... publication in the Moniteur of tfie manifestoes of the Revolutionary Committee of London and of the Proscribed Democratic Socialists residing in Jersey, is looked upon as a rather skilful electioneering manoeuvre. The first of the documents alluded to ...

... place lately in Paris has excited much interest and more amusement, as it revealed the fact that M. Proudhon, the well-known Socialist, was some years ago, before attainiii his present notoriety, charged to edit an edition of the Bible, published at Dijon ...

... °; t0 - , q. or the strength which W .Pnuople, may intrigue vain. They can scarcely find occupation, even for hope. The Socialists and Republicans are fairly crushed. Insolent roguery has been taught to respect the rod, and deceived simplicity has seen ...

... Foreign and Colonial. FRANCE. DEMONSTRATION OF THE SOCIALISTS. A political demonstration made on Sunday, by tbe Socialists at the funeral of Madame Raspail, has excited some attention. M 'Baspail was condemned, in the course of the year 1848, to five ...

... francs. Iv this fragment, M. Mazzini ridicules certain novel writers who have become politicians, and speaks of the French Socialists in terms of great contempt. It would appear from his grievances that no good understanding ever existed, between them and ...

... neither bribery nor treating. It is said that some of the electors objected to Lord Godcricb, because had a dash of the Socialist in h:m. Carlow Election.—Captain Bunbury was returned, on Monday, for Carlow county without opposition. Athlone Election ...

... ceased to embroil himself in politics. His political opinions are of the most exalte description, and, like many of the other Socialist leaders, he had previously suffered imprisonment under the regime of Louis Philippe. As far as domestic politics are concerned ...

... proprietors, who see such competition unjustifiable interference with private speculation. Many of these proprietors were Socialists in theory, but they are nowdiscontented at finding part of that theory carried into practice, for many persons think they ...

... I can at least critic ; se than. The reasons adduced in them arc the same as those invoked two or three years ago by the Socialists: ' If we deprived,' they said, ' M. dc Montalcmbcrt or any other person of one-half of his property, would be still rich ...

... fashionable, and decidedly collects a party in the state. The of the new order—not to be confounded with the followers of the Socialist Mr. Rapp, who has long conducted so flourishing a community—have established several journals, in which there arc leading ...

... implicated in it, but the great majority of the persons arrested, and who, it is said, amount to over 300, belong to the Socialist party. Some believe that there was more than one plot, and that each party had its own ulterior object in view, but. that ...

... British Government would preserve the leaven, and wait with impatience for the moment cause it anew to ferment everywhere. A Socialist zone commences at the Atlantic, advances through Belgium, Switzerland, and P.ed-- mont, to the extremity of the island of ...