... others, and help for the unfortunate and oppressed, and tlial it would not la* disputed that Christian, man or woman, was a socialist. Tic dealt with the question the churches not taking sufficient interest in the welfare of their flocks He that man nature ...

... POSERS FOB SOCIALISTS. The** dMitring to ermed with eerie* of 30 40 uiianawereble qoeetiooe tor ebonld eend two eUmpe to W. Wheotoroft, I. Poplar OheeterfieU. for *' Debate Sooieltem ▼. Tariff Keform,” between Mr Bthbinge. 8.A., orgenieer end orator of ...

... the flow question.** the ministers. Mr J Wilson, Chanc ell or of the Exchequer, admitted their programme was largely of socialistic character, but justified it tin* grounds of the greatest good to the greatest number. Mr Whittle led off for the opposition ...

... Brethren said it without offence. It was owing hi?* father’s narrowviews and tyranny that left home that early age. was not Socialist, had been stated, although had studied Henry Gorge and the land-tax. After sixteen years' service in the hank was receiving ...

... the (ommittee, presidotl over the ceremony. Mr K Young, chairman the Council, performed the opening ceremony. •• Jii»tke,” Socialist organ, July 3M, >.«v ...

... desired to wage the conflict finish. With the printer* I joining the strikers newspapers can ap' pear except perhaps such are Socialist organ*. ...

... Glasgow, the result of his matured rejections upon the social resolution which embodied in the Finance Bill of the Radical Socialist Government. la intervening in the campaign against the Budget Lord Rosebery undertook task which was both difficult and painful ...

... ao comprehensive a statement of the great issues, it would the smashing argument* with which demolished the new Uadical Socialist theory of finance that the nation may benefited the destruction of one of its integral elements With a keen sen si' of the ...

... present Finance Bill »• demanded by—and designed meet—the necessith* of the State.” Why, then, do hi* colleague* and their Socialist baeker* keep reminding us that the revolutionary taxes will bring in little nothing for year two, but that the whole point ...

... hjawiae time the rhildivn retnrued fron • cry. whither they bad Item sent to play, but « l«W Wf M aaaul a»«> M ■ N v - . THE SOCIALIST BUDGET. How it will affect tie BalMlaf Trade. [Bt Bomiaioa D. Koraa, M.A.] II u Admitud ftll that tb» (MUb tb* ...

... . the present circumbtancee, it admitted that uncertainly doe* exi*t a* to the actual will of the people regarding the Socialistic proposal* embodied in Budget. One party claim* the measure a* a triumph for Another party denounced it for embodying auch ...

... and judge the questions upon present day methods. Keir Hardie had welcomed the Budget because it gave even the extreme Socialists substantial slice of what they were fighting foe. He (Mr Percy) was firmly convinced that the great mas* of the working ...