Yes, they will. Undoubtedly they will. Another important feature. The Russian peasants don't trust their representatives. These men from the plough have understood the gist of parliamentarism better than those who have grown infected gradually by Parliament worship.
Election is somewhat of a piece of gambling.
And therefore a number of private peasant delegates are now seen in the galleries of the Russian Duma, whom their villages have sent to keep watch over their representatives in Parliament. They know that these representatives will soon be spoiled and bribed one way or another. However, although the Duma has been only a few days together, a general feeling grows in Russia that all this electioneering is not yet the proper thing. If the Government doesn't want it they will send it away. It is only a preliminary to something else which is to come.