... expressions in reference to the Diety. ‘The society were labouring to spread the knowledge of the truth both among Catholics and Socialists. ‘The machinery for carrying on the great work of was conversion was nearly complete, and what was to follow up what was ...

... late hour. There were a few houses illuminated, but there did not appear to be much enthusiasm in favour of the Republic. A Socialist banquet, in commemoration of the revolution, was given in Paris. About 1200 persons attended, including Ledru Rollin, Pierre ...

... violent Socialist publication against the President, which it was deemed necessary .to bring before the Assembly as the prelude to a prosecution. The article was submitted ; but not satisfied with that, though its contents were known, the Socialists insisted ...

... year of office of the President of the Republic has been severely and in some instances very unjustly criticised by the Socialist journals, who, as might be expected, have been made amenable to the laws, and their conductors punished with heavy fines ...

... prevention of epidemic, endemic, and contagious diseases, be put in force throughout thde whole of the U~nited Kingdom. A Socialist conspiracy for the assassination of Gen. Cavaig- mac has been discovered. and eight of the principal conspirators arrested ...

... further democartic ebullitions. The election of the President proclaimed that wholesome truth, that the Red-Republicans and Socialists, however clamorous they may be in Paris, are in reality miserable minority, looking the whole France. Prince Lonis Napoleon ...

... their candidates to be submitted to the electors at the approaching contest for admission to the Constituent Assembly. The Socialists and red Republicans are violent in their denunciations against all who differ from them in opinion, and menace a breach ...

... Paris on M. Odillon rsday. General Borelli was the maternal uncle of ovis. chats Sad | D’Astorg, has jus: joa Nan A new Socialist journal, to be re Le Tribune du is announced for publication in Paris on the 1st of the next month. It is to be edited by ...

... deprived of any control in this important function, the Assembly retain- ing the springs of action within itself. Bat as the Socialist or Mountain party have been excluded from the committee of permanence, they acting on the maxim, “ Sed quis custodes ipsos ...

... elections to the 35 vacancies in the Le gislative Assembly have been all filled up by Moderates to the exclusion of the Socialists and Red Republicans, This is indicative of a complete reaction in the public mind, since the in- surrectionary movement ...

... A letter from Toulouse of the 17th inst. states, that above acquittal of some of their companions the Court of As- 300 Socialists having assembled to celebrate by a banquet the size of that town, the police entered the dining-hall as the par- ties were ...

... of the transition from the one: legislative rale to the other being signalised by insurrection. It is truly said that the Socialists, who are stronger in the new As- sembly than was anticipated, have nothing to gain but everything to lose by committing ...