... by exploiting the hatred and bigotry of the Legitimatists and parti pretre, have not only prevented the dismissal of the Socialist schoolmasters, but have succeeded in breaking up the majority. TATTERSALL'S-THIS EVENING Six O'CLOCK, LITERPOOL STEEPLECHASE ...

... Conservative party over the Socialists in the department of the Upper Pyrenees. At an election for a member of the Council General M. de Villeneuve, the Moderate candidate, obtained 1368 votes, and M. Dubarry, the Socialist candidate, only 83. A letter ...

... make way for more efficient men. Th* Conservative journals, as might be expected, regard the vote deplorable ; whilst the Socialist organs, under the belief that the urgency is rejected, exult in the division which has for second time shown itself amongst ...

... generally pre- vailing character of these men, and if reports are to be believed, it was found that they were for the most part Socialists. M. de Lamartine did not hesitate to certify the fact in a remarkable piece of writing published in his Conseiller dv Peuple ...

... mnufacturing interest, which is dou ?? iri a development both in the Old and New World.' Clei The Reeptbliqet, a Democratic Socialist organ, re- Fre Phoaches the year 1849 for not havins realized the Vid hpes created by the early part etS 3848. T The I Saysltlt ...

... amongst the conservative majority the assembly, to whom the country looked for protection against the machinations of the Socialists. Many of the President’s personal friends attribute the result In some measure to the want of tact exhibited during the ...

... the Conservative majority of the Assembly, to whom the country looked up for protection against the machinations of the Socialists. Many of the President’s personal friends attribute the result in some measure to the want of tact exhibited by the Ministers ...

... by exploiting the hatred and bigotry of the Legitimatists and parti-pretre, have not only prevented the dismissal of the Socialist schoolmasters, but have succeeded in breaking up the majority. in the possession of Lourio or Gordon, and that he had no ...

... amendment at con- siderable length. M. de Laussat opposed it. The debate was proceeding when the post left. The insurgent Socialists of Dole, in the province of Jura, who were apprehended for taking part in the affair of the 1 3th of June, have been tried ...

... generally prevailing character of these men, and, if reports are to be believed, it was found that they were for the most part Socialists. M. de Lamartine did not hesitate to certify the fact in a remarkable piece of writing published in his Conseiller du Potpie ...

... likely to be alleviated. The rumour that the party of Marrast and Cavaignac has determined on embracing the doctrines of the Socialists is not only confirmed, but boldly announced, in their organ, the National. It was stated that Marrast had accepted the chief ...

... It appears,” says the Courrier Frangais, “ that the Christmas festivities have been parodied in a scandalous manner the Socialists. One of them is spoken of (being at the same a mercer and a pnalansterian), at whose house ex-actress of the The'atre Frangais ...