... Ministers, from the period of the installation of the present Cabinet to that of the measures for the repression of the Socialist propaganda of the rural teachers. Those who are accustomed to regard such things as signs of the times will not fail to believe ...

... the Bourse. However an willing to pollute your pages the publication of the correspondence of some of these Democratic and Socialist preceptors, which contains the worst and the lowest profligacy of Paul de Kock’s novels and the licentiousness of Lou vet’s ...

... Lveas have succeeded in • Spit of volumes of bocialiet trees in the dwelling of • tailor of that city, was employed by the Socialist le distribute theca amongst the operatives. Ts Pre eat of the departniest of the North published Volsci n dissolving the ...

... schoolmasters should be once committed to the prefects of the several departments, and that these officers should be dismiss all Socialists and professed enemies to the religion of the state, and should replaee such persons men appointed equally out the laity ...

... Brives, is re- proached by the ministerial papers with having subscribed 600 francs towards a fund for the propa- gation of Socialist opinlions. The Debats states that the number of names struck out of the election lists in Paris alone, in the course of the ...

... have arisen amongst that sect,” The Vebats states that a Paris firm, largely en! gaged in the publication of democratic socialist works, has been obliged to suspend further operations, in consequence of the difficulty it experiences in disposing of the ...

... effect. Exas- peration, anger, and discontent will be increased ten fold ; and does the Government think that a Chartist demi-socialist demonstration at such towns as Stat ford and Leeds will be a counterpoise to the universal outcry against short wages and ...

... two parties in France-the friends of order and the partizans of disorder, and they always pointed out the Republicans and Socialists in the latter character. The .Napoleon~, and other organs of the Elysee, still contend that there are only two parties, ...

... learn with dismay the total abandonment (at least so far as practice is concerned) of the former principles of that great Socialist. M. Proudhon is no longer the deadly enemy of family and property. He has taken unto himself a wife; and rumour adds that ...

... the effect. Exasperation, anger, and discontent will he increased tenfold and does the government think that chartist demi-socialist demonstration at such towns as Stafford and Leeds will be a counterpoise to the universal outcry against short wages and ...

... be driven into their ranks, as some of the French Republicans are now professing an inclination form an alliance with the Socialists. The article that gives to the King the sole command of the military; force of the nation is so accordant with the prevailing ...

... the accounti published by the ministerial organs of Socialist manifestations in different departments. It would seem, from the eagerness displayed by these journals to record every little Socialist outbreak, that they are anxious to show the necessity ...