... of a like description have been held, but they have been made up chiefly foreigners, Red Republicans, French and German Socialist rluhs-. Cuban Junta mens and others of that ilk. Although Americans almost Universally justified Ingraham, yet all these ...

... placards were discovered posted up on the quays and in different parts (>rleans, addressed to the citizens, workmen, and socialists that place. They were couched in very declamatory language, and made an appeal to arms and insurrection, on the plea of ...

... thrust down the public throat half a dozen years ago, when the Manchester men were represented as Jacobins, brigands, and Socialists, intent only on the introduction of v'' Swing, and Rebecca into the administration of affairs. Every one felt that the story ...

... forms of Atheism and Infidelity, so prevalent over the coun For a consider- able time prior to the of “this Association, the Socialist and Infidel sections of the town met with almost no opposition. The agents of Secularism scouring country in every direction ...

... the visit of Archbishop Bediui, the Papal Nuncio. seems that a German paper, the organ of a society of German infidels and socialists, published a most violent and inflammatory article assailing Bedini, and urging a popular demonstration of violence against ...

... Nicholas which are not consistant with the neutrality to which the former has pledged himself. Most of the Legitimists and the Socialist Republicans are rejoiced the prospect of Austria taking part with Russia—the former, because they think it will lead to disasters ...

... tried: in full operation abroad, in Holland, France, Prussia, and Germany; its results manifested in 1848—infidel teachers, Socialist doctrines, licentious schools, and a turbulent multitude. The plan is not new to in England. It was proposed in 1839—condemned ...

... been a necessary precaution. Russian instigation and money are believed to be active among the secret revolutionary and socialist clubs. Death op Lord Beaumont.—We regret to announce the Budden death of Lord Beaumont, which melancholy event took place ...

... the future by instituting that wild project which, we have said before, still haunts the brains of some extravagant French Socialists—providing for the diminution of loans by loans, in a sinking fund. Should Mr Gladstone seek to attain the same object—security ...

... fertile vales aud simple-minded villagers of Hampshire, the Reverend Charles Kingsley—the Parson Lot '• of the Christian Socialist—works hard. Westward bo !'* and Glaucus are just off the stocks, and this month launches on the sea of literature, ...

... services; — It would be difficult to point out what sacredotal functions impose oil the Irish clergy the advocacy of the Socialists doctrine of tenant-right, which places many of them in a state of armed neutrality, if not of armed hostility, against the ...

... to be strong and watchfull, while others are weak and careless. Thus he can according to circumstances, become by turns, Socialist writer—earnest Republican—responsible President —and finally, Emperor. To-day proclaims the word of peace to-morrow he appears ...