... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE LORD MAYOR'S I I SHOW. LETTER FROM LORD SALISBURY. ABANDONMENr OF THE PROCESSION. The following letter has been received by Mr. H. W. Lee, secretary to the Social Democratic Federation:- 10, Downing.street, Whitehall, Nov. 3. 1886 ...

... alnd th} only section it can benrefit is the Socialist party. It ?? do so in this wvay: A number of electors who in no sense sympathise wvithl their principles vvill feel con- stravined to sulport Socialist municihpal nominees, bc- cause they will bo ...

... repent his trip, 1 I reckon It 'a a pity; C( Of Socialists he brings a crew, a To kindle agitation * F Reds, Chartists, Anti-rentists, too, ir Who'll preach repudiation. g] Chorus -Yankee Doodle, &c Socialistic tracts, much more Combustible than rockets, ...

... not worn uniforn at some time in his life. If the Socialist programme contained a clause wiping out the permanent officials in the system of Britain's administra. tion, naval mean would become Socialists is masee. For they know that there is not one of ...

... Hall, Oxford, is the Rev. Dennis Bird, M.A., a well-known Socialist lecturer. John Ruskin, in his work on the first principles of political economy (unto this lest) speaks of the Socialist desiring to make every- body as poor, powerless, and foolish ...

... the historical o examples he adduces demonstrate the fallacy of the Socialistic contention. The seaching as manner in which he deals with the ordinasry d, arguments of the Socialistic lecturer is beyond in al praise. In successive chapters he treats of ...

... facts-not of fancies: and hence it comes with double force into the hand of the unthinking, the profligate, the infidel, or the socialist. It struck us at the time as containing much more of the philosophy of what future punish- ment will he than popularly is ...

... le believed, with the purpose of giving a more exact and intimate account of the workings of the minds and methods of the Socialists. ...

... sbape of un- foriiations against three socialists named Higginbottoin, Ward, and Bucbaian. A cuiviction having beei ob- taiiied isn one case which if paid wilould go into the pocket of the rev, inifuriier, the socialists, veryinaturallyb, turned round upon ...

... had invested in skill and application. It was not State Socialism, nor Communism, though it recognised the value of the socialistic principle W hen volun- tarily adopted for the government of pro- duction, distribution, and consumption; and though it held ...

... sary for such preparation. The volume is r edited by Mr. J. D. Morell, and is very neatly Agot up. y Landon Deecroft. A Socialistic Novel. By y Laoa Ramsey. London: William Reeves. a This novel professes to contain an exposition and adefence of the principles ...

... generally expected by to Unionists. In A Party with a Future, Mr. an, J. Louis Garvin argues with much show that the wi' Socialist or Independent Labour Party are going ea, .to achieve a substantial position in Parliament. of Mr. Spencer Walpole contributes ...