... it must bo remembbered that they were a Socialist party as well as an ?? party. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Irvire counselled moderation in their action toward:; candidates who were not prepared to adopt the wkole Socialist programme. (Hear, hear.i Mr. Hperbc-z.-] ...

... SOCIALIST AND LAOWER CONFERENCE NO IR00OM TO LIVE.' '[TIE LABOUR, PART'Y AND MUNLOLi'ALf- kli lc ii41ati-ai divid itcg Iinto th Ict ?? tio 15 for ti, I -SCOl9I'IkYIJ P0011 LAW. Mi. It Mortt~il, Cti.r-k of tho UcccPcvIariiic ctli:o it, vqubtitte Ld a ...

... SOCIALISt A~iLA~oj COINERENCE. IS I THLE RJOUSIxe pROLELX POOR LAW AND IDUtCATr01 QBSTI4ONS. A~ two disysi conferece of Sooaiat elected ?? from al at Uf hd4~ asoanced at Gls=ow yeserday. l Lozel Proo Chislwhnm, wh;oile ln oU wrdce at, Ulii'ial ?? to ...

... Then came four carriages of wreaths, and, after that, sixteon cariages containing the relatives of the deceased and the Socialist mem- bers of Parliament- No religious ceremony was performed at the gravesides, but in the leichen- halle, or unconsecrated ...

... followers and the in- T heritors of a small but important body of Christian Socialists of whom Frederick Denison Maurice m'as the distinguishod leader and founder. The Chris- n tian Socialists, to their eternal credit, .vere the chief instrument rihich guided ...

... OUR CORRESPONIDENT.) ROME, Tuesday Night. After long, hesitation the Socialist Deputy Turati has decided to decline Bresci's defence, 1earing their adversaries might accuse the Socialists of indirectly approving regicide. Bresci has lost much of his former ...

... 232 against. M. Ribot then delivered a philippic against tho Government. M. Ribet's interference, however, frightened the Socialists, who hold the casting vote, and who now saved thao Government. The first part of the Gerville-Rache motion was put, and ...

... how to connect the rights and duties of the working classes with the existing order of society. Now it is to substitute a Socialist-or, as Mr. Pickles says, a Collectivist-for an Individua- list foundation. This is rather a sweeping pro- position. Socialism ...

... am., as- 1 said above, a S~ocialist; but, as I be.- long to no Socialist organizations. I may- perhaps be entertaining most heretical notions throug;h ignorance., I shall be gl!ad if you will allow some authoritative Socialist to tell me why I must. be ...

... The priests have often worked with Socialists and extreme ?? at elections in order to defeat or discredit Liberal candidates, loyal subjects of the Kind,. Will the Vatican denounce this murder, as every Socialist and Radical in Italy will de- nounce ...

... thev were a Socialist party as well as an anti-Impe- rialist party. But his views did not seew to be popular, and the next election, so fir as the Socialists are concerned, is to be fought on the Imperialist issue. So we shall see Socialists supporting ...

... fnfom steps taken by the Italian Government, 1g it would seem clear that they cannot be ex- tradited, ANZARCHIST CONGRESS. SOCIALISTS NOT ADMITTED. 'al An Anarchist Congress has been summoned to [es meet in Paris on Sapt. 19 and the two following ~er days ...