
gether. and says that behind them
stand the mass Of working people.
The three named are called ''commu-
nists" by the Republican writer who
may be full-grown, but we doubt it.
as perhaps he is in his dotage.
An interesting Letter from Wright Comfy
MINI.
Ednor Nouopolist:
The issues Of the present time are
fraught with the very life blood of
the Republic. and the condition and
happiness of our posterity. The poll
icy Of both the old parties is and has
been class legislation, leaving the
masses Of toiling producers and
labOrers to the tender mercies of
those in whose favor they make laws;
laws whose tendencies are to reduce
the people OF this country to the same
condition as the people CT ireland and
England: ruled 10y classes who have
all the comforts and Injuries of this
life, earned by the toll and sweat of
the poor man brow. Has the law
making power watched the interest
of tie people. or has it tenderly cared
for the rich and left the poor to take
care OF themselves, If this is Il gov
eminent by the people and for the
people" why is one debtor made for
one class and another for another
class Why must Il mechanic. with
his fifty dollars worth Of tools. the
farmer with farming utensils. paytaXeS
upon the very implements with which
they arm their daily bread. and the
man who counts his income hv thou
sands pay nothing While propping
mp and fostering corporations, they
have neglected internal improve
ments, and failed to provide cheap
transportation for the reduce Of the
west. thrown thousands Of indus
trious men into idleness and want,
and are still drawing the lines
tighter. The principles of those We
send to make laws for us seem to be
that lone class of mel are born with
saddles on their backs and another
class Of men are born booted and
spurreG to ride them"
There appeared upon the horizon Il
LITTLE cloud, and it IS spreading rom
north to south. from east to west.
pregnant with righteous indignation.
ana Will bring Joy and comfort to the
tolllng masses. 1t can hat the
principles OF our Declaration Shall bc
respected and supported: it means
that one dollar. issued 10y our Gov
eminent. stall he one dollar for All its
people: il means that the past shah
he lett behind. ana lhe prosperity III
the present ana future secured it
means chat the crack OF the party
whip has lost its terror. and that the
young and glorious National Green
back party. Shall secure THE Republic
for the good OF all Its people.
>lLyTE CREEK. Mimi. Aug. -.