... on the impregnable rock of truth and justice—it was a cause that none of them need ashamed of. They re not Communists or Socialists—they repelled the slander with all the contempt which it deserved. (Hear, hear.) hey were engaged in a cause which, successfully ...

... the part of the various rival parties France, has thus commenced in earnest. Legitimists, Orleanists, Republicans, and Socialists, have all entered the arena conflict. Which party is destined to succeed, or whether, indeed, the efforts of any ' of them ...

... proceedings an orderly manner, if nothing had occurred lo disturb the equanimity of its grave deliberations. M. Joseph Duprat, Socialist, and nephew of M. Pascal Ouprat, the Representative, was sentenced by the Police Court of Paris, on Thursday, to imprisonment ...

... more quite the fashion amongst the upper classes— of ugly political discussions concerning the Reds and the Whites, the Socialist sand l.egitinmts, have now the history of the Virgin of Himim, who for two pauls, winks her eye at those who bestow them-another ...

... Hon. Representative considers that country torn so many parties—Legitimists, Urleanists, Bonapartisls, Republicans, and Socialists—can never be restored to tranquillity, except the whole people be consulted, and a vote of a definitive character be obtained ...

... and with some appearance of truth, that the French are incapable of taking more than a rest at any half-way house ; and Socialist Republic, or a Legitimist Monarchy, are the only frank and extreme positions to which the country must carried. Louis Napoleon ...

... popular opinion to overbear it. This again could scarcely be done without yielding many of the mad ideas and tendencies of the Socialists. So that Louis Napoleon, like the King of Prussia, has found himself between the Scy ila of oligarchy and the Cbarybdts ...

... direct political designs imputed to re- | a foreigner never appears public meeting in this country, whether be a gathering of Socialists or j of philanthropists, without exciting a smile, and ren- | dering very doubtful aid to the cause. The same may be said ...

... German Democrats, and other continental incendiaries. the subsequent meeting, wherein ceruio gentlemen, calling themselves Socialists and Red Republicans, voted their very valuable thanks to the drunken savages of Bankside, our Parisian advuers see formidable ...

... papers, he has only the open partisans— The Constitutioim el, The Pouvoir, and The Pays. Against him, has all the Democratic Socialist organs; three out of four of the Legitimist organs have declared beforehand their uncotnprorai-ing hostility; and The Union ...

... kept down by Act Parliament, and wonders can such things be. But when fulls asleep again, his thoughts still run on the Socialist schemes reads in The Tablet and Saturn; dreams of driving bis well-finished slock” to the fair; Insets a Liverpool jobber ...

... French refugees in London, begging that they may be subjected to a special surveillance. It staled that an attempt of the Socialists of Blois, to seduce the Regiment Light Infantry, had been rejected with indignation. Tbe proclamations of the Pope, with ...