... The iosurrection io raris is owing the triumph of eonnwls given by the International Society’s have long agitated for a Socialist Guards who have joined the over fifty thousand, and, owing to a or defection of troops, they have gainedTlWytion of virtually ...

... a Frenchman least relishes—that of being eminently ridiculous. The National Assembly dreads them as incendiaries, Reds,’ Socialists, and all that is violent and revolutionary, whereas by what ought to their own party they have suddenly come to be regarded ...

... SOCIALIST AGENTS HAVRE. Havre, Saturday.—M. Lavalette, member of the Central Committee of Paris, and three other agents, who had come here from Paris with the intention of inciting the people to revolt, have been arrested. ...

... Coliwhiv are by no means one mind. Blanqnin end other leaders represent Jacobin and Centralist ideas; others are purely Socialist. This bore fruit in the deliberations of the Con tral Committee, and competent authorities ; that the first sitting the Commune ...

... classes except armed democracy. This does not arise from fear of the direct action of the Commune, or the excesses of its Socialist allies. I havo no doubt there are people who believe we are on the eve of universal confiscation, and who have horrible visions ...

... ay divided into three classes. First, there are the men of tnoughtful face, with long hair—tbese are the followers of the Socialist Will-o*-the‘Wisp; then, more numerous, there are the men with vlctfous points of face—the grown gamins of the streets, the ...

... insurrection,” says, which broke out suddenly and unexpectedly, without any preconceived plan, mixed up with purely negative socialist element, abandoned by even French Republican ' of any eminence, and opposed with passion and without a fraternal spirit of ...

... case. The Qu'jen is again in Scotland—“ land of the mountain and the flood.” ~ The centenary of Robert Owen, the celebrated socialist, has been celebrated in Glasgow by number of his admirers. Addresses were delivered by the Rev. J. P. Hopps and Mr. Elder ...

... at this moment as it was in England at the accession of George 11. Tho French Republicans of the present day are simply Socialists or Communists of various shades. They are not the descendants or the representatives of any party developed in the Groat ...

... deputy since bis arrest. ' A Socialist’s Dsfemob. clerk, named Christie, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment at the London Mansion House, on Saturday, for embezzling £2O 7s 9d. It was pleaded that the accused was a Socialist,” and bad acted on the principle ...

... between tbs army and people? Will the blood of another butchered Archbishop sow the seeds peace between the priests and their Socialist foes > That which seem present see in this outbreak hall is the permanent creation of yawning abysses between classes, i ...

... to their pent-up anger attack a la Donnybrook the citizens” who moot in Brook Street and other public-houses. A number of Socialists who were mad enough to propose a “demonstration of grief” for tho downfall of the Commune were informed of the feeling ...