... who was lowest, 3053 ; while of the 18 Socialist candidates, Ledra Rotlin had the largest number of votes, 2253 ; Ribeyrolles, whu had the least, 500. But according to the Reforms, the organ of the Socialists, tbe final result will be very different ...

... unnecessary for hin to repeat n what he had formerly said, that, personally to the tl Socialist. he had no other reason than to speak of him with kindness. Il The Socialists, with the exception of their music, S had treated him with kindness and politeness; ...

... (C of the Socialists. He did tot come before that inet- If lug as a member of the Socialist body; what his II opinions were would most likely be shown at that al meeting; but it was enough to state at present that (I he was not a Socialist.t He then read ...

... we are not to conclude that the Socialist element is crushed. The Constitutionnel, M. Thiers' journal, laments the inactivity of such large masses of voters, and points to the admirable organization of the Socialists as explaining the number of votes ...

... any uproarious party ,> atreet-brawlers have packed the Socialist place of nice~ties, and violntly put a stop to its proceemhngs, tb conduct similar to that of the combined Chartists l Socialists on this occasion. The room was engaged au'l paid for by ...

... Socialism ; and how the Socialist* themselves gave countenance to such a supposition. appeared from publication of the Socialists, the New Moral World , No. the December last, that at a meeting of the members the branch of Socialists at Newcastleupon-Tyne ...

... universal suffrage in ita widest MUM. A parson the 8a!oon, who Mid was Socialist Sheffield, stated that knew Mr. Otiey be a leading Socialist there, and one of the council. Ho that the Socialists were determined not to act an their principles, they having sent ...

... traots-and stop the tongues of the Socialists 7 o, no t Ile has done more for them in one short eriod than they could have accomplished in centuries tor themselves; andl, more grateful thanthe Right Reverend Prelate, the Socialists have decided Upon pr seutingg ...

... beiic taken against the Socialists Huddersfield, and while dome i this we beg leave to state that we do not identify ourselves with J? we merely stand upon the broad principle Civil h y ' 11 wi be reco cted that the Socialists ' in Huddersheld have lately ...

... Louis Napoleon, according to those returns (which are nearly complete) had received 116,014 votes. M. Fould 80,193, and the Socialist, M. Raspail, 67,852. The other two Red candidates, MM. Thore and Cabet, received respectively 65,650 and 65,460 votes, thus ...

... well might uproarious party of street-brawlers have packed the Socialist place of meeting, and violently put a op its proceedings, by conduct similar that coin uned haitists and Socialists on this occa* u he room was engaged and paid for by the part.es ...

... of the Socialists ou Christianity : and showed, from the declarations of Robert as well as from placards published by Socialist missionaries, that their object was the extirpation of all religion—in whatever form it might appear. The Socialists unblushingly ...