... made Vice-President of the Committee of Finance. DOring the stormy period of the revolution he waged incessant war witn the Socialist and Communist writers, replying ably to all their fallacies, and opposing a pamphlet to every error. The views of certain ...

... long-wished-for mecasure, was by him. His last article strove to prove that thi present irevolution is merely Communist and Socialist, aed called upon the nobility to oppose the insurrection. Olne of the youngest of the revolutionaray journals denounced hibo ...

... classes departed from the charter of their independence, capital would prevail over their exertions. Even if they asserted socialistic principles the sovouth day would have to be taken away flom them, and they would have to bear the consequent wear and tear ...