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... henceforward be run on more Socialistic lines. Mr. Marples wishes to keep “ the platform wide the needs of those who conic to litnr,” and the significant fact the trusted leaders the woiking classes are almost without exception Socialists, a more or less pronounced ...
... received what was apparently a knockdown blow from Mr. Van Sittart Neale, who boldly asserted that tlie views advanced were Socialistic nonsense which all men of sense must resent. ThisaUttenient was petitio priueijejti, for it assumes that the only men of ...
... Caine, M.P., slid that it was unnecessary for him to deal with the evil effects of the liquor traffic liefore en audience Socialists, lie was, course, in favour of total alwtineuce and total prohibition, l.iit iierliapK there were other imints which might ...
... re ently dalMvraicd system (Joveminent,which she terms tire* lluiiiaiiitaitan It to Is*, n-t Conservative or l.ilvial. Socialistic or liidividualistic, hut simply Ilumani taiian. Many may think that this is an ideal far ahead Ihe present era ; but Mr- ...
... candidate, before the electors w.i* and willing to adjust all social, political. other grievances. Did they a*k bun if Wit* a Socialist? He certainly was: would h-r six days? holiday week and look out that was Well paid for the overtime. Mr. Cress's other ...
... that was a perfectly reconcileable position that a man should i be a Christian and a socialist. A certain speaker had classed atheists, infidels, anarchists, and socialists together, but the definition was absind one. He was not an anarchist, hut simply a ...
... CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST. The Rev. 11. K. Tltchniamli, M.A., was his best at the Drill Hall, last Sunday. His siihjeet was The Creed a Christian Socialist,’' and his audience the largest that has met lie weekly meetings this society. Chiisiian Socialists. Mr. ...
... School Board election, Mr. Fielding that he had received more individual votes than any other candidate. Mr. White (Croydon Socialists’Society), Mr. Salmon (Baker’s Union),and others followed. Mr. Gascoigne also spoke, and referring the need Parliamentary ...
... is to another. They differ only tlicir tactics. ’ (tlie lecturer) doubted whether Socialists would Ire pleaded with the Anarchists for claiming relationship. Socialists were, a perfectly legal way, endeavouring Pi bring about fundamental alteration in ...
... Chaplins Small Holdings Bill has aroused some very important personages to abnormal activity. Have you ever met any Fabian Socialists ? Well, they are first cousins, every mao jack of them, to geniuses ; they are reformers of determined type, and their ...
... question. The socialist Jleadeis never gave the slighest attention to the drink. If the working classes of England were to spend upon other trades what they spent upon drink their welfare would materially improved. Until the Socialists took this question ...
... There was great deal more said. was sure that if they got nd of ttor prejudices they would end becoming Socialists, but whether they became Socialists not SOCIALISM WOCLD COME. Mr. La* Hro. said that wliatever tlKur leeliiigy micht with to the tlieone- ...