... But I assur'r youn soleuimnly I never did inid never shtll ad- vocate sicli droctrines. rrinl I rlati ?? principles of tle Socialists. IJe spoke of a recent attemrpt to dlive him froira Naples, arrnd of tire Cries rf 10rti al Mazzini, whiich had ineen ...

... whether by the Press or the public. It is worthy of note, however, that the views which it propounds are decidedly of a socialistic character, and seem aimed at the utter supervision of the very principles oni which society is founded. For example, it ...

... altogether. The other meeting was one given in honour of one of our county members, at which Sir John Gray made a complete socialist speech. His suggestion for the tenantry of Ireland was this-that a Bill should be passed through Par- liament giving them ...

... feel rather complimented than otherwise in having been coupled with the Gracehi by a writer in the Times in schemes of socialistic spoilation. Now I happen to know that Mr. Bright never receives the Times into his house ; that, like myself, he is not ...

... two Glovermuents, rather than be baulked of their revenge, would deluge the whole world with blood, worid cointenanee ?? socialists, or even cannibals, if they could get hold of any to do their work. All these dangers and discoveries have constantly justified ...

... failed to keep in a firm grasp the reins of the State, we have already told. He wavered between the temptation of leading the Socialist Democracy and the fear of alienating past recall the affections of the bourgeo'sie of Paris. Like all waverers, he conciliated ...

... Hugel- mann, a person of considerable notoriety in these parts, and who represents himnsief to be an Imperial. ist and yet a Socialist. le was received with shouts of execration, and the moast opprobrious epithets were applied to him, Be persisted, however ...

... in Kensington Gardens in favor of the now ride. Ml. COWPER replied he was strolling through the Gardens when he heard a Socialist orator addressing a crowd, and denouncing the aristocracy in general, and himself in particular, especially in reficreiice ...

... Academy of Paris against those stodeuts who were prosecuted for taking part in the Congress at Liege, at which the ultra-socialistic doctrines were uttered and approved. The Counoil expressed the opinion that they should alsobe temporarily excluded from ...

... the policy of the Government. He deplored the insertion in the Mlfoniteer of E. Durny's report, which he c'haracterised as socialist. He pointed out the doplorallei conduct pursued by England, which was still the asylum of Oalinbf . ready to attempt the ...

... Another said he wanted a Democratic y 'and Socialist Republic, and an immediate bar, appeal to arms. Another spoke in similarly fes revolutionary strains, and invited a union of ento Communists and Socialists for toe overthrow of will the Government ...

... of Gustave Kiuck. PARIS, SEPT. 28, EvEsING.-The Paris news. papers publishintelligence from Madridto the effect that the Socialist Party in Spain are preparing a revolutionary movement at Xeres and othor places. The Government, which is aware of the intrigues ...