... from west of the Rhine referring to the subject proceeds from M. Raspail, a fierce Radical but, being a man of wealth, no Socialist. M. Raspail, who holds the pro'ud position of president of the Lyons Society of Freethinkers, and has practised that faith ...

... works in the press for the new year which will prove of general interest. Amongst them maybe mentioned a History of American Socialists, by (Father) J. Humphrey Hoyes. It will be remembered that Mr. Hcpworth Dixon has treated this subject at great length ...

... more concerned on the subject that politics have no share in producing this strike, the origin of which is exclusively socialistic. It therefore touches the most difficult and dangerous questions of modern times. Let us observe, however, that the working ...

... Berlin, and in the following year, 1843, to Cologne and in the latter city he soon became the most prominent member of the Socialist party, which was then forming there under the influence of the French Saint-Simonians, speaking at their meetings, associating ...

... lend itself to such a device as that of preparing evidences of this kind is not to be believed by any one but a Repub lican Socialist of the most decided tinge but somehow it is a fact that abundant evidence of plots rarely fails to be forthcoming at opportune ...

... where he resides during his visit. Austria. The trial of fourteen workmen charged with belonging to a society for spreading socialistic doctrines, and in connection with trades' unions in other countries, has begun at Vienna. A large crowd of workmen assembled ...

... report that Spain and France are on the best of terms. Austria. The trial of the working men charged with belonging to a Socialist Society has resulted in their con demnation to terms of imprisonment varying from two months to six years. Switzerland. The ...

... of Working Men has taken advantage of the overthrow of the Empire to issue a manifesto in the interests of peace to the Socialist Democracy of Germany. More influential members of the Republican party profess an equal readiness to accept peace on reasonable ...

... send more people to become landowners in the colonies, as it is hopeless for them to expect any share of the English soil. Socialist reformers who are beginning to prick up their ears now that there is a Republic across Dover Straits, may reply that it would ...

... all over the country. On the other hand, the scarcity of good arms and trustworthy officers, the antagonism between the Socialists and the moderate Republicans, and even in many places the inertness and timidity of a large part of the population, are ...

... archi tectural beauties of the building, I cannot say but there, supported on either hand by more flags of the orthodox Socialist colour, stands now a wondrous bust of the Goddess of Liberty, draped in the tricolour robe, crowned with the bonnet rouge ...

... months and days of the week, are, we suspect, equally intractable in matters of spelling and, anyway, the Parisian Democratic-Socialist-Republicans must be held to have commenced their orthographical innovations at an unfortunate moment. One of the most curious ...