... very existence is one long tale of the exploitation the working class in every form. The pretences of reformers and sham Socialists, from Lord Provost Sammy down to P. G. Stewart and Scott Gibson are trenchantly exposed and their Schemes compared to ...

... without t Osnqiql party, bandmg together to figlit tkk the oncoming socialist wavv , ..rkic,it live*, . threatening to submetge them.. . They View with alarm the increase in the socialist vote, from in 1881 to 2,Z12,000 votes in IS9B, dnd call tor subscriptions ...

... The rapid growth of the Socialist party in Switzerland is evidenced by the fact that 57,676 votes were cast for the candidates of the Socialist paty, the vote in the year 1884 being 2,796. During the last two years the Socialist vote has increased by 20 ...

... THE SOCIALIST. as much, or even more, upon The in dividual himself as 'upon his surroundings. they will guarantee, at lyaqt, the happiness that can ,be found in the 'free and varied exercise of the. different capacities Of the human beink; that need not ...

... THE SOCIALIST. At the present time Glasgow affords us a striking example of how little Cooperatioa is effective iowards the softening down, or allaying of the Class Struggle. A strike is in process on the part of the tailors in the employment of tour ...

... peroration. hey state a truth which every day is making more manifest. They represent the standpoint of the Revolutionary Socialist movement of all lands, and the touchstone which at :once exposes and confutes middle class reform movements of all descriptions ...

... THE SOCIALIST. Catholic and Anglican standpoint. inasmuch as it implies religious teaching without insistence on the episcopal form of church government which is an essential in both their creeds. The complete secularisation of education is the only system ...

... POLMOAL IMCKETSTICKS. Glasgow, the municipalizers . Mecca, illustrates every day the truth of the Socialist dictum that the rotten cloth of .capitalist society cannot be patched., For, notwithstanding the municipal glories obtaining in this city—about ...

... A further instance i worth quoting to show how this rOckett;tick - who started the I. L. P. views things through the Socialist spectacips. I was much intere ed in the visit of the Indian and C nial troops to this city last year. T y brought home ...

... Ireland, Finland, Poland,—all struggling subjected nations will realise their freedom when, and only when the flag of the Socialist Republic flutters from the Capitol at Washington. This recalls the following similar prophesy of Whittier. Hear it old Europe ...

... THE SOCIALIST. PROLIFIC GROUND. The German labouring element is just now prolific ground tor the Socialist propaganda. In the coil and iron minin. regions of the Rhineland, Westphrllia, Silesia, Slxony, and the southern provinces labourers are being given ...

... that the Labour Party was composed of four sections—Socialists, Trade Unionists, I. L. P.ers and Cooperators. It is interesting to find one of the inner circle establish a distinction between Socialist and I. L. P.ers. When we Social Democrats said so it ...