Henry Carey Baird (September 10, 1825 - December 31, 1912) was a publisher in the United States who was politically active. He wrote and testified on economic issues in the United States. The New York Public Library has a folder of his letters.[1] His publishing business was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He was born at the arsenal in Bridesburg, Philadelphia the son of officer Thomas J. Baird and Eliza Carey Baird. Henry Charles Carey was his uncle (mom's brother).[2] He had grandparents that immigrated from Ireland.
Career
He began his career at his uncle Edward L. Carey's publishing firm Carey & Hart for several years before establishing his own in 1849. He left the Republican Party to help found the Greenback Party He helped defeat legislation for a bond issue.[3] His views on it were published in 1876.[4] His writings on the "National Finances" were published in 1877.[5] In 1878 he testified on specie payments.[6] His letters to the New York Daily News on the "Irish Question" were published.[7]
"General Washington and General Jackson, on Negro soldiers", readable pdf
He printed books on financial and political subjects. He printed "Washington and General Jackson on negro soldiers".[8] Gen. Banks on the bravery of negro troops. Poem--the Second Louisiana", Printed for gratuitous distribution (1863).[9]
He was the first commercial publisher in the United States that specialized in industrial texts[10] and he was a publisher into the early 20th century.[11]
Miscellaneous works of Henry C. Carey; with a memoir by Dr. William Elder (1883), about Henry Charles Carey[24]
"The American System: Speeches on the tariff question, and on internal improvements, principally delivered in the House of Representatives of the United States by Andrew Stewart, Late M. C. from Pennsylvania" (1872)[25]
The prospector's field-book and guide in search for and the easy determination of ores and other useful minerals (1896)[26]
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