... LIBRARY AADS | IUSET U. l A meeting was held yesterday in the building, situated in Campfield, recently belonging to the Socialist party, but which, in consequence of the decline in their doctrines, has long been struggling in difficulties, and has, through ...

... lationary storm which raged in France in 1848 drove * many peacefhl artists, as well as kings, ministers, tri- r buincst and socialists of state,. for refuge to our coun- P .try; aud amongst theformqr was Mqns..Louis Marvy, o ,a friend of the. writer, who ...

... the Preose awas the first to make the leading article sub- sidiary 1o the fhiilsfetori. It was even when not a professed Socialist, a great promnoter of Socialism, by the thorough thick-anrl-thin support which it lent to all the slimy, jesuit- i.lal c ...

... understood by moderate re. publicans, is a shadow without socialism. Two years back the people voted alone for revolutionary socialists, and to-day the people have no faith excepting ii men of those views. Revolution and socialism are as intimately connected ...

... Leman Rede, is in preparation at the Adelphi. M. Alex. Dumas has produced a play having for its heroine a woman entertaining socialist principles. It is written with great coarseness, breadth, and exaggeration. M. Dumas's ill-natured intention was to heap ...

... what number of persons with whose habits and pursuits they are acquainted have arrived from the provinces. Chartist and Socialist meetings are also attended and reported upon. It will be seen that the duties of the provincial officers are rather of a ...

... policy that would be adopted were those doctrines allowed fair play, M. Considerant observes as follows SOCIALISM. And the socialists! I hear some one say, those abomi- nable dreamers who wish to destroy family, property, and overthrow society, you Will ...

... knowledge of the language of phi- losophic Billingsgate, yet it is to be feared that the conception which the Christian Socialists possess of their own notions, and the statements with which they have favoured the world, have both suffered in distinctness ...

... capital. -A principle, the application of which has done more to arm the minds of the artisans of this country against socialistic chimeras than any other single cause. The appointment to the chair of Divinity at Edinburgh in 1827 threw Dr Chalmers more ...

... monarchy, let them prize and cherish all those principles which they know will preserve it from destruction [cheers]. A Socialist in the American Republic would be as popular as a favourer of the Divine right of kings in our own island. Hence it was that ...

... enter into a discussion of its merits as a history, even if we felt disposed to ?? examination andfevfutatioii of M. Blanc's socialist principles, which in England in 1832 few will be disposed to accept. As a general history, adopted to the requirements of ...

... Socialism to Nape- ) leoinism, from commercial and law reform to changes in a' - Church and Stats. Thle writers in Tait are riot Socialists, ei 3 but yet are they not either Whigs or Tories, Nay, they take t objections even to Mr. Cobidenl and Mr. Bright. They ...