The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-22
GREENBACK NOTES,

Springfield workingmen have mass
meeting this evening.
The Warrensburg, (Mo.) Press. late
Democratic. is now a straight Nation
al Greenback paper.
The Daily Derrick of Oil City pre-
diets the election of Wesley Cham
bers, the Labor candidate to congress
from that district.
Over 200 voters of Chicopee, Mass,
have signed an address to Butler, ask
ing him to run as an independent can
didate for Governor.
The National Greenbackers of
Providence, R. l., had a grand rally
at Eagle Park on Thursday evening,
August Is.
Pay the bonds according to con-
tract-the currency bonds in green
backs and the coin bonds in silver
coin. If this is not honest, please let
us know why.-Toledo National
Judge B. l.. D. Guffy was elected
county judge Of Butler county. KY,
on Monday. Judge Guffy is the men,
Der of the National executive COM
mittee of the National party for
Kentucky.
The Memphis Avalanche reports
that there is considerable vitality in
the Greenback movement in Arkan-
Sas, and says that John M. Bradley,
Greenbacker, will make the race for
congress against Colonel Selmons in
the second district.
In Cook county, ILL.,, the Greenback-
ers are very active. holding meetings
nightly, arranging for the various
conventions to be held. They are
pledglng the candidates to the princi-
Piles of the party, and compelling
them to sign a pledge.
The Jersey City Journal comedies
that in at least three Of the congress
siOnal districts of that State "the
| National Labor Greenbackers will
poll votes enough to render results
doubtful
Once get the money invested in
bonds out Of bonds, and compelled to
seek investments in such way as to
| benefit the country, and you will have
attained one of the principal objects
for which the National party is la
boring Louis Dispatch.
Maxwell Stevenson. lawyer and a
delegate to the last Democratic State
convention, was nominated by the
Nationals in the First District Of
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia yester.
day, and ID. 5. Early by the Nationals
of the Fourteenth District at Harris
burg.
The Greenbackers of Philadelphia
county had their convention at Phil
adelphia yesterday about 800 delegates
present. Henry r. Sinnickson was
nominated for Recorder of Deeds,
John Dunn for Clerk Of the Quarter
Sessions. Fl. Price Williams ,and John
J. Goldbeck for City Commissioners.
d. B. Sturgeon, chairman Of the
National Committee:of the Greenback
party. told reporter in New York
yesterday that the new movement
was a success in the west, that Penn
sylvania farmers were joining the
party en- mdsse, that gratifying news
was received from Louisiana, Texas,
Georgia, Alabama and Florida, and
that the troubles in New York city
would be settled in few days.
The Memphis TENN Appeal says
"We are neither surprised or disap-
pointed at the result of the election.
The true men of the Democratic par
ty made a gallant fight, but the tidal
wave which swept Radicalism from
Shelby county four years ago has
flown backward, and the county is
now under the rule Of the Green
hackers.
The Committee on Organization in
New York city, appointed by the
Syracuse convention, viii meet at
French's Hotel in New York, on the
18th Of August, instead Of the 2Oth, ,as
It first stotod/ II. n. Copp, chairman
OF the committee, warns those inter-
eSted against . committee that il re-
pOft0d % be now In New York ~