| The stables for the horses were well kept and warm, as the horses were almost as important as the workingmen. |
| One of our own American presidents, Rutherford Hayes, a few years back wrote that progress was the improvement in the condition of the workingmen of the world. |
| In so far as they were out of the ordinary and were not mere common workingmen such as carpenters and laundrymen, they represented romance. |
| He put this money into a refining-still at Titusville, with several partners, all workingmen. |
| Munera Pulveris', and 'Fors Clavigera', the latter a series of letters to workingmen extending over many years. |
| Southern urban workingmen, far less organized or numerous, nonetheless went to battle, oftentimes to defend states' rights, or to prevent the use of slaves in industry. |
