The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-10-10
scape! Those are deep lines Of his
tory, whose type are set in sorrow,

tory, whose type are set in sorrow,
which will be printed in blood.
The mammoth pile of your nations
industries, her science, literature and
education, that have been taken from
the toiling millions and placed at your
masters feet, are colossal periods,
which denote full stop in the great
book of civilization.
When we consider that you have
been reared in a land where educa-
tional means, universal knowledge.
and thereby political strength, have
been taken from the multitude and
given to the few. Where the iber-
been concentrated in the hands Of the
creditor and the syndicate power, the
solution then becomes easy why you
consider your American neighbors as
discontinued and ignorant masses.
II you ever land upon the Ameri
can shore, I will guarantee that
challenge extended to the newsboys
OF any of our cities would bring
combatant upon the public stage who
could tell you more truth concerning
political economy, the uses and nature
OF money. than the average young
nObleman reared on the syndicate nur-
sery of Europe.
Concerning our following Butler
and kearney, l want you should I'M
derstand that it is not these men that
we follow; but it is the old flag
OF freedom which stood the storms of
the revolution that Butler, at the
command Of the people, is willing to
rescue from the dust, and wave once
more IN the sunlight of American
liberty.
Discontinued, are we! Yes, when
our glorious old banner is torn from
the staff and trampled in the dust by
ring OF mercenary politicians, and
replaced with false colors by the Eu-
rOpean syndicate, we do become dis
contented, and our discomfort be-
comes like tones of thunder, rolling
over this broad land until the true
colors are again seen flying from the
lofty heights of the western noun
tains to every hamlet home.
Pool our issues and combine
against capital, is it No, sir mot
the kind OF capital that you wish
your readeaS to understand. Labor
and the business capital walk hand in
hand In developing our resources, as
they should in all countries. II is the
monopollzed, the privileged, the la
tent capital, as well as the syndicate
power as America and Europe COM
blned, that we are arraigned against.
Now sir, let me tell you, look not
with disdain and contempt at the
movements of the great national par
ty of America. In their ranks may
be found the greatest thinkers, the
deepest reasoners. us representatives
from all departments of industry
great minds, who believe in progress,
who lead in the development Of new
and unknown principals which may
enhance the enjoyments of humanity
and extend the noble work of ciyiliza-
ton.
Sir, we know with what we have to
contend. With this knowledge, we
gather our ranks. We have enlisted
against monopolists and the money
craft, until victory is gained, or death
redeems the fighting hero.
We will show to the world another
era in the grand march Of progress
another era in the worlds nursery
or republican principles--an echo
that snail float over the wide waters
of history; that shall revolutionze
the politics of the world; that shall
re-echo from nation to nation, until
history is heard repeating it in the
dim distance of future centuries
Correspondent Chaise's (Mej Chroni
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