... sense whereby most of us with greater or less accuracy appreciate what is the opinion of others about us. Robert Owen, the socialist, had a similiar deficiency, and hence he visited statesmen, expounded his plans, and left their presence gratified, without ...

... to the extent of the prevalence we are left in the dark. The :Hon. ROBERT DALE OWEN of Indiana, a son of ROBERT OWEN the Socialist, and a shrewd and able statesman, albeit a Spiritualist, writes to a contemporary: Without any prescribed creed, without ...

... opinion that if Christians did not return to unity, they would never be able to resist the attacks - of the Infidels and Socialists. The Rev. Mr. Oxenham seconded the resolution, which was adopted. The other resolutions were proposed by the Rev. Mr. Hugo ...

... aim of educational reformers and of social reformers should be to remove from men the disadvantages of birth, not by any socialistic scheme or communism, or by the equal division of property, which would lead to greater impoverishment of the people than ...