... they had received an anonymous letter stating that the men were a band of socialist fanatics goingto Brussels to upset the government, and that not only was their flag of the socialist colour, but that a figure on the top of the staff, the head of an old ...

... -A socialist and republican organ, opposed to the French Government. L' Observatellr. -Opposition journal, representing the Left, and under the influence of the more moderate refugees. Circulation, 1,200. L'Etoile Beige.—A republican and socialist organ ...

... titled multitude, whose first objeefc is to plume them- selves thus richly at her expense ? Is it to be wondered at that socialist and levelling doctrines find in that country so many supporters ? ...

... in political discussions. He attached him- self to what was known as the school of the Phalanstere — that section of the Socialists who sought to work out the ideas of Fourier. In 1842, Bernard, then of the aO'e of 25, became editor of the democratic ...

... manifestation was boasted >r, and pressed into their We service the agitators t lac ,siie a greater to Ireland .than .Fenisn socialists could ever be. FeEianism arrived at a stage at which it revolted against the dishonesty and humbug —the favourite words ...

... secret society, to which a large portion of the clergy belongs, and that they, for the sake of averting suspicion, profess Socialist ideas. Notwithstand- ing the severity with which incendiaries have been punished in Castile, there are still others who commit ...

... Republican opinions. The principal part at the Crystal Palace was taken by two gentle- men who played a leading part as Socialist Republicans in the revolution of 1848-Professor Kinkel, of Bonn, who at present enjoys a high reputation as a professor of ...

... there are more ways of killing a dog beside hanging him, has just, been illustrated anew by M. Proudhon, the calebrated Socialist writer, in a pamphlet called and Peace. It is not lawful to criticise the policy or object to the enormous armaments of ...

... Baillaud, another of the accused, but who has taken to flight, in which he exhorted him to remain firm to the democratie and socialist cause; called Jesus Christ the first of philosophers and republicans; spoke of France as a young lady at a boarding-school ...

... high-sounding phrases, such as the aristocracy of labour, and the rights of industry, &c. It is evident they prefer the Socialist notions, which would keep the man of industry and skill on a level with the idle and unskilful. ...

... Darante, and Schroder, on behalf of the French refugees, and by Messrs. Biadlaugh and Holyoake, on behalf of the English Socialist body. The proceedings were brought to a close by the cry, joined in by nearly the whole assemblage, of Vive la Eepublique ...

... excitement of 1793 and thereabouts, the Prince disbelieves;n high birth .and rank, and, were he not a Prince himself, would be a socialist or a leveller, not to say a democrat, for that he is already, but all parties believe his ideas are at least conscientious ...