... purveying to the true wants of the State. Our French peasant is not at all a socialist. He is too fond of land generally, and of his own land in particular to hear much of socialist doctrines ; but, shut up as be is in village interest and village views, ...

... a joyous dinner, at which were easeral fflapka, James Fasy, a renowed dramatic author, • French wit and some celebrated socialists. Every one laughed and talked and argued except Don Henry. Somebody asked him why he did not also throw his idea into the ...

... a recent date. The event which at one time made his name widely known was the controversy he held with Robert Owen, the Socialist, in the latter part of 1838. Owen gave a course of lectures in Reading, denouncing indiscriminately all the trtiths of religion ...

... on no account be tolerated. Oar army has already suffered sufficiently fur its *ant of discipline. Let us hope that the Socialist 'leaders will not. debauch our soldiers, an* that means will soon be found to prevent too frequent and too immediate contact ...

... been undergoing.—Good Words gives us a continuation of The Sylvester., in which the old gentleman begins to develop his socialist ideas more publicly in a long speech at the opening of a village institute, which is here reproduced. A new tale, The High ...

... undoubtedly organising on Turkish territory, and military preparations have been made to oppose it. Getman SOCIALISTS.—A large and remarkable Socialist meeting has been held at Leipsic. Many middle class persons and ladies were present. The Commune was SHAM ...

... that Count Beust and Prince Bismarck have agreed upon an identical policy to be pursued against the International and the Socialistic movement of the day. The Guardians of the Poor at Southampton have elected 1)r Archer, a homeopathist, medical officer to ...

... would that treat of His demands on the world, and especially the English people, in a social point of view. Christians were socialists in the holiest and hi;hest sense of the word, they were those who would raise the standard of equality anti liberty throughout ...

... debate. The Echo du Parkment, cf Brnsselit, draws attention to, and warmly protects against, an article in the Liberti, a Socialist paper, hostile to the English Government, and in favour of Fenianisin and revolution in general. It is understood that there ...

... the province of Gerona. It appears that in the struggle between the Government and the insurgents two parties of Gelation Socialists have been disarmed at a place near Pontevedra by a column under Colonel Mendoza. 42,000 dollars of plundered specie were ...

... ST A SOCIALIST.—An Irish correspondent in France says that the Duke of Fitzjames, a descendant of Marshal Berwick, in a fire near his chateau, was among the first to give assistance at the risk of his life. Insulted grossly by one of the Socialists of the ...

... in more detail Mr. Laing reiterated these objections. By admitting such an exemption, they would be advocatin4 the almost Socialist theory that taxation should be borne wholly by the wealthy. The income tax bad so many important uses that he should pause ...