Obligatory and optional Referendum, 13, 17 Obligatory Referendum in Zurich, 20 One-man power unknown in Switzerland, 34 =P= Parliamentary government abolished, 30 Political status in Switzerland, 25 Population, Switzerland, cantons, cities, 13, 14 Post-office, Switzerland, 49 Poverty in Switzerland, 68 President of the Confederation, 38 Press, the Swiss, 26 Principles of a free society, 25 Proportional representation, 117 =R= Railroads, Switzerland, 49 Referendum, Federal, Switzerland, 21, 22 in labor organizations, 87 instrument of the minority, 22 in the United States, 72 in various states, cities, etc., 82 not the plebiscite, 29 obligatory, 13, 17, 20 optional, 13, 17, 18 what it is, 10 Rittinghausen, 16 Rockland, Mass., town meeting, 73 Rotation in office a partisan idea, 39, 83 =S= Salaries of Swiss officials, 35, 36, 38 Salvation Army, Switzerland, 58 Schaffhausen, 12, 13 Schwyz, 8, 12, 13, 65 Senates, no cantonal, 34 Soleure, 12, 13 Stage routes, Switzerland, 52 State religions, Switzerland, 33 St. Gall, 12, 13, 65, 66 Statistics as to Switzerland, 13, 14 Summary of results of direct legislation in Switzerland, 70 Sunday, votings and communal meetings on, 8 Switzerland long undemocratic, 60 =T= Table--Population, languages, form of passing laws, year of entering Switzerland, 13 Tariff, protective, Switzerland, 58 Taxes, Switzerland, 52 Telegraph and telephone, Switzerland, 50 Thurgau, 12, 13 Ticino, 12, 13, 59, 66, 67 Typographical Union, 89 =U= Unterwald, 12, 13, 65, 66 Urgence, 17 Uri, 12, 13, 65 =V= Valais, 12, 13, 61, 66 Vaud, 12, 13, 66 Vincent, Prof. John Martin ("State and Federal Government of Switzerland"), iii references to, 8, 32, 34, 61 Vote-buying, 20 =W= Wage-workers in the majority, 106 Wages and political conditions, 103 "Westminster Review", 28, 45 Winchester, Boyd ("The Swiss Republic"), iv reference to, 63 Wuarin, Louis, 30 =Z= Zurich, 13, 16, 20, 21, 61, 65, 115 Zug, 12, 13 =Liberty= NOT THE DAUGHTER BUT THE MOTHER OF ORDER PROUDHON PUBLISHED WEEKLY. PIONEER ORGAN OF ANARCHISM IN AMERICA. BENJ. R. TUCKER, EDITOR. =Two Dollars a Year. Single Copies, Four Cents.= * * * * * A thoughtful, resolute, unique, uncompromising, unterrified, consistent, severely critical, able, fair, and honest exponent of the doctrine that Equal Liberty is the necessary basis of Social Harmony. A journal edited to suit its editor, not its readers. If it suits its readers, so much the better. =UNPARALLELED PREMIUMS.= Every person sending $2 for a year's subscription to Liberty enjoys the privilege, while the subscription continues, of _buying all books, periodicals, and stationery at wholesale prices_. In April, 1893, =One Subscriber Alone Saved $30.37=