New York typographical union no. 6 : study of a modern trade union and its predecessors (1913)
Stevens, G. A. (George A.) · Albany, N.Y. : J. B. Lyon company, state printers · leaf 214
al system. In 1834 they gave a decided expression ofsentiment against the existing banking methods, which were char-acterized as aristocratic and unjust, and they had also placed them-selves on record in opposition to competitive prison labor. Theyformed the Equal Rights party, which afterward… … ELY MOORE,Eminent Union Printer, Celebrated Orator, Labor^s FirstCongressman, 1835-9, President of New York Gen-eral Trades Union, 1833-8, and President ofNational Trades Union, 1834-5. CHAPTER XIII.A CELEBRATED PRINTER-ORATOR. THE ablest and most prominent member of the TypographicalAssociation of…
International Typographical Union. Union No. 6 (New York, N.Y.) · Printing · Printing -- New York (State) New York History
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