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... SOCIALISTS AND ANTI-SOCIALISTS. • several Sundays the Socialists have been in the habit of holding ••denionsuations in Kennington Cross, London, and other places adjacent. turbances have taken place, and complaints have been I made by many of the respectable ...
... THE SOCIALIST TO THE IRISH SOCIALIST OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE SOCIALIST LABOUR PARTY. OFFICIALS. Editor—A. 111cM ANUS, so, Red rew Street, Glasgow. National Secretary—Tnos. BM., 50. Renfrew Street, Glasgow. National Treasurer—E. S. WALmst.EY, 13, Queen's ...
... Socialist Unity. To the Editor of the Socialist. Dear Comrade,—l was very much interested , in your article on Socialist Unity. We have I had many speeches on the subject. We have I had resolutions passed calling for unity, but each and all of them had ...
... SOCIALIST UNITY. (To the Editor of The Socialist.) Dear Comrade,—Mrs. Snowden's plea for unity, with its pleasing touch of forcible, feeble pessimism, is timely enough, if superficial. We all desire the day of closed ranks, the impressive solidarity ...
... Socialist Tactics. To the Editor of The Socialist. Dear Comrade,—As there appears to be a diversity of opinion as to the right tactics to adopt in our position towards other parties in the working class movement, I would, as a militsukt member ol the ...
... iS +li THE SOCIALIST. FOR THE IRISH SOCIALIST. Dear Comrade,—lt is difficult to give •Revolutionary . Socialists an accurate deScription of the proletarian temperature of Ireland at the present moment. Outside Belfast. the .Irish. working-class movement ...
... THE SOCIALIST OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE SOCIALIST LABOUR PARTY. All LITERARY Communications. which moat be signed, should be to the EDITOR, 50, Renfrew Street, Glasgow. No is foe any laterary work done in co:met-lion with the paper. Business Csmmunications ...
... Socialist Defence Secretngnunlcolm Rifkind and goyment Secretary David Hunt o‘ thephnlto:geCommom this afternoon. Centrepiece of the tional da of'mjolbe . na re, on Monday M;ys—cll:lla century to the day after the end of the war in Europe. ltwlllrego ...
... dangers confronting Capital by the growing restlessness of Labour. Two years ago The Socialist drew attention to the difference between Sentimental Pacificism and Socialist Anti-militarism. We warned the workers that the time would tome when even capitalists ...
... THE SOCIALIST. often have we heard the expression from I.L.P. platforms that a crust is better than no bread at all, and upon that was based the claim that while the loaf was our objective the crust should be Our demand. Hut woefully they forgot that ...
... 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 ...
... THE SOCIALIST conditions of to-day, with their present capitalist control, that have inevitably produced the very evils which Mr Morel denounces. That the industrial conditions of a nation's existence determines its actions and policy our author unconsciously ...