The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-10-17
completely destroyed all calculations.

90 ."''n''
none OF the commercial and finan-
cial disasters which have overtaken
the business community in this coun-
tiy were Que TO the presence or use
OF paper money. but wholly to the de-
structlon OF paper money.
"A New York Times correspondent
IN indianapolis writes: throughout
the Nationals have been live and
actlve' thelr meetings have been
much larger Than either OF the two
olu paftles' ana were one to judge by
0rulnary signs, the vote OF the
Natiohals ws sd pc placed larger than
any one e&4Rcss 70 calc ulate.
Nearl@A d fha ~ = ncra+;c ranors;r
Main1l IN fha avrant;on ~ az pai
fasfN n IEnal & RI wistnn an, Gaza,te and
Ma p@lons dc not care whether
/ the - 32 Smltl yOr the Demo-
cratic ls.s eteA Governor.
Even ~ 9o2N remarks
tnat " NJ Nf5nterests
OF the DemQeksfl llect Mr..
omltn.
There il 4 Inn h \ - ~ y keen
the specie systcfii al552 x s. ~ 10
system. The 8ar,1upi1I SAuv ~ N n
metallic money. nISI y 2Ss13i r. y
tenn means three 3SfII p - ~. ~ q
naner based IN nff sfn II t71 sSfS1
snec;o has;s ro.l,v .iIsslsfH Il NV u
thirds credit and onoitalll ~ \.
JeTre Hdute ETpresS.
AS an instance of the eMSct which
the Greenback victory in Maine has
|
give the following from the f,ahnr
Gazette of Svracnse.--..Tha Aao
which has been f3oatino for several
months All the headnuarters If tina
Republican organization ON r street
Washington. was hauled in after The
receipt of the Repnbiican defeat in
Maine. and il has not been seen since
nor is il likely to he very sonn,'
|
a Cdnclhhattl dlspatch to the New
of the wards of the citv which was ,'nt
thought to be particularly strong rnr
craze. NGreenback) revealed the st,,rt.
ling fact that out of | 400 voters ~.
most 1000 were pronounced advo.
Gates of fiat money. Their candidate
for congress said today that he will
be elected; that most enthusiasm is
manifested by his party. and that the
people Will be more ast0nished ut the
result in the state than they were with
Maine.
M, c 4
nv u.oo:io"Gh'1"poi organs are
WI wnele Juoll.IiI ana conndeht OF
polins ne"sy vole ~ ail Ihe west
erh states: Inc eastern papers no
knowledging ITS great strength. saw Il
must be fought. and that there is M
other issue before the American neo.
pie. The Democrats and Greenback.
ers are of the same opinion. and
propose to do the fighting for their
side. The rag baby has cut its teeth.
and wants no more spoonfood. II de.
mands the next President. and will be
likely to choose that officer.-Cim.
ENQUIRER.
Slice inc Maine eiectlon the OLD
managers n"ve Ieuo''Dled tnelr
.ioi. S.o ,i'a,nl"ih Ihelr oid grasp upon
.ne people ny every means In their
po"ti' puc 70 no erect. Inc follow
ny, .,ol Tue asliihgton rost,snows
now Ine new party Is feared IN New
re:.'Congressman Blair. OF
Ncw lam pshiie' Is III the city after
:unus 70 nelp tnG republican canvass
III HIS SCaIe. lie Is reported 10 nave
Salu mat IL Is quite probable New
of Maine. and elect at least one Green.
back candidate to congress. Mr..
Blair was not renomii.ated for con.
sio'''
Inc New ork Sun has five columns
anu n"' apo"t uIeehDacK con-
saws thai he sment s.7on -, ,h o..,s
pign, and that men employed on
government works, who voted for
MIN. nave been discharged. He says:
"blalne ana Hale are politically dead
In TINS state. They never can get
back TO power after their present
terms expire, and from the cores
pondence l receive l believe the
movement here will run through the
country to agreater or less extent,
ana for the same reasons. 1t is the
stepping stone to a great change.