... a hopes of the Socialists would be realised, for at gwithwcaitajism. they must remember went credit; -and wht we as a nation should do without credit i i heaven only knew. (Laughter.) He felt rather inclined hii ato say to the Socialist, if it be true ...

... TIlE TRADES CONGRESS. THE - , . THID AY. soME SOCIALIST sJPTPJUSIS. :NDLPENDEA_~. LADOUR, PARTY AND ITS SU1PPORT. M, A ':0L 0'A iTl. iiic 1I ?? I il I w 1 TIltI iitO ISi 11ti JI ng tI 1.tp '-hl liv1!11 1. y alo ii o 11W fo n11it ?? wi1 k;-htrz ttoafilite ...

... Mr. Hyndman w if appear in the chair, and the demonstrat addressed by those who are most prot ociated with him in the Socialistic a; se gentlemen make no secret of the 1 y have serious designs upon the East En? non-workers. “When we take posses ver-hill ...

... order that the view may- not be obstracted, and ; the windows will be glazed with cathedral glass. ATTACK ON A SOCIALIST LEADER.-The Socialist I leader who has been attemptilng to orgamnse a -black flag ' I demonstratioa ott the occasion of the visit ...

... of the French committee for the same exposition. Tine votes of ]; the army for the Vosges are by a great majority for the Socialist candidate. The opposition to the measures against te the press, on the part of provincial papers, is so decided that is a ...

... sta ?? mnfc biatuted is as soft as some iron. smtybaW Ilve 'W ere SOCIALISTS ATl THE LOCAL GOVEENMENT dg isk Adeuato BOARD. 1e A eputtionfrom the St. Pancras branch of the )ce Socialist Federation, accompanied bay several hundreds of sh'the unemployed ...

... Social Demokrat, a newspaper just founded in Berlin by the leaders of this party, has been permitted to disseminate its socialistic doctrines without disturbance on the part of the police. Hence it is that in the debate on the coalition question on Saturday ...

... which made Elg- t iand the example of the world. Dr. Aveling (organiser of the conference) read comnur- nications from Socialistic and kindred associations abroad, offering greetings and conigratulations. The Social C Democrats of Hungary wrote that they ...

... noon oumpaitively lovely. After the luncheon interval the two contending elements in the Congress, repre- sented by the new Socialists and the old-fashioned Tradee Unionists, came into conflict, and there was an interesting struggle. The result was a triumphant ...

... in deference to the course adopted by the majority. Both parties are resolved not to Yield. Meetings, presided over by Socialist leaders, continue to be held, at which from 6X000 to 7,000 ma3,ua aUttend, HULL PRICE CURRE NT, TuUMDAT. TqMflER. Las.d. ...

... The funds have been depresned since this dayweek, pertly from the slackness of business, as well as from the ?? of another Socialist candidate at Paris. Opinions are naturally divided as Io 3the probable conocquencee, some regarding the Ciroumstance as a ...

... British. soldiers should never- be used against Irish Loyalists. AME RICA-N SOCIALISTS AND) THE CE1N`IRAL LABOUR UNION. A Central News telegramn front New York ?? various Socialist aiganisations which have bee'n con- nected with thle Central Labour'Union ...