... Later he added, “If you are on the make, the Socialist Party wont help you. If you are on the make, join the Liberals or Tories. You will get more out of them to the square inch than you will get cut of Socialists to the acre.” (Applause.) Continuing, he ...

... b 9 were carrying out the orders of —I was going to say their superiors, but, of course, the Socialiste do not recognise any—those who told them what they had to do, may be taken as any criterion, those functionaries derived great satisfaction from their ...

... forward the Bill for the sake of temperance, but because they were forced to by the militant part of their majority—the Socialists. It had been Tecognised. that there wag a wave of temperance Passing over the country, and he (the speaker) would like to ...

... somewhat of the old Whig type; and it is certain that his advent to power is not welcome either to the Nationalists or to the Socialists, Mr. HeaLy has expressed in the House of Commons his distrust of the new ...

... people to invest their monies in “countries” free from Socialist upheavals. There was no civilised place on the map free from socialist upheavals. In Russia, Germany, and especially France, the Socialist movements were very strong. He did not say Tories were ...

... House loses all sense of time, and sinks under the spell of his lullaby. Nothing can perturb nor hasten him. 3* ¥* * ¢ The Socialist demagogue, Mr. Vic Tor GRAY§ soN, continuing his series of flying matinees, - appeared at Streatham on Friday. It was ob ...

... ‘there was a Socialist candidate, who alienated a certain number of votes that might have been given to the Liberal,” and proceeds to mefer to confusion and cross voting. I have previously drawn attention to the voting power of the Socialists at election ...

... as their personal and local interests. The Socialist Wote. Dt RIS YAT RNSR NS ARSI A Ifl:rffi;‘:{’-‘.xtl;’-m Another mistake made by Mr. CrurcalLL and his friends related to the support remdered to the Socialist candidate. The Radicals considered that it ...

... Socxahstx_c measure, and therefore had told them that it was in no way a Socialistic Bill, and had nothing to do with the Socialists and their policy. The leaders of the Socialist party said what about it? Mr. Philip Snowden wrote that it established a ...

... Th‘(.a Metropolitan Divisicn of the National Union have offered to supply vans and speakers: for the purpose. That the Socialist party fear this encrcachment on their own ground is shown by their aggressive conduct ab the recent open-air meetings in ...

... home and write down all that belonged to them, and then sing, “We are the boys of the bulidog breed.”” (Laughter.) 2 As a Socialist, he declared that racial hatred did not exist as a motive for international modern warfare; the flagrantly obvious motive ...

... is the greatest ‘admission’ by Mr. Burns that he has lost his popularity in Battersea. In the days when Battersea Radical-Socialists made a point of breaking up all Corservative meetings John Burns was thelo udest in ridiculing the idea of the Comservatives ...