... and abolition. The people in the country are suffering severely from the pillage the Federal troops. There is dangerous socialist movement among the working class in the Northern cities, and the terrible cry of the French revolution may yet be re-echoed ...

... and abolition. The peeple in the country are suffering severely from the pillage the Federal troops. There is dangerous socialist movement among the working class in the Northern cities, and the terrible cry the French revolution may yet re-echoed by ...

... assembly Kensington Gardens in favour of the new ride? Mr, COWPER replied. He was strolling through the gardens when heard socialist orator addressing a crowd, and denouncing the aristocracy in general and himself in particular, especially reference to his ...

... in the New England States are nearly all closed, and the population who live by labour has already evinced symptoms of a socialist insurrection. The war expenditure so recklessly indulged in has, no doubt, made some branches of industry unusually active ...

... looleon the Third on England and English History, ka set forth by himself in his own Writings. Ti,. la y Ruber: Owen. the Socialist, finds an Spinyp•Nts and competent biographer in the author of limonites and their Schemes. Mr. William Lucas Sargent. ...

... Church was exceedingly insignificant and without influence. The revolutionary fever that then raged had for its stimulants Socialist Republicanism, which alarmed moderate men, and led the Church to preach up the old doctrine that the Altar was the only safeguard ...

... slavery and abolition, fhe people the country are enfforing severely from the pillage the Federal troops. There is a dangerous socialist movement among the working cfausea in the Northern cities, and the terrible cry of the French revolution may yet by re-echoed ...

... province dependent on the national Government of Warsaw. A sterner Democratio element has gained the ascendancy. It is of socialist character. It is said peasantry are tempted pros }*ects of division of estates of unpatriotic landowners. Such is tbe dangernne ...

... salaried and titled multitude, whose first object is plume themselves thus richly at her expense Is it to be wondered at that socialist and levelling doctrines find in that country so many supporters? —Money Market flevieic. ...

... both by their mutual jealousies and feare. To the one class it is the bulwark against a socialist democracy ; to the it is the crowned personification of a socialist democracy against a selfish By this incessant appeal to pusillanimity on the one hand, ...

... responsible for the policy of the Government. Ho deplored the insertion in the MonUeur of M. Durny’s report, character;®-J socialist. He poiated out the deplorable coadnct pursued by England, which was still the asylum of assassins ready to attempt the life ...

... assistants in the took care that his tions should be carried out. A number of persons, some of whom had the St. Simonian and Socialist as well as groaps of the inhabitants of which was of the » attended the funeral, Bale te a regiment of the arrived, pened ...