The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-04-11
National Victories,
The Good Cause Flourishing.
THE HOOSIER NATIONALS.


TERRE HAUTE, April 2.-In the
election held yesterday, the National
party carried eight of the twelve town
ships in this county, and carried the
city of Terre Haute by 1877 votes over
the Republican party.
TOLEDO, April 2.-Later returns
from yesterdays election do not change
the result as already given. The Dem
ocrats elect their city ticket by 100 to
200 majority. The Republicans elect
two aldermen and one councilman, the
Democrats one alderman and three
councilmen, and the Nationals one al
derman and four councilmen.
TOLEDO, April 3.--'The official count
of Mondays municipal election was fin
ished this afternoon, and differs ma
teri lily from the supposed result, as tel
egraphed in these dispatches. Instead
of the Democrats carrying. the whole
|yaitys,ticket, it is found that they are
|fQnpelled to yield most Of the honors to
the Nationals. McGrath, Democrat is
elected street commissioner by 81 plu-
rality, and the Nationals have carried
the balance Of the ticket, with the ex-
ception of clerk of the police court, who
was supported by both the Democrats
and Republicans, ting the trustees,
and cemetery and water works COM
missioners, both by some 400 majority,
and justice of the peace.
CHICAGO, April SIN the Alder
manic and town elections yesterday the
total vote approximated as follows:
$4,000 Republicans, 10000 Democrats,
$500 Independents, THAT is boiling
Republicans and Democrats,) 6,2O0
Communists and 200 Nationals.
The result for alderman was Demo-
Gratis 6, Republicans 7, Democrats and
Nationals 2, independents 2; Social
lists |.
On the South town ticket the Re-
publicans elected collector, supervisor.
and town clerk and the Democrats and
Nationals elect the assessor.
OREGON ORGANIZING.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The
Oregon Greenback State Convention
organized yesterday at Salem. To-day
State ticket will be nominated.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-Portland
dispatch. The Oregon Greenback
State Convention placed in the field
the following ticket to-day: For gov
ernor, M. Wilkins; congress, Prof. J.
F. Campbell; secretary of state, w. A.
Gates; state treasurer, F. Southerland:
state printer, D. w. Craig; superinten.
dent ofpublic instruction, WV. Park
er. n. L. Butler was nominated for
prosecuting attorney of the third Judi
cial district and J. NJ. Gearin for the
fourth district. No new nominations
were made for the first, second and
third judicial districts.
The following dispatches to the Wis
consin Greenback, tells how the ruth
is spreading:
SPARTA, WIS.,, April 4.---The town
election on Monday resulted in a COM
plete victory for the National PARTY.
Not one Of the old parties got the
smell OF an Office. The soft-money can
dldates were elected by maj j,rities rang
ing from 10 to $50 votes.
CATARACT, WIS.,, April 2.--The cleo
ton here to-day has resulted in a glo-
rious Gre'snback victory, all our ticket
bang elected excsp. the CLERK. He
was defeated by the two old parties
combining and heading their ticket by
one Of our old Greenback men for clerk.
No means were left untried to defeat
~. But the mass of the people can no
longer be duped or caught with prom
lOeS which Ar. never tn -. frlGtl<.l