The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-31
CALL FOR 4 NATIONAL CON
TENTION.

TENTION.
The undersigned, believing the
present financial policy of those in
control of the Federal Government is
destructive to the best interests OF
the people, and that if continued, will
bring general rule and unprecedented
suffering upon the industrial classes
and also believing that thorough
organization and unity of action may
induce those in power to take such
steps as will avert such calamitous
results, call upon those, regardless OF
past political utilization, who will
unite for independent action.to select
one delegate in each congressional
district, and afterwards, by proper
authority, two delegates for each
state at large, to meet in National
Convention, in the city of Toledo, O..
on the 22d day Of February, 1878,
there to take such action as wisdom
may dictate.
ARKANsAs.-Ch E. Cunningham
Edward A. Boyd. John II. Cherry
Little Rock.
CONNECTICUT Troup, New
Haven.
COLORADO.-A. J. Chittcnden. G
NJ. King, J. Wolff, Bender City.
DIST. CoLUMBIA.-Thos... y. Durant
Washington City.
Georgia.. G. Duggan, Savannah:
Augustus r. Wright. Rome.
ILLINOIs.-AleX. Campbell, La Sale;
James Springer, Esq, Chicago; S.
NJ. Smith, kewanee, Henry Co.; Jas.
w. Singleton, Quincy: Daniel Nc
Laughlin, Braidwood; Jesse Harper,
Danville; Jas. G. Bayne, Low Point,
Woodford Co.; r. NJ. Springer, Piano.
INDIANA.-T. b. Buchanan, Indian
apolis: O. J. Smith, Terre Haute
John L. Miller, Lafayette /; jackson
II. Wright, II. w. Parker, G. G.
Post, indianapolis.
Iowa.. b. Weaver, Bloomfield ;
J. F. Thompson, Des Moines; A.
McCrady, Sioux 4City; d. p. Stubs,
Fairfield; w. Jones, Bloomfield.
KANsAs.-U. f. Sargent, Fit. Scott:
J. p. Root, Wyandott.
Observation-Disclosures Duncan,
Louisville; Chas. Anderson, Kuttawa;
B. l.. D. Gnffey, Morgantown; ID. z.
Wright, Albany.
LorIsIANA.-Amos Collins. d.
fancy, New Orleans; George S. Walter,
Concordia; w. w. Porter, st. Ian.
dry.
MAINE.--Solon Chase, Chase s
Mills: Henry Munson, Turner Centre.
Ix1
II. NJ. Bearse, Boston.
MARYLAND.-Jesse Gilmour. Benz.
Solomon, Henry Camphor, John
Ward. Peter Otto, Baltimore.
MfCHIGAN.-Moses w. Field, 4,
p. Trevellick. Detroit; WILDER IL.
Clute, Three Rivers; Ralph +. Hoyt,
Jackson.
Observation-Disclosures Donnclly,
st. Paul.
Observation-Disclosures 4. Hill. Geo.
NJ. Jackson. Jno. Mcclure. st. Louis.
NEW HAMPsHIEE.-Sam Flint,
Lyme Centre.
NEW YoRk.-Peter Cooper Patrick
Ford. f. X. Miller. New York City :
John J. JUNO. Syracuse. John
O'Brien. p. Ely, Buffalo. r.. n.
Griifen. Albany: James Wright,
Elmira.
NEW JEEsET.-Thos. ID. Hoxsey.
Patterson. j. A. Beecher, Newark.
ouIo.--Stenhen Johnson. Piqua, J.
|. Throckmorton. Chillicothe; l.. r..
Foster. Yonnrstown: Hugo Preyer.
Canton: Harvey Kellogg, r. J. Scott.
ID. II. Sturgeon. Toledo.
Observation-Disclosures. 4. Arm
strong. Pittsburgh: Cornelius Smith,
Scranton; J. W. Cake. Snnbury.
RHODE IsLASD.-William Foster.
IT.. Il. g. Chase. John Byrce. Provi-
dence.
TENNEssEE.-B. r. G. Brooks.
Nashville: L. Pickering, Fnllen: A
r. T. Sheridan. Double Bridges. ".
+. Travis, Paris: Jacob Leech, Char
lotte.
VERMONT. R.Forest. Winooski.
5. 2. Gordon. Grand Isle; Chester
Pratt. Middlebury.
EIIGISIA.-A. $. GTisby. Lynch
burg.
WEST VIRGINIA. NJ. Iaidlev,
Charleston: f. G.. Atkinson. Buffalo.
Putnam Co. Albert l.. Wells.
Wheeling.
WrSCoSsIS.-E. Fl. Benton. Mil
waukee.
Many of the above signers are men
of National reputation. and they are
all men of worth and stamina. and are
well known in their respective local..
ties.
It is desirable that at least two del
egates from each State arrive q,
Toledo on the morning on the 21st oil
February-l