Glasier was able to take sales from 13,000 at the start of his editorship to 43,000 in 1908, but attracted criticism from some ILP members for consistently endorsing all the actions of the party's leadership.
Under Glasier's tenure, sales rose from 13,000 to 43,000 by 1908, but he drew criticism from some ILP members for unconditionally backing the party's top leaders.