... Secularists. Mr. Grant read his Lecture, which embodied extracts from various Socialist and Secular writers* and from which argued that the Secularists aimed establish the old socialistic doctrines, communism, republicanism &c, and that they sometimes advocated ...

... order to constitute a candidate eligible for the ofiice, was either to be a socialist, or an anti-socialist, one might presume, judging from the remarks of Mr. M., that anti-socialists was indespensiblc; without which a person could not discharge the duties ...

... The Progressive Union Club. This society, designed as secret political order, and devised by certain theorists of the socialistic school, appears to have existed since 1853. Before, however, the political machinery was in running order, the original ...

... The Progressive Union Club. This society, designed as a secret political order, and devised by certain theorists of the socialistic school, appears to have existed since 1853. Before, however, the political machinery was in running order, the original ...

... Fontainebleau, which gained so much credit that it was officially denied by the commissary of the Bourse. The trial of the socialist Proudhon commenced on Wednesday, before the Police Court of Party. Dewas accused of having published a work entitled, Justice ...

... sure, more enduring than any the law can devise. They are bound together by a sense of common danger —springing from the socialistic attack made on them. He tells them every opportunity the Manchester meeting was a failure ; he knows otherwise. If it were ...

... squires. No victory which the masters can gain trampling down the Trade Societies will effect any permanent good until the socialist poison extracted from the theories ofthe I men themselves. Experience and argument must hand in band achieve this end ; and ...

... informed, utterly unselhsh def nder of total abstinence principles, Dr. Lees. I heard him argue with great ability against socialists and infidels more than twenty years ago. He then gave an earnest of his future powers as a logician and debater. Had Dr ...

... lecturer, will deliver two lectures on Secularism and Christianity. It is announced, also by placard, that Mr. Barker, the Socialist Lecturer, was Mobbed the other day at Dumfries, and was compelled to beat retreat from the hall in which he appeared, by ...

... that had been occupied by the lecturer. He then went on to say that the party had changed their name, they were formerly Socialists, and before Infidels and Athhsts. When the horns began to appear they changed their name. As Secularists they had nothing ...

... however, we may be permitted to say ou the general question of unfairness in discussions between Christians and Sceptics, Socialists, Secularists, Infidels, Atheists, or whatever they may call themselves, or others r-all them, the man who stauds up in ...

... the secular good of their follows ; and have adopted the name of simply a.s a passport to favour, and because Athoista and Socialists, as such, find place the lecturo table. To appeal to these men would be to waste words. I distinguish, and carefully distinguish ...