Roundup of the Street Rovers




Orphan Trains


Little Laborers Of New York City, continued


Work of the Children's Aid Society


Work of the Children's Aid Society
Top from left: Resuced, Homeless; Center: Off For the West; Bottom from left: The Young Farmer; Adopted.


Under the proposed law a new official has to appointed by the Governor, to be called the "Inspector of Factory Children." Such an officer, acting under so wise and humane a law, can not but accomplish immense good throughout the State.

It is a matter deeply to be regretted that certain manufacturers in the State Legislature in Albany have not imitated their more enlightened and humane contemporaries in be Massachusetts, and given their hearty support to so beneficent a measure. Instead of this, we are sorry to be informed that they are offering a factious opposition which may entirely defeat this act, and put New York in a very unfavorable position, as compared with the New England States, in her legislation to protect factory children.




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