... Reformatien !’* The Eog)i*h Reformed Church is welcome to its grest au'her, and may well be froud of the ponder” (as the Socialist Hyndmsn calls him) who saenfied justice snd religion minisler to Henry's passions, and the cowardly apostate who denied over ...

... tbe citizen has to pay bis own dues. In tbe case of those citizens, howe%er, who do not possess tbe means of paying, truly Socialist clause provides that the dues shall be paid by the local commune or parish of which he is a member. For every such person ...

... when it is calmly thought over; for although it is too much to say that it is a Socialistic movement, the Socialists score heavily all through. It is avowed Socialists who have suffered for their principles that Burns and Champion, the one a rough and ...

... SOCIALIST TACTICS. THB KDITOB OF THB TILBCBT Sir.—ln last Wednesday’s iasae of the Star, Sep»ember 18th, appeared a dignified rebuke from E.W. Brooks, Erq , to Mr Tillett, one of the strike heroes, who it seems has bean very unjustly attacking the Liberal ...

... minutes everything Liberal had testimonials from Mr Hopewell that should be written in red ink only. To be Liberal was to be Socialistic, Communistic, and anything else but Constitutional. Mr Hopewell is by no means deficient in oratorical power, but he will ...

... summary. The courtesy and assistance volunteered t« us were, offered to another Essex firm, who are Tory Southend, somewhat Socialistic Barking, decidedly Liberal Braintree, and colourless at Chelmsford. It was this firm that “salted” the report, and it was ...

... staggered him by remarking; “You men are all the same—always sorry when poor wmmo gets the chance a kittle *«oev.» SOUTHEND SOCIALISTS AND THE BUILDINGS COMMITTEE. COUNCILLOR lit H)I)Y HKATKDLY PUKFKKS ORAVK CHAROKS. the monthly meeting of Southend Town Uouneil ...

... is the unity for common action of all the sections the party of progress. Liberalism or Radicalism might do without the Socialist detachment, but with it victory will much more quickly secured. that end the former ought to adopt a strong and stirring ...

... I have seen something there is enough of at last.” Mr J. A. Oglesby, the new Liberal organiser, met a number of Southend Socialists face to face at a meeting held last Friday week, and at the close bis address received rapid fire of questions. These s ...

... used to favoured by Mr. Jos. Chamberlain, i* blessed by Bishop, has some support m temperance circles, and is adopted by Socialist*. Local Veto is not reform ; it fails to discrimina'e between good public houses and badly conducted establishments; it speak** ...

... Deadichado,' the Socialist, has returned to our columns is as emphatic in other days. He, al-**, is leader in his party, and his advice is not that of another well known leader, whose opinion had in mind when writing last week. The ordinary Socialist, arc told ...

... worker*., imn where the shoe and .io. ...