... scarcely a single industry that would not paralysed. They wanted not merely a Labour Party, but a militant Labour Party. SOCIALIST PROGRAMME. ...

... resolution opposing the Governtn'ent measure, which interferes with the voluntary principle of Trade Union administration. As Socialists, they called on the Government to include all grades of labour affected seasonal, irregular or casual work in any measure ...

... SOCIALISTS GET THEIR OWN WAY. Berlin the Reichstag yesterday continued the debate on the third reading of the Budget, and adopted the Army and Navy Estimates. The motion the Social Democrats the Navy Estimates favour the restoration to their former level ...

... Soelai Democratic Party. UTTER IV.—IT IS FOR WEALTH TO ACCUMULATE WITHOUT THE WORHDIS CLASSES SEIKO BENEFITED. Mr. , —The Socialists often argue the more wealth grew, the poorer became the people. Tbeir talk of the land where wealth accumulates and men ...

... THEORY PRACTICE TRADE URIONISi Br'. H- GREENWOOD Ice). With Preface MiBMEY WEBB. This useful little book, No. » of the Fabian Socialist Series, up-to-date account Trade Daioaisa, based Mr. sad Mrs. Webb's Industrial Democracy. tab,: U.Clifhrf»lM.tC, GADNJRrS ...

... illiew, the miseries of the poor. 1 p> men than the Socialists with things as they an, and most desire that they shoold made better, would gladly to say every pecuniary sacrifice demanded by the Socialists if I thought that sack sacrifices would provide a ...

... thousand men were killed outright —a number almost as great that of those who fell at Waterloo. r I know, course, that the Socialists who read this will not admit that the experiment was fairly tried, and will say that it proves nothing. That is the kind ...

... Provincial Agreement. learn that the Wimbledon Socialist Society, which has a member or so in print, has recently been sending its Costing a non-society house. been led something better this from Socialist bodies, who generally been in forefront in die ...

... workshops in 1848, merely to contradict them will be of no avail. not propose to do that. You say that it quite possible for Socialists argue that the experiment was not fairly tried. 1 agree. But when you say that the kind of answer often made men who refuse ...

... number of people —is a matter of impossibility. Later in your letter, intensify the confusion, you refer the Socialistic State. There is Socialistic Slate, and there never has been; and though your knowledge of the teachings of, Socialism may be extremely ...

... for the Socialists who are outside the labour movement and of Labour men Who are not Socialists ? The former are certainly visionaries, While the latter are in danger perisfa■f because they have vision. But I'm Labour man and not Socialist, and I've ...

... tolk TM apparently base your affirmation the only object the Socialists wee the assumption that the |» destroy private property—that is. Slate—oh, that terrible State! what ton the Socialist point view number sleepless nights and ugly ■dents properly were ...