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... elections the result of twenty-eight is already known—eleven Moderates and seventeen Socialists having been returned, while two oat of the remaining three will be Socialists, and the other doubtful! This is an alarming state of things, but it has been brought ...
... Jlottlimt ® )?ig. BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1850 The latest intelligence from Paris reports Socialist election triumphs, which have caused considerable uneasiness. There is an arrival from New York, but bringing only one day’s later accounts than those ...
... 50 per cenit. The daily Inovemitetmt of trnops towardis the froittier causes tittich spec;ilatinn as to its object. Time Socialist jouritals boast that at tbe Iiext general election they cats make sure of a triutimph p withoitt eimplovilm the meains of ...
... pabliihet three and the Constitutiotmel four letters from different shopkeepers of Paris, denying that they had voted for the Socialist candidates, but, on the contrary, for those of the Electoral Union. The names of those persons bad been mentioned in the ...
... assembled dispersed quietly. The democratic Socialist Journals bad all published a proclamation to ** the people,** exhorting them not to go to the Hotel de Ville, as information has reached the Democratic Socialist Committee that the government was seek, ...
... Saone et Loire, Loire et Cher, and Nievre have elected Socialists to the number of 14. Out thirty-one Provincial Representatives to be elected, the results of twenty-eight are known. Seventeen Socialists have been successful; ouly eleven Moderates. Paris ...
... likely to arrest attention is that concerning the state of France consequent the election to the Assembly of majority of Socialists ; and, from Greece, that of removal of the British blockade. ...
... in the most approved style. On Friday, the official declaration of the members returned for Paris showed that the three Socialist candidates were at the head of the poll by sweeping majority. Carnot, one of the successful candidates, is no other than ...
... 3.1 That the clergyman shall have approved the general conduct rf the parties during that period.” PaotTunow. the Kkkncu Socialist Lkadeb.— The following sketch of this celebrated man ia drawn hj the Paris correspondent of the Altai : —His |i>« •Is strange ...
... letter from Bordeaux of the instant states that an election for member of the municipal e ...
... the day after the elections of Paris, for the introduction of repressive laws to pot a slop to the propscandism of the Socialist writers yet the government ha* been doing its utmoet for months past against the evil, and with only partial success j and ...
... during the last week tbe secret societies discussed seriously the question of manifestation. It is said that several of the Socialists chiefs urged the necessity of immediate action, instead of waiting to appeal universal suffrage in 1658. observing, that ...