... morals s the Chartist, under the pretenes of ehristianity, might daily cmploy it as a seditions mecting. bouse, and the Socialist, in the exercise of his relizion, might use it for promuleating viee and blasphony, A Libeval wobleman, a few yoars sinee ...

... and of unious. It is thus proved, that even the Dissenters will not be coutent with the Heathenish process of eivil and socialist conjunc tions, but that they —or at any rate the females wmong them —decline the degradation prepared for them by thes leaders ...

... town ; and we are credibly informed the same bholds good elsewhere. How is this? * Voile une enigme ”* We can umlfland why Socialists, who arc anxious to uproot alltmblhlm{mdnfimhu-l belief, in order to pave the way for the introduction of their Utopian ...

... they eold eighty thousand ecopics. In that town there were several large Halls of Science (falsely so called) built by the Socialists for the better dissemination of their doctrines, but since the friends of the Bible and other sovietics had so actively ...

... revolution. The electoral question hourly increases the difficulties of the Government. The exclusion of all the leaders of the Socialists from the lists of candi- dates for the National Assembly published by the Central Committee, under the influence of Government ...

... found in our Foreign columu. A most formidable organization of the workmen commenced under the leadership of the mischievous Socialists, and Paris was surprised by the sudden entry into the city of this fierce body completely armed. The insurgents soon took ...

... The fighting is renewed. The alarm is dreadful everywhere. General Cavaignac is appointed Commander of Paris. It was a Socialist plot. It began at one in the morning. It wasa regular organised conspiracy. Some say that the Polytechnic School are at the ...

... retreat. These are a few of the incidents to show the determined, desperate courage of the Sections, for it was they and the Socialists who here contended, and the valour and constancy with which the troops, National Guards (of Paris and the provinces) and ...

... numbers of the ouvriers fell in the lute conflicts. Many mre are in prisoun, others in flight. This equally applies to the Socialists and Communists, although the partly pretend that they have only given way in order to return to the charge with more effect ...

... there is an alli‘ance between him and Prince Louis Napoleon,whose publications have given him a hold upon a large “body of Socialists. The Prince, presuming upon the ‘support likely to be obtained in this quarter, and ‘anticipating some support from a section ...

... These are the nominations of the red Republicans and Socialists, and no doubt of all the candidates these are the most objectionable in the eyes of the Goverament ; yet it would appear that mest classes voted for the Prince as he had an immense majority ...

... At all events the Assembly has confidence in them ; as have also the bulk of the people; of course Ledru Rollin and his socialists are very indignant, but it is an appointment that will bring much satisfaction, and will very materially assist in the ...