THE "SOCIAL REVOLUTION."

Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1201, 29 November 1882, Page 2

THE "SOCIAL REVOLUTION."

Another number of the has just appeared, dated back to Sunday, July 8. It bears, like tlie last number no imprint, and the type is evidently of foreign make. In the article headed " ' o Arras V the following is laid down as the immediate programme of the j Social Revolutionists; — "It is nrcesI say that the bvethern in all towns a-i'.l flist iota should procire accurate kno vlcdge of the locality. In every , place a good plan or map should be prepared to facilitate revolutions y action. We have in a recent number of the Rebel published an article j exhorting to this duty — ? 'aeh man ' should at this moment know exactly i what he has to do i Imperially necessary is it that, as soon j as possible, the police bead-quarters 1 and stations, the railway telegraphs, ! barracks, and the principal highway junctions should be seized ; and it should not be neglected to take possession with artillery of the heights | commanding towns, the str< ets and bridges. A house-to-house se; rch by | the dregs of the populace (Lumpen") S ennvs first in the second line of ; important. As a preliminary, how- : « ver, we must do our utmost to sir up \ and spread revolutionary idea", es I pectA-IJy among tbe soldiers, by n.eaii ,

of Hying pamphlets. If only part of the army is on our side, we command the certainty of victory. To amis !"