The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-02-07

ganiZed crime against the labOrlng,
tax paying men and women of the
United States.'' But it is not so we'll
organized that it cannot be wiped out
with the ballot.
The Indianapolis Journal of a re-
cent date contained ffty-two adver-
tisements of cases of bankruptcy.
Perhaps this explains the intensity of
the Journals hard money doctrine. SO
does it reap bankruptcy advertise.
ments.
The aggregate steam power pres
ent in use in the world is 100000
horse power employed in stationary
engines, and 100000 horse power
in locomotive engines, making total
of l3,500,00O horse power.
The Liberian Exodus Association,
of South Carolina, reports that lOO.-
600 negroes have signified a desire to
emigrate to Liberia. Emigration the
coming year promises to be large.
The historical Island of St. Helena
is said to be rapidly going to decay,
owing to the opening of the Suez Ca
nal, the use of the steam condensers.
and the accelerated speed of vessels
! plying between Europe and India.
There are now only 1851 males left on
the island, of whom l, 124 are children.
The Greenback party has three
ture. viz: Michael Dyer, of Palmyra;
William Hall, of Oxford; Charles +.
Dore, of Athens. Chase's Chronicle
prophesies that s'next year the new
party will make bear tracks in the
House of Representatives.
Sixty lodges of Sioux Indians, re-
Gently on the American side, have
crossed the line, and are now with
Sitting Bull. 1t is said that the fu.
gitive Nez Perces are with him. and
that he remains at his old quarters,
near Fort Walsh. He is reported as
well satitied on British soil. and will
remain there.
The Danvill. Ill.,. Times thinks that
"should our government go to work
and coin silver in unlimited quantity.
gold would be driven out of the
country and the Campaign Union
comedies thus: "That's Greenback
doctrine. Drive gold out Of the
country by issuing silver. and then
drive silver out by issuing Green
backs
The hangman record for the past
year shows that S3 murderers were
hanged in the United States. OF the
namber Al were white, 81 negroes, !
Indian. and Chinaman; were hang
ed for indecent assaults, | for bur
glary, 8 for wife-murder. for fill
eide, and l for fratricide. There
were three double executions, triple
two qnadruplc: and one in which six
men were hanged. Not a single wo-
man hanged.
1--WE find many Just dying" said
Senator Ogleshy, of Illinois, in a
recent speech, ''to follow Grea'
Britain and British institutions. We
don't want their ideas: their laws OF
entails we brushed off long ago. and
we don't want them back again.
Good The spirit Of '76 is in such
utterances. Aye. and the spirit of rs
is moving this Greenback movement
right along to victory. We haven t
left Valley Forge yet; We'll be at
Yorktown directly. Courage,
brothers
The law students of Paris, number
ing between 500 and 600 paid their
tribute of respects to the memory OF
the Kate NJ. Theirs. At the vault
where the remains of the great states
mon repose, one of the students step
ped forward and said: M. Theirs
sleeps now under the earth, but We.
young men of France, shall continue
to labor under the Bgis of the great
Republic Of which he was the found
err. We shall follow his example. and
train ourselves up in the knowledge
of those two holy things which make
men and citizens-the love of the
Fatherland and Liberty. The stu
dents then sang "Vive In Repuh.
lique."
New England does not seem to he
just as solid for single basis and the
Gould Belmont ideas of finance as II
was. The New Haven Union and
Chase's Chronicle were the first to
make a break. and they are being
slowly and surely reinforced. 1t i
some time now since the Press OF
Worcester kicked the traces. bid de.
tiance to the boniholders and took III
the cause Of an outraged and plumber
ell people. And now the Dispatch OF
| Manchester. Y. H., an old time
staunch Republican organ. speaks on
manfully for the same cause in tone:
that will re-echo through the granite
hills until every hamlet has heard th'
| truth and sock salvation