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... position in formal terms, M. Proudhon expressed himself in nearly the following words: — l am neither a com- munist nor a socialist I am opposed to a progressive scale of taxation. I believe, however, that property will suffer the fate of Christianity, ...
... public is also spoken of as anything but assured. The true republicans would, according to rumour, accept tlie support of tbe Socialists, Communists, and the Sec. o is; in a word of ' tlie Red Republicans.' The moderate party shrink from such an expedient. ...
... be rather the assassination of General Cavaignac or M. Thiers, than any immediate insurrection. The Legitimists and the Socialists are said to have formed a junction, and doubtless there will be many unnatural alliances to over- turn the Republic, before ...
... Committee of Inquiry is immense. There is a feeling of satisfaction at the avowal of M. Proudhou that the insurrection had been Socialist, and not Republican. This declaration simplifies the matter exceedingly. The question of advanced or ultra, or red or pure ...
... tribune, and developed with clear- ness the duties imposed on the State, and proved that the droit dv travail invented by the socialists was an impossi- ble and dangerous absurdity. M. Ledru Rollin contended that the droit dv travail was a right conquered by ...
... reported to have decided on dismissing the procu- reur-general who attended the banquet at Toulouse. The democratic and socialist banquet at 2f. a head was held oil Saturday, at a wine-house, at the Barriere de Sevres, and mustered between 10UO and 1200 ...
... the Government relative to the state of siege have decided, with General Cavaignac, in favour of its removal . The great Socialist dinner, at which above 2000 Red Re- publicans attended, and at which Pierre Leroux and Count ?? Shee, an ?? of France, presided ...
... endeavour to bring about an understanding widi the Socialists aud Red Re- i publicans; the former of whom support Raspail for the ! Presidency, aud the latter Ledru Rollin. A general meeting of tbe Socialist electors of the j ! city of Paris took place on ...
... Brussels j Herald. Socialism in America. — Disastrous Failure. ! — The attempt of the followers of M. Cabet to estab- j lish a Socialist Icaria in Texas has turned out a disastrous failure. After performing a long and fatiguing journey, j dirough forests, to ...
... toe uhlic, preferring the risk of condemnation to that of com- blivion. Accordingly, on Christmas Eve, these vis- ?? t socialist festivals were held to celebrate die birth of Christ the first great Social Beformer. The announce- i.-nt, placarded on ...
... in confinement 2600, of whom 1700 are, it is said, to be transported to Africa. The Socialists. — lnternal dissensions appear to menace the existence of the Socialist fraction of the Re- publicans. A duel had taken place between Count D* Alton Shee, ex-peer ...
... of this department. They remained here en permanence during the night of the 29th. Some dragoons, led by two well-known Socialists, who assumed the uniform of the dragoons, endea- voured to disturb public tranquillity during the night. This small troop ...