... regrets this rnsuiferitation of progressive Conwrvatirm. For our part, we rejoice in it. Lord Salisbury once said We are all Socialists now. With equal trust and propriety, Liberals may now say, We are all Conservatives now, that is, Conservatives who ...

... Fortnightly Review, of all the laud legislation since 1881. He ignores the necessity for the legislation, denounces it as socialistic, and between Liberal and Conservative legislsion he sees little difference, both are very bad. Everybody has been wrong ...

... Anti. Semites are demanding measures against Jewish arrogance; Itadicals era insisting on a whole programme of reforms; Socialists are clamorous for toleration and recognition of the rights of labour ; Danes in North Schleswig are resenting the late expalsion ...

... his foot like a pi g at a fair. was exhibited as a working nun. laughter.) That political freak was suspected o stroisg Socialistic lowing', bet all the tame he permuted certain Quakerhke characteristirs, inasmuch as he never spoka or any rate evoke to ...

... charged him (the spedter) with being • Socialist. If the advocacy of working men's rights, if the endeavour to secure suitable Louses for them, and better awake for their children were Socialism, then he was Socialist. Working men will be advancing their ...

... think it would bee good plan. I never meta man I felt so like pulling with, you, Dane. Anti now that you've outlived your socialist fever— he gave a short laugh. Yes, knows I've outlived that! His voice was fierce and hard. When a man comes face to ...

... are making common cause against the policy of the Emperor, and stranger still, that policy is being also opposed by the Socialists. A Bill was introduced to the Prussian Diet by the Government providing for the connection of the great rivers which flow ...

... of Revelation. It is not necessary to endorse all Mr. Baxter's 1 views to measure the perils of the present 1 time. The socialistic propaganda er,tainst crowned heads is a terrible proof of the de• struetire elements which are at work in the lower strata ...

... hopeful features of the is the assertion of independence by all parties. Lord Salisbury not long ago said that we are all socialists meaning that all are in favour of social reforms, and the declaration of rode• pegdence which resounds from all quarters ...

... lived to see the day of his Proclamation ! While waiting in Brussels station, a youth of stunted intellect, inspired by socialistic pamphlet*, jumped on to the footboard of the train and fired right into the carriage at the Prince. Providentially his aim ...

... world ? Some mon call themselves Unionists, but the term is as indefinite as the term Socialists, for Lord Salisbury declared on a certain occasion that we are all Socialists now. The term Christian also covers a great army of men who differ on non-essentials ...

... aspires to be the representative of all sections of the Progressive pvrty in Woolwich—Liberals, Radicals. trades uuionista, Socialists, temperance men, and co-operators. His expenses were found by all couditions of men from the peer to the labourer. Mr. Crooks ...