... which them occurred were often not more questions of the rate of wages, than for the regulation of earnings as to secure a socialistic equality without regard to the relative strength, industry, or skill of the workman. I remember such a strike among the ...

... improvement in the relations of capital and labour. The master is more just and considerate, and the workman less defiant aud socialistic. Their contests about wages are less a war ot forces, and more one of reason and forethought. proportion as these contentions ...

... premiership of Marshal Serrano. Another attempted rising in Barcelona has signally failed. The insurgents are described Socialists but it is also stilted that a Carlist band has appeared in the rural districts of Barcelona has been defeated. The inhabitants ...

... Secretary had been directed to the disturbance created Mr. Murphy, and whether this could not be prevented in future. The socialist and infidel lecturer was allowed to come to their large towns and utter their blasphemies, and there was no authority sought ...

... forgives them al. After this came a real working man speak. This ortunate is also an ex—not professor, but cbarti-t, and socialist, but the poor soul has seen the error his ways, and has become genteel, and, as such, was allowed to present General Sir ...

... forms of political and mselves or eyont the lation that appesled to the discont home, if aspirations of the masses. 1 of the socialists, as advocate ed to the | ‘tisciples of Rebert Owen, he oppc or irreconcileable with the fund axioms of his favourite science ...

... levelling 1 ami ]HH>r. do not believe that even in Paris, Lyons, and Marseilles, there is much sympathy with advanced or socialistic republicanism. Believing, therefore, I do, that Paris does not desire a | r.»pagau«list aud subversive democracy, lam rtill ...

... Ualiguani. Some parts of France are becoming infested wi:u robbers. In the province of Toulouse, excited, & supposed, by Socialist speeches, as well as th natural instincts, a considerable band have visited Cnguaux, St. Simon, and Lardenue, and on being ...

... assumption, which our contemporary seems to make, that, because a few anonymous bigots raise the cry of atheist or socialist against man, that must be a reason for treating him as. an outlaw. have certainly no sympathy with Mr. Bradlaugh or his ...

... —Yon wish to know if I have remained a Socialist. Upon this point your curiosity must be very great, since this is the second time you have publicly asked me the question. Be assured, I have remained a Socialist. Permit me to add that if you are ignorant ...

... that a remedy was not to be looked for in the ideas and schemes put forward by modern Socialists. The fundamental distinction between modern Socialists and the Socialists of thirty years ago was this, That the former were showing an unmistakable tendency ...

... most successful. The strikes were directed by improvised committees, whose members mostly belonged to one of the various Socialistic societies. These societies themsetves are not particularly favoured by the workmen of this country, and at the highest estimate ...