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... (2) it will make the competition of the a Socialist Government or Council . foreigner with our producers more fair. 1 fdr the common good of all—2a . Proposition: When an import duty is less to judge Socialist administration - than the profit which the ...
... SOCIALISM AND THE RATES TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—Although the Socialists in Wandsworth are insignificant in number, as proved by the recent election in the Southfield Ward, they iave already shown their indifference to the welfare of the community in a manner ...
... 81, Spencer-park, Wandsworth. SOCIALISM AND THE RATES TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—Mr. Daw, in your issue of last week, blames the Socialists for ocontesting the recent vacancy for a Councillor in Southfields. - But why does he ignore the Liberal, whose candida ...
... prairie eoil. If Mr. DUBERY'S statement is true that “Socialists agree that the trouble in England is not immigration, but the unjust distribution of wealth,” then it only shows how little Socialists have studied industrial problems which call for immediate ...
... country does not mean that the bread is taken out of the mouths of 40,0100 Englishmen. lam still waiting for a reply.” Win'le Socialists agres on the root principles of Socialism, they differ considerably on other matters, and as it is possible they disagree ...
... the attitude, for why the individual under Socialism could not be paid, I am still unable to comprehend. We will take the Socialistic State, where the land, mines, canals, and means of production will be owned by the community. A man or a woman would have ...
... this last letter he maintains that in a Socialist State every person would be paid according: to his ability. If ae has studied Socialism, as he alleges, he must have failed to grasp tha fiyat cssentials of Socialistic economics. Perhaps he will explain how ...
... ratepayer holding a bag with that amount og bullion in it. He is pointing to & famiiliar wall-poster face of a Progressive- Socialist, now behind an iron-barred window, and exclaiming, “If I had not put him away 2 vear ago, I shouldn't have been able to pub ...
... continuing in the same strain, said that the Government’s Bill meant the State regulation of wages, which was the most advanced Socialistic principle that could be imagined. It was enough to make Lord Salisbury turn in his grave, and also turn up his hands in ...
... Briy. A °lect candidates who professed the irrational minority of 1,283 has been turned into o Bnd absurd doctrines of the Socialists. Dismajority of 559. The Unionist eandidate re- oretion is the better part of Av'nlmu'.“ We are ceived a larger mumber of ...
... support of 181 Trade Unions, the Co-operative Society, 92 Trades Councils and loeal Labour representative committees, and the Socialistic organizations. Thus, thereare altogether 276 separate affiliated gocieties, The Party's Method. . . 3 The method upon which ...
... THE WANDSWORTH BORO'® NEWS. ¢ THE RED FLAG” SUNG AT A PUTNEY PRIMROSE LEAGUE . MEETING, SOCIALISTS AND MR. PLATT-HIGGINS. The unusual circumstance of the Socialist battle-hymn, ‘“Under the Red Flag,” being sung at a Primrose League meeting, arose on Tuesday ...