Book/Printed Material [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of the majority report of the Committee on Printing as relates to the wages paid compositors in the Government Printing Office.
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Image 1 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... mr Art_ 7A el r _ EL 1c To the Members of the Honse of Representatives The printers members of Washington Typographical Union repre senting but themselvesdesirc to express to Congress their...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876
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Image 2 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... 2 This proposition is not novel Private interest and cupidity have heretofore sought recognition of this rule of compensation by Federal enactment and met defeat It was embodied in the sundry civil...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876
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Image 3 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... Mastered but it is asserted that the average compositor of New York does not encounter them as every day matters as here Even the general job work of the Government Office differs...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876
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Image 4 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... 4 whenever they can Even Mr De Vinne when asked whether if pamphlet marked X were offered to master printers in New York they would classify the matter as double price qualifies...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876
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Image 5 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... 5 New Vork custom house at the hend of which vas Iron tames I In Ian of of Kentucky with authority to appoint a printer there They did so and had the...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876
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Image 6 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... a Office is not run on this correct business principle TI is not sup 0ed that the Government desires this to the extent suggested by this ex pert but he and the...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876
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Image 7 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... Oa Ii 7 page 9 No 115 of the Record it is easy to bring against the Con gressional Printer a charge of paying excessive prices for labor but it falls when...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876
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Image 8 of [Views of the printers, members of Washington Typographical Union, on so much of ... S I am somewhat surprised at this special legislation against a body of citizens Whenever Congress goes to work to fix the rate of interest which bonds of the Government shall bear...- Contributor: International Typographical Union. Columbia Union, No. 101 (Washington, D.C.) - Cavis, A. T. (Adam T.)
- Date: 1876