... cause. Third, t tthe Socialistic-It evolutionary party, whose prin- a sciples were directly opposed to those of the s f atioualists, thou.ah their 'circles' came in contact o with those of their opponents, some of the t Socialists and the more advanced ...

... The ULeulnback jcenvention coalesced Nvith thle SocialLst Touven. etion, admittisg rr 'a to participate in busi. uess. The Socialist Coniventinu hod ad- lie nitted fenmale deleates from tire Women's ' ISuffrage party. Dennis Kearney opposed - Ifemale suffrage ...

... Lthe %ok we fond him once more a rich and m extensive manufacturer. Reviere Dumont is t presented as a typo of the true Socialist I who knew nothing of Socialism, of the a 1 true patriot who cared nothing for nolities. r, Y We are constrained, however ...

... and. .cognate subjects. Oine of the most interesting b . chapters in Air Frost's work is that entitled n Thie Owenian Socialist Movement. Here is r a little bit culled from that portion of the book g lwhich well deserves repetition :- x Parliament ...

... therefore, in our opinion, his proper sphere. It would have suited his subject better too. The tragic end of the great German socialist Lassalle thrilled Europe sixteen years ago; his name is insepar- ably connected with the cause for which he pied, aid public ...

... Congress of Socialists, take crom a Marseilles newspaper, next appears. Tbhese are followed by statistics of political o-ences duringr A period of six monthl, numbering 36. An &n0 nounccerment appears or, the part of the Polish Socialists, expressing ...

... Science and d Socialism, in which he discusses the Socialistic s propositions and the answers furnished by the evolution philosophy. To the violent and revo- slutionary remedies by which the Socialist would lessena existing inequalities, miseries, and ...

... are made semi- transparent, so that the workin gs of prison l'ie can be seen in progress within. aifaeare has now turned socialist, and he hals resolved to blow up the walls of the prison 'with dvnaluite inl order to secure the escape of the Fenian chief ...

... The City of London : its Popala- I tion and Position. These articles are followedI by able contributions on Christian Socialists in Germany, by Air John Rae ; on Old and i New Canons of Poetical Criticism, Part IL, by I Mr Alfred Austin; and On ...

... popular fancy. s -Messrs Halatt, as the artist hero, If alter Lee; f Iraley, as the adventurer, frculey; Sinclair, as the Socialist, laygsirt ; and Earl, as I isis Knolt, 1 with the Misses ?? as Kats Denby, Lorrisoa u ts Bella Greystone, and Minnie Ross ...

... character. Does not, asks 1r. Tissot in the preface to which we have referred, does not the ?? faction of the German Socialist party, repiesented by the Deputies Most and Hasselman, openly preach political assassination ?? The account given of the ...

... theories to the actual condition ci the I people-the misery andi! suferig of the Russian peasantrly. The Nihzilist ank as the Socialist arose. The one sought happiss for himself, the other seeks it for ?? alike only in this, that each is regardless of t ae ...