... SOCIALISTS TO THE FRONT. Now is the time for men who are determined to force social questions to the front to show themselves. This very Brighton election will encourage all trimmers to dismount from the fence on the Tory or Whig-Liberal side. That there ...

... system and freedom of contract. He urged on those present not to be satisfied merely with beinis or calling themselves Socialists, but to become missionanes of the new religion which, carried out to the full extent in all itsnciples, could have no other ...

... in conclusion as to the attitude of the Socialist party generally, on the much-talked of question of the use of physical force to overthrow the current authority. The case is a perfectly plain one. Socialists have no objection on principle to the ...

... r6th March. J. L. Joynes—St. James' and Soho Club, 39, Gerrard Street. Soho, W., at it.3o. Tories, Whigs, Radicals and Socialists. H. H. Champion—Marylebone Branch, 95, Hampstead Road. 7.45 p.m. The Iron Law of wages. Tom S. Lemon—Westminster Branch ...

... any other paid deputation March Bth, 1884. MEETINGS AND ADDRESSES. We shall be happy to insert Reports of Democratic and Socialist Meetings in all parts of the country if brief. Reports must reach us not later than Tuesday mornings for that week's issue ...

... SOCIALISTS AND EGYPT. An article entitled England, France and Egypt appears in the French Socialist journal Le Prolitaire which ought to find an echo among Radicals as well as Socialists in this country. The Prolitaire points out very fairly that ...

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... from our memory. Such is our view ; but, the celebration having been decided upon, it is none the less the duty of every Socialist to help to make it a success. NEEDLES IN HAY. Sara%ak the Soudan. Stiffen the Egyptian army. Give us a free hand. ...

... Yours faithfully, G. B. S. LARKING. ago, Portland Place, Regents Park, W. AN EXACTING SOCIALIST. To the Editor of JUSTICE. SIR, If the journal The Christian Socialist be, as Mr. Bax tells us, conducted by non-Christians, it is not so much like . Thiers's ...

... NIELTIN(JS AND ADDRESSES. We shall be happy to insert Reports of Democratic and Socialist Meetings in all parts of the country if brief. Reports must reach us not later than Tuesday mornings for that week's issue. ...

... great military power with conscription and the rest of it ; or we are making ready to give up India or Ireland or both. Socialists might welcome the second alternative but assuredly that is not what the cotton-jingoes want. ...

... WAGES OF GENIUS. It is an objection often raised by middle-class men against Socialist lecturers that in a society founded on the equal rights of all labour the scantiness of the remuneration for intellectual work would hinder the development of special ...