We know that the claim, the establishment of a tariff increase and writing, was behind the revolt of November 1831. We also know that she was not satisfied. This claim has she disappeared? Not if one refers to this text:
From the book by JS Lapierre and Emile Leroudier "Fabrique Lyonnaise History of Silks" published by "The Silk of Lyon publications Argence Peter, 285 Avenue Jean Jaures Lyon (no date printed but may be considered that this book appeared around 1924, last date mentioned in the book.) Emile Leroudier, Assistant Mayor, real author of the Pleasant wisdom Lyon and vice chair of Friends of Punch, died in 1937.
"In 1864 the imperial government cancels the laws of February 16, 1791 deleting the guilds and corporations, and that of 14 June of that year prohibiting business coalitions. They allow the foremen and workers to come together to discuss their interest in the condition they will exercise no violence or threat affecting the free exercise of industry and labor. These benefit immediately to establish themselves as a new tariff since 1831 they fell almost entirely under the pathetic system of bargaining. "
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