... the minds of the workmen against their employers and that tyrant capital. Threatening placards, violent articles in the Socialist Press, street processions, with drums, &e., have been resorted to.' The consequence of all this is that the master builders ...

... Church, Anabaptists, Churchmen, French Protestants, Swiss Church. Eastern Reformed Presbyterians, Free Churchmen, New Church, Socialists, Church of Denmark, Arminian Methodists, Lady Huntingdon's Connexion, Walkerites, Morrissonian', Episcopal Church of America ...

... contest is waging in Newtown, Montgomeryshire. Robert Owen, at one time extremely notoiious for the propagation of his socialist doctrines, was a native of Newtown. leaving that town at an early age and returning thither to die. His admirers have recently ...

... What direction that effort will take remains a secret probably even to himself. Were he what he was at fifty, it would be Socialist. No effort, say many French observers, would dislodge the man who abolished the mortgages on French peasant properties, a ...

... is the only representative of his race. In his youth he was an associate and friend of Louis Napoleon, but he entertained socialist and communist views, which prevented him from retaining the confidence of that ruler after the revolution of '43. He incurred ...

... many Atheists had been brought to a belief in the immortality of the soul by Spiritualism. Robert Owen, the leader of the Socialists, before he died had his eyes opened to the truth thrJugh the raps which were sometimes so mach despised. Miss Hardinge then ...

... permitting capitalists to thrive by making drunkards, it left itself no means of educating drunkards' children, but by a socialistic system, in which the State became universal parent. The friends of education spoke of training as well as teaching, but ...

... th.• fourth circumscription as a non juror. The/Zeroed publishes the following laconic letter from him to the Democratic Socialist Committee of that district : answer to your appeal, I accept with deference and gratitude your pronosai to stand as a nonluring ...

... purveying to the true wanta of the State. Our French peasant is not at all a socialist. He ia too fond of land generally, and of his own land in particular, to hear much of socialist doctrines ; but, shut up as he is in village interest and village views, ...

... ceremony, in which the Mayor and Cerporallon took part Paris Figaro ham =de •carious diecoverv. M. Rochefort, the republican socialist, the elected of Belleville, is said to be the same person as the Count Henri de Rochefort de Lucay, who, In 1861, wrote to ...

... a joyous dinner, at which were General Rlapka, James Fazy, a renowned dramatic author, a French wit and some celebrated socialists. Every one laughed and talked and argued except Don Henry. Somebody asked him why he did not also throw his idea into the ...

... Connor, Miser IN SEASON —A boy asked his father what the apple-trees would bear next season ; the parent replied —Boys ! A SOCIALIST remarked, That the ds crest ship In the whole world was Friendship. Whereupon a young mus arose from amongst the congregation ...