... TURBULENT SITTING OF THE SOCIALISTS. ERFURT, October 16. This morning's sitting of the Socialist Congres, was of a very turbulent character, being taken up with violent recriminations on the part of the Opposition seotion against the leaders of the P ...

... braves the anger of the working men and openly tells us ho won't vote for it. Sir Wilfred Lawson and others of the more Socialistic stamp say it is a necessity ; and there are still others—Mr. Gladstone, for instance--who du not exactly know which side ...

... to the working men, that peaceful progress is to be preferred to war, and that Socialists should avoid a too agressive policy. A distinct improvement here. The Socialists will scam hit quite respectable politicians. M. Pasteur warmly advocates the cultivation ...

... SOCIALISTS AT LOGGERHEADS. The Moderate Party Triumph. BERLIN, Wednesday. The leaders of the extreme party, who yesterday seceded from the Socialist Congress at Eufurt, held an indignation meeting last night, at which there was a great attendance. The ...

... has told us that he is giving his attention to that great question of old age pensions —(Cheers)—which some people call socialistic legislation, but which I call Christian legislation in the best sense, and which at any rate, if the question be solved ...

... A NEW GERMAN SOCIALIST PARTY. BERLIN. The members of the Social Democratic Opposition, who receded from the rank of the party during the recent Socialistic Congress at Erfurt, are about to form a distinct organisation with the title of •• Society of ...

... for the revision of the Constitution by a constituent assembly. A second resolution was agreed to pronouncing in favour of Socialist ideas, and adding that the party would continue a fierce struggle against Parliament, the foreigner, and the Jew. ...

... THE ELECTION OF AN IMPRISONED SOCIALIST. ORDERED TO BE RELEASED. PARIS, Monday afternoon. After a short debate, the Chamber of Deputies to -day decided that M. Lafargue, the newly-elected Socialist Deputy for Lille, should be released from prison. The ...

... share of the loss. It should be profit-and-loss-sharing. Then the system, although it would still be considered extremely socialistic, would at least afford a fair prospect to all the parties implicated. At present it appears , to us a case of heads I win ...

... PARTS, November 12. The London correspondent of the Gau/oio states that Cardinal Manning, in an interview on the subject of Socialists' demands, declared himself to be in favour of an eight hours day, but only in the case of those engaged in a very arduous ...

... with austere rigour, with decided advantage both of perspicuity and literary correctness ; but the semi - educated and socialistic love grandiloquence even as the hawk hankers after the guileless sparrow. Yet the sanction of custom is often given to ...

... Yesterday he passed through Berlin and was received with an ovation. Students, politicians, ladies, poor women and children, socialists, all turned out to do honour to the fallen prince. Bismarck is not forgotten. For once it would seem that the proverb of ...