... LETTER, LONDON. A serious inconvenience has arisen to the open-sit advocacy of the Temperate* cause, front the occupation by Socialists and other agitators, of ground in the tames diets vicinity of that long used by Temperance advocates. The result Is, in ...

... district, have been devising amass of preventing the evils which would have probably followed the procession projected by the Socialist Federation. Every lover of the public perosives the wisdom of such measures, in preference to each am would have sought the ...

... former are transparently violent and revolutionary. his not a little singular that in their efforts to obtain converts the Socialist leaders my little or nothing about.thearink question; and, in some cases, strongly oppose the Temperance Reform. Prom a tactical ...

... Knatchbull-I(ugessen), and Lord Bramwell are the chief representatives, who have an absurd horror of what they ccli Socialistic legislation. They might be asked what legislation has to do if not with society ? and what they have to do with a branch ...

... for the elevation of the people, but after long and patient consideration of the methods put before them by the loading Socialists of the day, he could not help feeling that in their case there was zeal without knowledge. They had to remember that a greed ...

... indkiduallsm that is so galling to the unemployed. Thecrowds that make up this body in our great cities are Christian Socialists to a man. It is of no use preaching to them about self-help, foresight, prudence, industry, economy, and temperance. AU ...

... for bread and you give us a paper to sign.' You ask society for bread? Society has enough to do to lind bread for itself. Socialists and unemployed in asking society to look after them, to take care of them, to provide them with food, f rget that they ...

... happy homes. Were the question merely an economical one, it would be worthy of the serious attention of politicians and Socialists, journalists and philanthropists, and of all interested in the national well being. But it carries with It other and still ...

... Herein is the chief cause of sin and suffering, and national degradation. Political economists may teach. Bishops may preach. Socialists may declaim. Emigration Societies may offer inducements for our industrious poor to build up new homes in the Colonies. ...

... result, via., social disorder, and they could do much to alleviate the acuteness of that evil. Mr. Sitwell added that the Socialist, Id • Ilyndman, said drink was caused by poverty, and if they wanted to cure the drink question they must go to the poverty ...

... besides which the possession of house or any other kind of property often inclines the owner to Conservative as opposed to socialistic or communistic principles. We like to see journalists of all parties repudiating connection with drink; and we rejoice ...

... address, dealing with the temperance question from social and political points of view. Ile dealt with the arguments of the Socialists in favour of a more equal distribution of wealth, and expressed tho belief that if the methods of the temperance party for ...