... Republic. There is no sin of the Commune when represented at its worst, that is as bad as this. There is no slander of the Socialists of Paris which tells a deeper infamy than attaches to this man, whose character should have been unwritten here if tuft ...

... of tb. leaders were simply those of the Internationals. He compared the decrees of the latter with the ash:antics' and socialistic doctrines propounded by the commune, the defilement of the churches, the contempt of the rnarriace tie, and the ill•ooncealen ...

... opponents. Hering installed himself desally in power, a very convenient rumour me ccieualated that he had aoticipated the socialists in a contemplated rebellion. With bayonet ia . tiend, he then asked • panioetricken multitude to vote for him se. Emperor ...

... Liberal Association in the borough. It had been whispered that he could not come there that night without hearing strong Socialist and Republican opinions. He replied that they did not know the sentiments of the people of Woolwich, the majority of whom ...

... believer in the manifestation of celestial visitants, and even men like William Howitt, Robert Dale Owen (eon of the great socialist), and others have given in their adhesion to the modern party, who declare their belief not merely in the existence of the ...

... Dtersirwir, thuum wum.— Midi* the past week the Mowing paisente +en Manned and discharged :—Admitted, general Moves, 78 : socialists, t lying-In pationie, : total. A 2 %claire. • cured, 89 : delivered, 10 : IlliioVO4, 7 de 8; Loud, ado, arc and J Collin ...

... should have ex- Vggia more objective line of behaviour—even the che and the National Zeitung produced articles upon the Socialist question, as well as upon that at present before Ile, which made the impression upon me that they were inspired by the singular ...

... GERMAN SOCIALISTS IN THE BEICHSTAG. BERLIN, Monday Night—The debate in the Reichstag this afternoon, touching the application of the Anti-Socialist laws and thuptitions for the raising of the state of siege, oocasioad a scene that ended in Herr Liebnecht ...

... CONDITION OF RUSSIA. The exclteetision sooount of the Socialistic outages sill ennighlhee hers. Gonewal Dragon', au whoa ilie tete sliest attempt was swede, now drive' about the with an escort of Inottated Camas, end the =or leverets has thought It ...

... from all legal re strainta in their treatment of certain persons—far outstrip those laid down in the German law against the Socialists, for the latter only touch one definite class of persons; and even the so.called minor state of siege is applied only to ...

... that a dozen persons, among them two women, have just been arrested at Hamburg for distributing copies of the Liberte a Socialist Jourcal published in London by an individual named Most. . . . . . A clergyman in Illinois, who had been marrying several ...

... that the prisoner, whose age 1189 thirty-three, bad admitted his crime, and had further confessed that he belonged to the Socialist-Revolutionary party. He had no accomplice', and resolved to make the attempt of his own free will, uninfluenced by any of ...