... never understand anyone who loved his country being a Little Englander, but he could fully appreciate the desire of the Socialist party to improve the lot of the people. It was with the methods employed by them that he could not agree. Sir Henry Campbell ...

... times and under all circumstances, -and open-air preaching was a splendid way of doing that. Let them have social reformand socialist government, decent houses to live in, and plenty of water, open spaces and air. The great need of the time was not social ...

... cast upon them. There had been an immense rise in public expenditure during the last 15 years. Public opinion had takem a socialistic direction, and every class wanted money. As a consequence, they found that in 1900 273 million pounds were raised from the ...

... the breadth of the gulf between those who had climbed upwands and those who had drifted downwards. The great question for Socialists was this: On what grounds could they best make their appeal to win the sympathy and the co-operation of all right-thinking ...

... defendants pleaded that at the time the will was made the deceased was of unsound mind. SOCIALIST COLONY BURNT OUT. Helicon-hall Home, Upton Sinclair's Socialistic colony, was burnt to the ground at dawn on Saturday morning, as the result of an explosion ...

... functions of governing bodies accordingly. This implies the awakening of¥ the public mind to the insidioug encroachments of Socialistic tendencies, both in local gqverning bodies and in the propaganda of both the great poltitical parties in the State, which ...

... seeking to remove the conditions which make the craving for drink practically irresistible to many. The new reformer is the Socialist, who is seeking to remove the conditions which make the life of the workers onz contimuous round of misery, and is at the ...

... arisen: and I am pleased to say that the majority of our advanced men in the House of Commons, whom I know personally —Labour, Socialist and Radical—are for not only iopping off the branches, but for ecredicating the evil altogether from our midst.—Yours truly ...

... years is mainly due to our exporting our capital in the form of goods, British capital having begun to take alarm at the Socialistic tendencies of the party now in power. Mr. Cockell would have been wiser if he had looked for guidance to the figures upon ...

... all tho objects cof pure Socialism. *Tha Socialist, who desires to build his new Jerusalem upon a suro and staple foundation, will dread as the most treacherous of supports the beer barrel and rum cask. No Socialist or Reformer will doom hiz ideal citv to ...

... at present it had not done so. In all religious communions, however, certain prominent men had definitely declared for a Socialistic solution, such men, for instance, as the Bishop of Birmingham, Dr. Clifford, Mr. Rattenbury and Mr. Campbell.—The Rev. H ...

... were members of the Labour and Liberal parties, the House of Lords, Trades Unions, also people who described themselves as Socialists. But in spite of their extremely advanced views ihey were one and all profoundly impreesed: by the resuits that had been ...