(1) The Charter Movement paid attention to public propaganda and agitation from the beginning. As soon as the "London Workers' Association" was established, the organ newspaper "London Express" was founded. It carried out the policy of moralists of the Charter Movement, made efforts to make the Charter into law, and denied the use of violence to carry out reform. Most of the published articles are gentle persuasion, and the market is not wide.

(2)1837, Feargus O 'Connor, the leader of the chartists left wing, founded Polaris newspaper in the northern industrial city of Leeds. It soon became the most prestigious newspaper of the Chartists, and made a comprehensive and complete report on the Chartists movement. The newspaper advocates that the working class of all countries should unite to win the common struggle, and it is the task of the British proletariat to support the revolutionary movements of the proletariat and oppressed nations in all countries. Marx and Engels spoke highly of Polaris, saying that it is a truly democratic newspaper with no national or religious prejudice and has become one of the best newspapers in Europe.

(3) 1850, Hani founded the magazine Red Republic to publicize the establishment of a democratic republic and take a distinct proletarian revolutionary stand. Some of his remarks aroused the fear of the authorities and decided to persecute Hani under the pretext of tracing stamp duty. The magazine was renamed Friends of the People and continued to be published until April 1852.

(4) In the later period of the Charter Movement, Jones became the left-wing leader. 185 1 year, the National Charter Congress was held, and Jones was the main drafter of the new program. In order to publicize the new scheme, he published "To People's Weekly" in London from 185 1 852. Marx and Engels kept in touch with the British Chartists through the editing of magazines, influenced the British proletariat ideologically through magazines, and supported Jones and his supporters to restore the Chartists movement on the basis of new socialism. And praised the magazine as "the organ of the working class", from which we can find all the modern history of the British proletariat.

(5) 1852 In May, Jones founded People Weekly after People magazine stopped publishing. The purpose is to have an influential chartist newspaper to guide the working class to continue their struggle and restore the nationwide chartist movement at the low tide of the revolution. It inherited the fine tradition of sending messages to the people, defended the interests of the working class, publicized the main tasks, basic principles and scientific socialist theory stipulated in the new program, explored the road of social liberation of the working class, and advocated the comprehensive restoration of the Charter Movement. 1856, Jones approached the bourgeois radicals, and People's Daily was transferred to the bourgeois industrialists. At the same time, the British constitutional movement also withdrew from the historical stage.