This research studies the influence of socialist ideas on the revolution of 1850s, issues not addressed in the writings of history. For that, we analysed the liberal reforms, the organization of the craftsmen in the Democratic Societies and the organization of the political parties. We also reviewed the division of liberalism into Golgotha and democraticegalitarian and assessed the dissemination and appropriation of socialist ideas of the Golgotha liberals, the democratic-egalitarian liberals and the craftsmen of the period addressed. We consulted with a wide range of sources and used the historical logical method in the field of the history of ideas. Which made it possible to demonstrate that the influence of socialist ideas in the revolution of 1850s was manifested differently in the liberal Golgothas and in the democratic-egalitarian liberals and craftsmen. Thus, the results of this research proved that some of the socialist postulates were in line with the reforms that the Golgotha liberals considered to be carried out in the country, while for the democratic-egalitarian liberals and craftsmen the influence of these ideals was manifested in a thought and a political practice in favour of democracy and social equality.