RING ON, SWEET CHIMES.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 67, 21 June 1912, Page 10

RING ON, SWEET CHIMES.

Socialists at Denniston and Their Work. Tlit , Socialist movement ill Dennislon w nourishing iik« n green buy tree. It is the only plant that shows any mgiia of in urowih or strength fceioabouts. The- other organisms e:in»ot weather tho blighting influence* perneatintf tho social atniosphoro. Tot, on these hard., cold, stubborn »ock.-- tin i?'<l Fins fibre rears its ytexm and branches as if in the most congenial soil. King on, snoot chini*'*! Little ovit two months acinic tin , re»»lutionarios numbered nino ; to-day wo mngp 3S urdcr tho Standard of IVoodflin, tlio glorious Hod Flag. Ring on, pwoot chimes. Onr mot'liods of spreading tlio light «f working-class logic arc worthy of •mutation in othor centres. AVo hint , rtorling comrade who moot thoir Itiethron iif toil on "pay-night" at iho. Miino; in throo nights aW>ut £5 havo fcoen given in for liforaturo en Socialism. And vet ihoro is a. famjmo with ufi. liohold! what a magniiiwnt tributary (lowing in tho proper ffcannolc AVo'rc coming, wo. tho workerf. Hiu'T on. swoot chimes. Comrades are busy dottinp; "own tho Dennis ton vorkoiV mites ton arils tho fiO.QOO shilling fund. A B<ri<'S of moot lugs r,ro to ho put til pTor'.l. A.Vovkirg-olas'? rnUuisinMti invests oafh S.P. mootini; hold on Iho Hill." AA'hat a bovy to ohroniolo. On May in ComraMos L. Diamond Hid P. at ll.'.rnoilV. Faco on "11-MTcHtv and Environment" and "Tho Class St'rngglo' , rospociivoly. fin tV 261 h, Conirado E. TTuntor spoko «f, "Tho Rwks" npon "Tlio. CInRR War." This wns tho first open-air •»«'\)t\iro. On thr fv.Miing of Iho snmt' e»y Coniradofi CalTaglinn and TltinK-r »ddTO5Rod another mooting, tho fnnnor en "Thi , Evolution of TndnPtTi.'s,-" and iho hitt.r on "Working-olass Tssnos." On Juno '2. satin again in CopRiovo's. Tnrloy and Vliiut<>r spoftf- on "RonaiiKm" ' n;rl Fotts of Our Timo«" rospootivoly. f<nirndo O'Tlnnrko a n.donino visitor from Runanga. and hi" :i:i too hnof aiWrPC"* on "Rocialism" was well roeoivod. Tlio niootinj: adoptod a sngP»«ittinn hrouiht forward by him 1o arxango amongst tho P.P. hranohos on tho for thHr iwking-np into fonnid•Lk misftst \j t*TT*'?pondoiio<' and oxrhnnge of pp^nkwe. Tling; on, sw&t ob;iw«. On t)»e motion of Comraao Lytton, *J Com rude Fnpfey, »t tho hit-nwrntK>Md it whp doridod to insert , ir, th» mimi'tps tJw> following rwtrt?ntion. also to forward sanir to JHAf>STT.A«» W^airrß: — "ATo. th* rwmbers of tho Donnision »r,d Bnrwtt's Faco RoriaHrt Party, do krwby plaro on rooord onr hip;host approriatinn of CVmvadoi; 11. TTarvpy. 1 , . Calbgban and E. TTnntor for thoir ■plondid dofonco of 1-1 io prinr-iplos of the S<winliet movomont. and thoir fnie«>n»fiil efforts in dofonting thr rooonr lhnslilo art aok oihihitod by a soot ion of It'llow iii'.innisls for tho ultimato pnuili'datiii!! of tho olTioial organ of the Now 7«'aland 1"< ■I-μ; t.ion of T.aW, viz.. Tm: M.nonii.AND WoRKKn: the same altai-k I)oing infeiidod also a<= a fatal stab at tho propaganda of cur ho'ovod <*n:moip;itory moTfMnas&t. "'Einhodifd in this no nlsii desire to p*TV»ot«at<> thx» utraighlfnrniirrlnoßg, nnity. and Iho prniso'.\-or-Iliy spirit of ramaradorio manifostod on Iho saniA occasion, Tno.Mlay. May If)T2. whon tho roaciionary force sufJrrod a throefold repulsion, i.e.. liy BhciT of bands, by division of tho fcoTiPO, and. thirdly, hy ballol. the ro*nH of «r)iio'n was roto<; ac«iist i 3. tx s \nj. an finphatie \ietory for our fanso, :md i:::l <<<\v liijn in faro of any :ini ;> niiii--i ir n..n;ii ■;. U boop the Red Fhi'j; flying heie." T?iTi•_- on, swoot ch'inK-s. And. a-nin. hi ii l,e said: AVii.-tbor Iho om my appi'ars in f!cii:al i<■ !*<■■*. silK'-n or rluii'raYoos. there will eVT h" war. war to the ■Jilt for noi-kin;; And 1 fool proud oi' liie ''Tvuler , ' and camaiadio. Hiii" on. swoot ohinio)i!--P,IT,r.V RAN.FO.