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... Unionist—an ex-delegate of the Chartist Convention—and even now a Trustee of the Convention Funds. H. Smith—Whig-Radical and a Socialist. Joshua Scholefield, M.P.—a Political Unionist. W. Scholetield (Mayor)—a ditto. C. C. Scholefield—a Councillor of the Political ...
... THE RDITOR OF THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirt-In your numbers for the 2211 and 231 instant are some remarks on Chartists and Socialists, partly editorial, avid partly from your correspotndernt, which, in my appre- hension, exhibit a loosenessi of reasoning ...
... CHURCH DISCIPLINE BILL. The Bishop of GLOUCESTER presented a petition agalist this bill from Swaitffham, in Norfolk. THE SOCIALISTS. Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a petition from certain persons in Sheffield praying the house to appoint a coin- ulittee to ...
... upon the state of Ireland with respect to crime, and of the minutes of evidence, with the appendix thereto. Ordered. THE SOCIALISTS. Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a petition from certain persons in Sheffield praying the House to appoint a committee to examine ...
... the bosoms of tens of thousands atarOg e the labouring classes has been generated partly by reasonings of the sect of socialists, but in by far greater degree by the abuse of property itself. P p rights of labour have Leen gradually swallowed the ...
... cheap government, but how then vote for increasing the army. Unionists outbade Reformers, Chartists outbade Unionists, and Socialists outbade Chartists in the purchase of popularityehnt he trusted to the good sense of the peop who must see that mon worm ...
... the bosoms of tens of thousands among the labouring classes has been generated partly by the reasonings of the sect of socialists, but in by far the greater degree by the abuse of property itself. The rights of labour have been gradually swallowed up ...
... attempt to bring about the sacred month before an universal arming shall have taken place, will ruin all. Socimastm.—The Socialists of this place had a grand demonstration this artertknon;ivhen the.upidation-stone of a raw building, to be called The Hall ...
... in a clock-case. He was brought up at the Borough Court this morning, but was re- manded till Wednesday. Socialism — The Socialists of this place had a grand de- monstration this afternoon, when the foundation-stone ofa new building, to be called The ...
... delusions ? This was a religious outbreak; but how will he account for the present political outbreaks of the chartists and socialists ? Are they also to be attributed to the want of secular education? Alas! his lordship must know but little of the history ...
... 3.60 inches; and what is worthy of remark, that 4:seeurred in the last week ofJuly.-31anchester paper. i °cl ALtsm.—The Socialists of Manchester had a grand hto'neDestration on Monday afternoon, when the foundationa new building, to be called The Hall ...
... notice. It if infects the poor in a more deadly manner 3. than democratic principles. It demoralizes g more than heists or Socialists. Better were 'e universal suffrage than universal sufferings. The sacred month it threatens is that which only ends with ...