Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-22
Anti. Monopoly National Convention.

The text of the call for the Autobiography
National Convention in Chicago July is as
follows:
Address all communications to C. &. POSI-
Autobiography Headquarters, Briggs HOUSE,
The unders .gned join in a call for Nationai
delegate conventions which will be heio IN
Chicago on the 4th day of July. 1919, lor .t 10
Durpose of organizing new polltical pary ~: W
eesnpuse the cause of legitimate iEnils3tr IN
the .rrepressible conflict already en- GU 1p ~,
between the confederated monopoht Sano 'ne
i, who favor the restriction of the power
of corporations, the holding OF the PUBIC
lands for actual settlers. the supp ess,oH o of
Gambling in the necessities or me- anu %
Examinations which fix prices a9 alhsI nj
natural laws of trade the bt of
ali monopolies and of all systems ana iawe
male in the interest of the few ana aSai .so
the many: all who oppose the controi OF tne
currency nv banks of issue, and the taxatlon
of all industry for the beneht OF IaNoIeu . en-
terprises under the gu sc on af Pre- Presi.
dent and Tn ted States Senators by a dlrecS
vote of the people-all who favor simple anu
Just government as against that whlcn IS S SI
niey and corrupt-ace invited to choose ueie-
gates to represent them in the conf ersuce, luz
basis OF represen aa , nGms four for each
Territory. and four for each Congressional
district in the United States. ,,o,.
Relieving that crisis, forced py tnc pO"eI
of organized greed. is approaching, not alone
in our National affairs. but III ciNIin ;t
itself, we appeal to the treeHeh VI a 800 ~.
organize themselves anew to stand az tn 1
and their fathers have stoo @peiore, iof s INC
rights of man and the dignity OF human ma
Edwin Lee Brown, President ILLINOIS Anti
Monopoly League, Chicago: A. ). Iradley-
Secretary Illinois Anti-Monopoly League, Chi
cago; C. g. Dixon, CHI ca 20. Chairman Execu-
tive Committee Anti Nj onopoly party OF I9ok
S Gyron W. Reed, Indianapolis; +. W, Ham;
Anri,'Monopoly Club; G.. A; Henlen, San
oily GLIB; John Doyle san Memo Fpane psra
President Anti-Monopoiy League of CALI
fornia: Almarin d. Paul, San Francisco; Hor-
San francisco; Robert Wilson Mu ply. n. D.,
San Francisco; Alvin C. Turner, San Francis
co; T. J. Boltz. Ottumwa, Iowa; z. T. ingalls,,
7. B. Williams, Seward. Neb.; Allen Root,
Omaha, Neb., Secretary Anti MonopoiistS State
Central Committee; J. b. DanfSrfh' R lace
Chicago; L. A. Mulholland, Topeka, Kan,
secretary Farmers State Alliance; Joseph
Goar, Morristown, MINI; Louis F. Post New
Adams County Farmers, Alliance; v
4 H S9nas0p Mayor anr %iohigaa City, nd J.
ers, Alliance; S. F. Davis, Paoli, Kan; D. NJ.
Age Of ProTsss Fort worth, Tex; A. VS.
Johns Carhage Mo- ed tor Cart Carthage nsSs
State farmers Alliance; E. H. Benton, Wells
Mills, Neb.: Pierce Burton, Aurora, Ill editor
Herald, and the following members Of the Ne
braslSa State Legislature: Senators-S. s. Rey-
nolds. w. II. Deck, William Dye, I. D. Barker,
Dayid Butler H. Nh Rich A ho Conner s Gse
sentatives-H. G. Armitage, w. j. Werhan; W.
L. Cook. D. NJ. Ramey. F. J. sadelek, Joshua
Palmer, W. A. Town, Benjamin Young, - E.
J. H. Sickle.