... materially different, for while the German system is essentially State controlled and supported, and is frankly based on the Socialistic principle, the Dutch scheme is far more voluntary. But at the same time the promoters suggest that a State guarantee for ...

... out of harmony with Conservative opinion, and that L. Lo is to be recognised ss, & Conservative leader he must give up the Socialist and anti-Coercion programme which herecently propounded, Lord Randoiph bhas been treated to a partial boyeott, and it will ...

... upon the merits of the dispute. There is first of all the crucial penny an hour advance. Mr. Jomm Bugrns, the well-known Socialist member of the London Qounty Council, and a popular leader of real ability and force of character, has put the case for the ...

... contest is a mystery, but fortunately we have it on the clearest authonty that Tory funds are always available to subside Socialist candidates with an imposing programme. At the General Election of 1885 it was shewn that at Kennington, Hampstead, and elsewhere ...

... exemplifies the success of combination and voluntary action in preference to statutory interference, the advocates of a frankly Socialistic solution of the problem of the unemployed are no small and insignificant coterie. | When the organised trades are not agreed ...

... who endeavour to find a s>lution. The old principle of letting alone 1s dead. As Sir Wm. HARCOURT once sad, *‘We are all Socialists now,” so far as the recognition ¢f State interference is concerned. Are there any still disposed to contend that euch social ...

... have been heard upon the moral aspect of the case. Clearly those who see nothing in the strike but another symptom of the Socialist development are illogical in the extreme. It is perfectly permissible, they hold, for capitalists to combine together to ...

... course such movements call for no legislative interference. Bad asthese *‘ corners” are, no one but the most .thorough-paced Socialist would assert that the spinners have not proved quite equal to the task of protecting their own interests. I! any lesson is ...

... frequently forgotten that the remuneration of labour is a matter with which Parliament cannot interfere without admitting the Socialistic principle to the full. Nevertheless, Socialism is a very elastic phrase. It would be impossible to define it without making ...

... - Of more importance, however, are the somewhat vague and indefinite, but much more attractive theories of the Ohristian Socialist school—the advocacy of which brought such odium from their clerical brethren upon the heads ot CHARLES KINGSLEY and Faxpxrick ...

... reformers and featber-headed politicians, contaios a more hopeful remedy than the empirical prescriptions of some of his Socialist critios. ...

... Martin, to end unemployment pay, but, on the contrary, to end the reign of this obscene Government and replace it with a Socialist one — Yours, etc, David Pollock 87 Ryefield Road Eastfield, Scarborough ...