... Collectivist policy, and that the directors are Socialists. • • The Durham Miners are moving altead; from all parts of the county we hear reports of their change of views on the Eight Hours' Question, and Socialistic proposals. Some of them, however, still believe ...

... function ; but there is a section of the community which a newspaper does not reach. For a time. strange as it may appear. the Socialist movement in this country ten years ago was almost exclusively confined to a small section —the thinking portion of the educated ...

... the fashion of the Primrose League. A third has no proposal to make except that the flower must be red—the international Socialist colour. Others, again, suggest a metal badge, whilst a Glasgow man —0 mirable dietu—talks of a red cap. This question of ...

... union was directly due to a dispute between the girls and their employers, which terminated in a strike. Guided by a few Socialists and Trades' Unionists, the girls fought splendidly. They won in about a week. So energetically had we raised the wind' that ...

... that the next Government would be more sympathetic towards Labour. None of the Socialist deputies however, would consent to take under any Government, short of • Socialist one. The movement, they said, is making rapid strides, and a Sncialist Govern. ...

... MATRONS AND MAIDENS. WHo says we Socialists want to bring everything down to one dead level of monotonous uniformity No reader of our paper can hold that opinion for long, for, surely, we have been giving ample proof of our love of variety ! Why, we have ...

... question on lines other than those which have hitherto prevailed. The boot and shoe operatives in particular are strongly Socialistic. Betting is the chief vivo of the town. Bookmakers abound, anti men oarhing fair wages squander them on this uti.toeratie ...

... of the Party. :This resolution, it was pointed out, would not prohibit the I.L.P. from supporting Socialist candidates brought forward by other Socialist organisations, but referred solely to candidates standing under the auspices of the I.L.P. The three ...

... of the has been started at the Workman's Hall, bottom of Pinfold Lane, Attercliffe, to which we give all friends of the Socialistic movement a welcome. Meeting night, Wednesday, at 8 o'clock. The greatest dissatisfaction is being expressed amongst advanced ...

... two-thirds from the Liberals, and that these men politically are still somewhat in disagreement, although economically, being Socialists, they are united, would it, in your opinion, be wise to run the risk of destroying the new party by entering into an alliance ...

... preliminaries, the two got to business as follows : What, Mr. Allen, is your position towards Socialism ?— Well, I am not a Socialist. I think it is impracticable and utopian. The idea is a grand one, hut, taking mankind as it is, I think its realisation ...

... if only we would all do what we can, but I am afraid we are rather remiss on this point yet. There is a tendency among Socialists—even among those who rail at others for their possession of that which they have not earned—to talk and act as if they expected ...