Valedictory Address of Gen. A. M. Winn, President, to the Mechanics' State Council of California, in San Francisco, January 11, 1871. With an Appendix, Containing the Minority Report Made by Hon. Philip A. Roach, in the Senate of California, March, 1852; and a Speech of His Made at Oakland, June 30th, 1870. Also, the Celebrated Letter Upon the Chinese Question, by Henry George, Published May 1st, 1870, in the N.Y. Tribune; and a List of Officers and Members of the Mechanics' State Council, January 11th, 1871 - Migration to New Worlds

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Title	Valedictory Address of Gen. A. M. Winn, President, to the Mechanics' State Council of California, in San Francisco, January 11, 1871. With an Appendix, Containing the Minority Report Made by Hon. Philip A. Roach, in the Senate of California, March, 1852; and a Speech of His Made at Oakland, June 30th, 1870. Also, the Celebrated Letter Upon the Chinese Question, by Henry George, Published May 1st, 1870, in the N.Y. Tribune; and a List of Officers and Members of the Mechanics' State Council, January 11th, 1871
Author	Winn, Albert Maver (1810-1883)
Date	1871
Document Type	Pamphlet
Reference	VAULT 187
Library / Archive	California Historical Society
Description	Valedictory address of General A. M. Winn to the Mechanics' State Council of California, discussing the improvement of conditions for mechanics and other labouring men. Also includes a minority report made by Philip A. Roach.
Theme(s)	Responses to Immigration
Country (from)	China
Country (to)	United States of America
Places	California, United States
Nationality	Chinese
Keywords	labour, trade union, civil rights, Eight-hour Law, industry, racism, mining
Additional Information	Please note: Some of the metadata for this document has been taken from the California Historical Society catalogue.
Language	English
Copyright	California Historical Society