... French Government mention that the emissaries of the secret societies were actively engaged in procuring recruits to the Socialist corps; they were well watched, however. The French Minister of Public Works has authorised surveys to be made for a large ...

... Sabbath as a God-ordained day of rest, but as a cessation from the wear and tear of the human body. In principles he was a socialist, and believed that men were the creatures of circumstances' and might be much happier and intelligent was it not for the ...

... parents in the Garden of Eden. And thus our country abounds with moral schemes, and the followers of Robert Owen, the Socialist, Joseph Smith, the Latter-day Saint, the German Hetzler, the Frenchman, Cabet, and the O'Conorites, like moral lunatics ...

... He attended lectures, parties, and soirees, on Sunday evenings, held in Socialist institutions; took part in discussions, and soon became an acknowledged member of the Socialist body, and, under the able tuition of his employer, hoped, ere long, to see ...

... preachipg of plain spoken Master Hugh Latimer. Kingsley as a TEACHER was next considered. His teachings in the Christian Socialist —his lectures on chettP clothes—and on agriculture—Phaathon—Alexandrian tures—Glaucus—the Heroes—and his preface to HerveY ...

... estate I—When she is turned into a field. A man named Thomas Cook, living at Huntsville, Indiana, has established a new socialistic community at that place. It is styled, The Independent Order of Free and Independent Men and Women, and declares all its ...