... Prornieed Land.' Is it socialistic: ''No, sir—philosophical, returned the author, with emphasis ; it points to v higher plane ot life within. He then proceeded negatively to characterise Ins book as neither socialistic, spiritualistic, nor deno ...

... beiic taken against the Socialists Huddersfield, and while dome i this we beg leave to state that we do not identify ourselves with J? we merely stand upon the broad principle Civil h y ' 11 wi be reco cted that the Socialists ' in Huddersheld have lately ...

... the early coming of a Socialistic era, in which the masses will give tho pace to progress and the classes will obey. The rejection of Mr. Broadhurst and the poll of Mr. Tillett are, as we have said, the curl of the Labour Socialistic breakers. They are visible ...

... Louis Napoleon, according to those returns (which are nearly complete) had received 116,014 votes. M. Fould 80,193, and the Socialist, M. Raspail, 67,852. The other two Red candidates, MM. Thore and Cabet, received respectively 65,650 and 65,460 votes, thus ...

... M. Henri Carrette, Mayor of and other Socialists. As the proceedings were about to commence, M. Vanderschelden, who has turned his back on the workmen's party, made his appearance, in company with other Socialists who have followed his example, and was ...

... well might uproarious party of street-brawlers have packed the Socialist place of meeting, and violently put a op its proceedings, by conduct similar that coin uned haitists and Socialists on this occa* u he room was engaged and paid for by the part.es ...

... proof that the hazy nostrum* of even well-meaning and eloquent Socialists are not within measurable distance becoming a definito factor in British politics is quite true that the Socialist vote East Bradford, it is a controllable quantity, is the determining ...

... the united votes of tho Socialists and Progressists. Although the young politician hereditary baron, and possessor of a considerable fortune, he is one of the most outspoken members the Belgian Republican Farty, holds Socialist views, and has renounced ...

... liim to present four petitions from bodies of Socialists, praying for the fullest inquiry into their tenets and principles. The right Rev. Prelate then proceeded to ex. prefs hit surprise that the Socialists had not been prosecuted because they had offended ...

... of the Socialists ou Christianity : and showed, from the declarations of Robert as well as from placards published by Socialist missionaries, that their object was the extirpation of all religion—in whatever form it might appear. The Socialists unblushingly ...

... course are cheap. But now that the fight is over, and Mr. Mahon once again occupies a normal position in the ranks of local Socialist agitators, it may not be amiss to point out that had Mr. lowrey not been thrown off the platform at the Hunslet meeting on ...

... waa elected chairman. A discussion took plaoe aa Is the title of the new organisation.— Mr. Carson (Glasgow) proposed The Socialist Labour Party, wbHe Mr. H. A. Barker proposed The Independent Labour Party.—Alderman Ben Tllett strongly deprecated the ...