... and moral part of the working population. These are in direct communication and correspondence with numerous societies of Socialists in France, America, and other foreign countries. For the purpose of learning this great science, and for raising funds by ...

... and moral part of the working population. These are in direct communication and correspondence with numerous societies of Socialists in France, America, and other foreign countries. For the purpose of learning this great science, and for raising funds by ...

... joy in heaven over one sinner that repenteth than over ninety and nine just persons that need no repentance. Just so the socialist, believing that man's character is formed for him, feels no more anger towards sinners than this good shepherd did towards ...

... joy in heaven over one sinner that repenteth than over ninety and nine just persons that need no repentance. Just so the socialist, believing that man's character is formed for him, feels no more anger towards sinners than this good shepherd did towards ...

... coming in a cloud with power and great glory. These things are come to pass before your eyes; and, therefore, little bawl of Socialists, look up, and lift up your heads, for your redemption and your Redeemer draweth nigh. This is he of . whom I spake before; ...

... coming in a cloud with power and great glory. These things are come to pass before your eyes; and, therefore, little band of Socialists, look up, and lift up your heads, for your redemption and your Redeemer draweth nigh. , This is he of whom I spake before; ...

... to every impartial reader. I must just stay to admire the beautiful - pic • ture Mr. Finch has cirawn of 'the Socialist. Just so: the Socialist, believing that man's character is formed for him, feels no more anger,towards sinners than the good shepherd ...

... plain to every impartial reader. I must just stay to admire the beautiful picture Mr. Finch has drawn of the Socialist. Just so: the Socialist, believing that man's character is formed for him, feels no more anger towards sinners than the good shepherd ...

... of an Infidel Teetotal Society, to consist of I),i: il ling. Jews, Mahoinetans, Hindoos, pagans, Cannibals, Atheists, Socialists; of all classes, prof e ssi o ns, cm!iri,plll, of both sexes; of all characters, qualifications., and of all political and ...

... an Infidel Teetotal Society, to consist of Christians, Jews, Mahometans, Hindoos, pagans, Cannibals, Deists, Atheists, Socialists; of all classes, prolessions, employments, of both sexes; of all characters, qualifications, circumstances, and of all political ...

... frequenters of the large room at the York Hotel. We believe that these wretched individuals sty le themselves Owen- ites or Socialists. Their principal objects seem to be the entire remodelling of society—the abolition of all acts of worship, which they term ...

... frequenters of the large room at the York Hotel. We believe that these wretched individuals sty le themselves Owenites or Socialists. Their principal objects seem to be the entire remodelling of society—th e abolition of all acts of worship, which they ...