Working men repudiate journal influence and mendiz Pinto links
A Westminster letter from December 12 1851 attacks two journals for presuming to explain working class views. It argues that editors and Don Mendiz Pinto misrepresent labor opinions while urging editors to abandon improper associations and better reflect genuine working men’s conscience.
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Don Mendiz Pinto
Westminster
Rotation and Ballot
Mr Glover argues rules allow changing to ballot but the author contends such a shift would be inconsistent and dishonest. He warns against misusing funds or breaking faith with members by altering the system. notes local conditions should guide paid-up members and ballot use. Dec 22 1851 Ross.
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France
Glover
Smrra
Ross
The Small Proprietors of the South of Germany
A traveler comments on German smallholders near Carlsruhe. He contrasts their secure tenure and village farms with Ireland’s tenants, notes hedge free roadside orchards, meticulous irrigation, disciplined land improvement, and the conservative, self interested peasant class that resists dispossession. He praises irrigation systems in South France and Swiss practices, and highlights how ownership drives innovation and learning among small proprietors.
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Germany
Ireland
Britoerland
America
Carlsruhe
Belgium
Switzerland
France
England
Black Forest
Prussia
Saxony
Zuric
Zurich
Berne
Augan
Durlach
Zug
Austria
Bohemia
South Germany
Savoy
German