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National Civic Federation, 152.

National Convention of Journeymen Printers (1850), 60.

National Erectors’ Association, 249.

National Labor party, convention, 230 (note); see also Labor Reform party.

National Labor Union, 73-74, 229.

National Metal Trade Association, 125.

National Protective Association, 133.

National Trade Association of Hat Finishers, 60.

National Trades Union, 34.

National Typographical Union, 60.

National Union party, 233.

Navigation Laws, 6, 10.

Nebraska, labor ticket (1888), 237.

Nevada, and I. W. W., 216.

New Brunswick, union in, 34.

New England, class distinctions, 20; manufacture in, 25; women in textile mills, 55; cotton weavers’ strike (1880), 67; labor politics, 225-227.

New England Association of Farmers, Mechanics, and Workingmen, 225.

New England Protective Union, 48.

New England Workingmen’s Association, 46, 51.

New Hampshire, first ten-hour law, 52.

New Jersey, manufacturing in, 25; delegates to national cordwainers’ convention (1836), 35; ten-hour law (1851), 54; stablemen’s strike (1880), 67; labor party, 232.

New York (State), delegates to national cordwainers’ convention (1836), 35; communistic colonies, 41; cotton weavers’ strike (1880), 67; eight-hour law (1867), 71; boycotts, 178; labor party (1878), 232; United Labor party in, 235; labor code, 249.

New York Boycotter quoted, 179.

New York Bureau of Statistics and Labor, on boycotts, 178.

New York Central Railroad, Arthur as engineer on, 141.

New York City, early labor organizations, 21, 22; cordwainers’ strike (1809), 23-24; growth, 25; strikes (1833), 31; General Trades’ Union organized, 31; tailors’ strike (1836), 32; union in, 34; boycott of convict labor, 37; sabotage in (1835), 38; strike benefits, 39; coöperative movement, 47-48; women’s organizations (1825), 55; Female Industry Association organized (1845), 56; strikes (1853), 57; national meeting of carpet-weavers (1846), 60;

demonstration in 1857, 61-62; unemployment, 62; ribbon weaver’ strike (1880), 67; stablemen’s strike (1880), 67; tailors’ strike (1880), 68; Third Avenue Railway strike (1886), 83; Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers expels members (1905), 138 (note); garment makers’ strike (1915), 169; bakers strike (1741), 172; Mrs. Grey boycotted, 178-179; “floaters” winter in, 190; “army of the unemployed” (1913-1914), 209; labor politics, 222; election (1886), 234; Socialist-Labor convention (1892), 242; movement to form American Labor party, 255.

New York Masons Society (1807), 22.

New York Protective Union, 48.

New York Society of Journeymen Shipwrights (1807), 22.

New York Typographical Society, 24.

Newark (N. J.), union in, 34.

Newlands Law, 162.

Noble Order of the Knights of Labor, see Knights of Labor.

Northern Pacific Railroad, Clark on, 151.

Norway, syndicalism in, 189.