... sbape of un- foriiations against three socialists named Higginbottoin, Ward, and Bucbaian. A cuiviction having beei ob- taiiied isn one case which if paid wilould go into the pocket of the rev, inifuriier, the socialists, veryinaturallyb, turned round upon ...

... Sturge, and Mr. Williarr Allen, or diotingiril hed phldanttiropriosL; Campbell, M~oore and Carlyle, as literiry teri; tihe Socialist Uwell, Count D'Orsa, 'and M~r. \Iii~. Clones, xxith Macready, a George Cruik'stiank, Sireridan Kuovvles~, aiid Allv. George ...

... nothing to hope frox conservative fixss! Nor yet from ?? doctrines, a shade or two worse; is I would not impugi the *- Socialists' l oeader, ,Nor for their - half-crazed doctrines be pleader; ge The c/rirtis-/l' have reason and right on their side ...

... facts-not of fancies: and hence it comes with double force into the hand of the unthinking, the profligate, the infidel, or the socialist. It struck us at the time as containing much more of the philosophy of what future punish- ment will he than popularly is ...

... teachers would S be more alive to the importance of this injunction of v the Apostle if they would drop occasionally into s Socialist Institutions, where they would find hun- dreds listening to statements and arguments op- r posed to godliness, and applauding ...

... lessI excuse: than oar pro- liii genitors. Utilitarianism and cendralisation, satgapen.one bil communities, chartist and; socialist debating clubs, are not bei likely to prove sound pedestals on which to erect the struoture pit of moral or religious ad ...

... thus held uip D seated. as a venial, if irregular, punishment of guilt. To bystanders, ai I to the entice other hand, this socialistic Scheme is dangerous, be- aI id who cauise it furnishes idle minds with a ready-made creed, end pi these Saves them thle ...

... there should be, is frequently recoin- eV b- mended by the wrtiter on political economy in France; ad le whilst among the socialist pasty it finds favour from its th ir involving, as they believe, the application. ofctheirfayourite in, r- principle of ...

... to ir, ]1y have all, with George Sand for a king. It is related of him, w ig9 that walking once in company with a leading socialist of th ra, Sheflield, discussing the subject, they caine to a sudden torn ti or of thle road, which revealed a number of willow ...

... has wc agiven. rise to a third class of novelists-the last we shall st ,examine here) and which nay he 'designated as thle Socialist ey romance writers of la Jeune PLranee. -Emile Souvestre be- hit ,longs to that scool, and deserves peculiar notice for the ...

... propermaasner. Of course the promotion ofleomeindus- hand, try ought to beoa chief object. I suppose that when we have a crowl) socialist ministry, we shall do' this by setting up, on capital she hi raised by direct taxation,asuch enterprises as are most favoured ...

... was avowed. What did it propose to establish in place of the ruin it sought to create ? No one knows, for now-a-days the Socialists have no dootrines. All their schools are decried and abandoned. They have soldiers, generals leaders, but they have nm apostles ...