... suffice to hoodwink and mislead. The International Socialist army marching steadily on every capitalist stronghold, strikes new ground in every pamphlet, newspaper, and lecture that scatters the seed of Socialist truth. Here in Scotland we look forward to the ...

... THE SOCIALIST. stupidity, political ineptitude, and intellectual vacuity which are ever associated with the class-unconscious misleadei-s of the proletariat: From the chairman down to the stupidest and most befuddled delegate not one single gleci in of ...

... position of the Socialist movement in Leith well illustrates the truth, that given the requisite industrial conditions (such as Capitalism alone cat& produce) and a continuous agitation among the workers on socialist lines, the Socialist Party is bound ...

... THE SOCIALIST. weakness in front of this demonstration if the power of the enemy, or the imbecility of its slaves. W.:.• are Socialist Republicans; we work for the realezation of that coming tune when Eirgs and Emperors will be no more, when they will ...

... but little importance to the Cause for which we stand, or to the workers with whcise interests we are concerned. To us as Socialists it is but of little moment who may for the time being wear the trappings of royalty; that we are compelled to acquiesce ...

... Imperialism of Mr. Seddon, premier of that British Colony which certain ill-info' med ranters are so found ot acclaiming as Socialistic, viz. New Zealand. Evidently our friends on Justice do not think that Socialism and Imperialism !go well together. They ...

... suggestions as to social reform made in this manitecto. This is an overwhelming proof of the position of influence which the Socialist movement has attained in these latter days. - •' I' .• ..' : '.. Z - ' ' 7 ': • Ta-ip-N ...

... THE SOCIALIST. that imagines that the interests of the employing class and the interests of the working class are one and the same, such an organisation and such workers are simply appendages of the capi!alist class and will be drawn into the vortex of ...

... mixture to deal with. Housing Reformers; Single Taxers pure and simple, and Single Taxe; s who coquette with Socialism ; Socialists (so-called) coquette with the Single Tax, Temperance Reformers, and all the other faddists who carry a poultice in their ...

... that the Social Democratic Federation was the only body in Falkirk which protested in the name of the working class and the Socialist Republic against the orgy of capitalist imperialism which took place on the :late of the coronation of our pious and virtuous ...

... cases where he is assisted by bath wife and children he earns least. It is by a cal eful study of facts like these that the Socialist is irresistibly led to the conclusion that wages, income, and cost of living are really one An d the same thing. • The next ...

... is ostensibly, according to its advocates, the means whereby opportunity is to be utilised to compel the advtncement of Socialist principles. What it really is, according to exp-r--ience anl tact, is the means whereby opportunity is used to secure good ...