A Documentary History of American Industrial Society volume 6
A Documentary History of American Industrial Society volume 6
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No. For, Mechanics, we now have a representative in the National Legislature who, to use his own words, "will neither shrink from the task, or despair of success;" and with such an advocate as this, we have but little to fear from the aristocracy of the House.
six] NATIONAL TRADES' UNION 235 The following is the resolution of Mr. Murphy, as adopted : Resolved, that a committee of one from each Trades' Union here represented, be appointed to draft a memor- ial to Congress, requesting a reduction... of the hours of labor on the public works. Messrs. Murphy of New York, Kehoe of Baltimore, Scribner of Newark, Ferral of Pennsylvania, Cameron of Schenectady, Schermer- horn of Albany, and Sawyer of Boston, were appointed said committee.
Mr. Erwin oflfered the following resolution, which was accepted, and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means: resolved, that it be recommended to the dififerent Trades' Unions represented in this Conven- tion, to cause a fund to be raised, to support and sustain them in their exertions to promote the cause of the work- ing man against the encroachments of a monied aris- tocracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No. For, Mechanics, we now have a representative in the National Legislature who, to use his own words, "will neither shrink from the task, or despair of success;" and with such an advocate as this, we have but little to fear from the aristocracy of the House.
six] NATIONAL TRADES' UNION 235 The following is the resolution of Mr. Murphy, as adopted : Resolved, that a committee of one from each Trades' Union here represented, be appointed to draft a memor- ial to Congress, requesting a reduction... of the hours of labor on the public works. Messrs. Murphy of New York, Kehoe of Baltimore, Scribner of Newark, Ferral of Pennsylvania, Cameron of Schenectady, Schermer- horn of Albany, and Sawyer of Boston, were appointed said committee.
Mr. Erwin oflfered the following resolution, which was accepted, and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means: resolved, that it be recommended to the dififerent Trades' Unions represented in this Conven- tion, to cause a fund to be raised, to support and sustain them in their exertions to promote the cause of the work- ing man against the encroachments of a monied aris- tocracy.
What to read after A Documentary History of American Industrial Society volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Bureau of Industrial Research to read onlineMoreLess
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