... tolerating Sceialist doctrines, which is not surprising, considering that there are two Socialists in the Cabinet— itinerant' and M. Bandit). The socialism of the Socialist Ministers does not however seem to be very dangerous, and is certainly - a lesser evil ...

... the political experiment of admitting two prominent Socialists into the Cabinet, sad by so doing has taken the sting cut al militant Socialista for a considerable period, as it taught the Socialist masses, that what is reasonable and practicable in their ...

... Chamber. An incident of a similar character was raised by the Socialist Deputy M. Marcel Sernbat, and was quickly disposed of by the Minister of War. The new theme of the French Socialists is. that the campaign now going on in the Tramveal proves the ...

... field since hat week, when the Socialist Labor party held its National Oonveution at Rochester and nominated for President the Hon. Job Harrison, of Los Angeles, for Vice- President the Hon. Max Hayes, ot'Cleveland. The Socialist Labor party is not very forehanded ...

... be the slightest doubt of the passage of the various items composing it through the Chamber, the temptation is great for Socialist Deputies to ventilate their special views on military affairs. It is apparent that, for some reason or other, the Chamber ...

... success, which might have encouraged its author to write more and better stories. But, unfortunately for Edward Bellamy, a socialistic fad was afoot just then, and many thousands of impressionable persons insisted upon regarding his pretty little tale as ...

... Irreconcilables from the Extreme Right and the Extreme Left—that is to say, the impenitent Royalists and the Revolutionary Socialists. Whether there was collusion or not between these two sections, it is impossible to say ; but the burden of the lay was ...

... the Government, if the interests of the Republic seem to exact it. The country does not wish a Government protected by the Socialists, neither does it desire a Goveinment protected by the Nationalists. M. Ribot's assettion, that he acted in the interest ...

... likewise a tirm supporter of the Waldeck-Rousseau Ministry, notwithstanding the fact, that he is neither a Radical nor a Socialist, but a Moderate Republican. Ile is a believer in the of Republican Concentration, which is the only one that can make head ...

... {APRIL 21, 1900 State than anything else, oblivious of the fact that M. Millerand, Minister of Commerce, is a Socialist, and yet manages to do his Ministerial work extremely well, and to the natiocal satisfaction. General Roberta has relieved General ...

... in order to comprehend its gravity. M. bleline said : When the Pren.ier introduced into his Ministry the chief of the Socialist party. I refused to follow him. It became my duty to res•st the party of Social Revolution, which is the negation of the ...

... the special group to which he belongs. In short, at the moment of action, the distinction between Moderates, Radicals and Socialists will be forgotten and there will be nothing in the field but • strong united Republican party, which must carry all before ...