Practical statesmanship and commercial enterprise connected with the proposed improvement in the means and cost of the American railway system
Subtitle: Opinions of public journals, prominent men, and popular meetings, in different parts of the world, indicating the increasing popularity of the important principles involved in the national anti-monopoly cheap-freight railway bills presented in Congress by Senator Henderson of Missouri, Senator Harlan of Iowa, and Senator Nye of Nevada. ...
By: Arranged for publication by Henry O'Rielly
Contributors: O'Reilly, Henry, 1806-1886
Series: Document -- VII November, 1867; Monthly circular of the National Anti-Monopoly Cheap-Freight Railway League -- 7.; Document -- VII November, 1867.
Publisher: November, 1867. Published by the National Anti-Monopoly Cheap-Freight Railway League--Office 37, in No. 24 Pine St.
Published: 1867
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Subjects: Railroads; Freight
Other titles: Anti-monopoly cheap-freight railway
Notes: Cover title and imprint.

At head of title: Document VII--November, 1867. Monthly circular of the National Anti-Monopoly Cheap-Freight Railway League, for promoting reform in railroad management, by securing equal rights and cheap transportation, with consequent increased development of our industrial energies and national resources.

Issued in printed paper wrapper.