The Rugbeian and district reporter. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1882-1883, 1883-02-24
Anti. Monopoly National Convention.
=, The teNt of the call for the Anti-Monopol
Nat onal Conventl-n in Chicago July is a

:, The teNt of the call for the Anti Monopoly
Vat onal Conventl-n in CHICAGO July is as
follows:
ANTI-MONOpOLY,
Ad lresS all communications to c. G. Post,
an l-MO nopoly Headquarters, Briggs House,
Chic ago.
The unders gned join in call for National
, uei, gaze &c INVENTION, which will be held in
lhicago on the attn day of July, 1855, tor tie
purpose on organizing an W political party to
spouse the g use OF Ultimate indu try in
me rrepreSsihle cen iict already entered upon
people. A'
All who favor the restriction of the power
OF co .porations, the no ding of the public
! MS actual settlers, tn supp ess on of
ldmUiing' III the necessities Of lif :, and of
tomtin4t ons which fix prices against the
nalur1 laws of uOde, the d struction of legal
rights in vested wrongs, and the overthrow of
All monopol es and of all systems and laws
ma @ in the interest of the and against
tne many; a l who Oppose the control of the
cure .cH oy banNs OF issue, and the taxation
ul hll INDUSTRY for tie benefit Of favored en-
ter rises 'nder the gu Sc of prot ctve
TAR II; al who favor the el ction of the Pres-
uent ana uh ID State en- rs by direct
Vot OF the peopte-al whl alor mple d
sust gnVerhm ut rs against that viii IN is COM
pleA ana corr pt-a invited to choose dele
Sults 20 r pr sent item in the con OF ence, the
BASS OF representa- ion being four lagates
T ISr Inc Dis1iit o. Columbia, four for each
dis ret III the Uni ed states.
70 lltNlhg that Crisis, forced by the power
VI organ, ea gree is Approaching, not alone
III our National a arS bit in civilization
sen, we APP al to the treem of Anne lea TO
org N.Y. In mSelves anew to stan as they
au lhelr iatiers have 500 before, Tor ii Q
tur.
Edwin Lee Brown. President illinois Anti
monopoly Is que, Chicago, A. :. Bradley,
secretary I'm Ant Monopoly lie que h :
ago; &. Dixon, h ca o, Chairmn Execu-
eoomm ttee ANTI onopol party OF cook
County; e. {. Post, nd anapo is; Rev.
iton,, San FIR ncsco, resd mt Central
AAnttMonopoly Club; G, A. He,nlen, San
Franc 500 Seer tary Central Ant -Monop-
oly Club; John 7; Doyle, MEMO Park,
S 1a Dr: George Hewston. San Francisco,
Pr, sident, Ant M mop, ly League of Cali
Torn d; Almarin b. Paul Sun Francisco; Hor-
ace adams, San Francisco; Moses g. Cobb,
Fan Franc SEQ; Robert Wilson Mu ny. NJ. d.,
SIN FRANCISCO; Alvin c. Turner, san Francis
co L. ). Boltz. Ottumwa, Iowa; p. p. ingalls,,
Grand Island Nnh., editor anti Vono oolist; O.
I b Williams, Seward, Neb; Allen Root,
Omaha, Neb., Secretary Anti-M onopoli State
L is,nu'a G"mmlttee; }. B. Danto tn, Rock
Shicago; 1; A. Mulholland, Topeka, Kan,
5 ere. ry Farmers S ate Alliance; Joseph
Gonr M,rri town, MIMI; Louis f. 10 I, New
York editor # We o. he feoplf; H.
p Mcuiuw HaStinES, NeO, secretary
Adams unity Fa NOR Allianc; W.
A. johnson, Aurora, Neb.; lion H.
4. Harris, Mayor Michigan City Ind; j.
Burrows, Mclroy, Neb., Secretary State Farm.
c. Cha k, N W YORK. Ia President State Fla M
ers Allan e; Colonel w Ficmning, edit u
1Qe Of Pc eS, Fort Worth, Tex; w. st
Johns, Garth &c, Mo-, cd tor Carthage Press
Charles III. Williams Lawt n, Mich secrot,ry
stat Ia me S Alliance; e. H. Benton Well.
Mills, Neh.; Pie &c urton Anrora H. ed tol
Pe"ud. and the following m lers of the Ne
braska State Leg slat re: senltors-S. :. Fey
mold, W II. Dc k, William Dye, L. d. Parker
!. Prown. s. S. Alley w. +. Dodge Reprc
sen.at s-H. G. Arm tage, W. ]. Werhan W
L Cook, ID. NJ kamey, +. J Sadelek j shus
P'lmer, w. A. Town B niamiu Young, b f
j. H. Sickle.