Meanings of labor population in English

Practically all women fall under this head, most of the foreign labor population, most of unskilled labor.

In what way is the white laboring population of the South employed?

Out of work is the chronic state of things among the laboring population.

The news of this great enterprise spreading about the country, stimulated the laboring population.

A large part of the laboring population was starving.

While this law is no longer in force, probably not ten per cent of the laboring population realize it.

Gentlemen, if you would permit me, I would now make an observation upon another class of the laboring population.

There is here, beyond a doubt, a great laboring population experiencing a high suppression of normal instincts and traditions.

The North, in voting away the rights and freedom of the laboring population of the South, surrendered its own liberty.

A northern man has, besides, the advantage of being served by the laboring population of that region with greater willingness.

"You seem to think blisters a remarkable human phenomenon, a sensational novelty to a laboring population!"

It is labor nourished, guarded, shielded, rooted in national institutions, propped up by the suffrage of the laboring population, and needs no extraordinary succors.