New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-15

| limited form of representative government, "
| which at least the educated classes would DC a.
| lowed to vote. This plan it was Thought w0uln
stimulate the peasants to educate themselves Wncn
they could easily do, considering the many excel
| lent schools founded of late years. Even
at the present moment there is representation IN
Russia, that is village dstrust and proylncial %
/ s ntation in which many features OF American eec-
| tton are seen. The present Emperor, am con-
vnced, will follow in the footsteps Of bis father' 20
whom he was bound by great ties Of affection. AS M
| TO the reports of their antaROnsm to one anOtheI
they untrue. At least during Dly entire stay IN
Russg i never noticed any ill-feeling between them
though had often ample, opportunities o
of watching their relation; Ale1andeTs sue,
| cessor is man OF whom an hnss'ndas uss aa
may be proud, He has shown himself an able oi adI
ministratOr and general, and what is more R00ou
| and kind husband and father. No mans iamly lilG
mas been purer than his, and that is saying mueh
when one considers the temptations which beset me
path of princes in his position AS far as am aoi1 @
TO judge by what know of him, Alexander Ill; VIII
probably be bound by the associations OF nis
father. think his private opinions ana lls reputtu
dislike of Germany and German institutions VIII
not greatly sway the policy of mis- government ..o
Administration which ia saId to be very corrupt
We'll, now. taking it as general thing tail 10
see how Russian chiRoOmks--that ls oi1olals-aIe
more corrupt than Others OF course Migrant cases
of breach of trust and corruption are sometimes
heard Of but then we all know by the newspaper
reports that our own oticohodeIs are not an qul.e
guiltless in this respect. Human nature Is the sanG %
all the world over, and crimes, like accidents VIII
occur in the best regulated communities lhe pest
proof that corruption not frequent IN kussla as
reported is this During the past twenty-five years
unless / am greatly mlstaken-the cost oil, NAM
tanning the British army in Hndostan mas nren ] as
great as the entire Russian military budget during
| the same period. If the Russian army whlch is so
| enormous, can be maintained on comparatively 30
small SUM- the corruption OF the Administration
| will hardly be rs great as represented
| William NJ. Evarts, cx Secretary of State, was
met by the reporter at the BreyO0rt House.
have not sufficiently entered INTO the suolsGt,
opinion in regard 10 the Cars assassination ana IT'S
| consequences. Of course there can be no two
| lnniu N he
| While Secretary OF State often had the pleasure
of sending conmatnlatory dispatches to the hnSlan
| Court IN connection with failures Of attempted
assassinatiOus of the Car. To my successor mas
fallen the lot OF tclegTaphing messages OF condo
ence over an attempt that did not fail. That ID all
Hamilton Fish was next visited at his house in
Seventeenti-st.
to the reporters questions. although after 10 many
lTeviOus attempts on the Cars HE / cannot say
that | was surprised. The poor Emperor was bOnnd
to fall q victim 10 the Nhilists a last. The CON
sequences of the murdcr can scarcely be predicted
at present. Everything depends on the course
adopted by the CZlrewltCh. a
The Car Acxander'sd,' n, think, shoul be and'
undoubtedly is greatly felt in this country Iur more
than one reason. Of all the European monaichs
he alone stood without waycring 10y our sid" IN onr
civil war, and has ever since remained oar staunch
and steadtast friend Those who were IN any way
connected with that great Struggle will remember
HIM with gratitude. singular bond Of unit con-
uectcd the United States with Russia. In the
former country the multitude - supreme; in the
extremes always meet. cannot help rerR'UuR the
exceptionally pleasant relations we have always had
with Russia. Even when taiHcazy the Russian
Minister at Washington during General Grant Adj
unstraton. became personally offensive and was
sent away by the President. tht>e relations were
undsturbed Indeed, on returning 20 Russln the
Minister, believe was disgracei. Yes, the Czfs
death Is "A terrible CALAMITY aud every honest man
will regret IT.
Sentiments of regret. however were not found
everywhere In First.st. the IGaOr store Uf Juslus
Schwab, the beer-barrel orator and the selfrtyled
leader 81 the extreme shade Jf New-Yonl Socialists,
was decked out IN holiday attire. An enormous red
flag fOajed outside, while the interior was ic-iOOned
with eyergreenS From early morning nll
late at night the small SPACE arOund
the counter was crowded with q lot Of
drunken Socialists. Prominent among them
German Parliament and the founder of the so-cnlled
socal-Revolutionary party in tins CITY, when adyo-
Gates the bullet aud not the ballot Tor the settle
meut Of political differences
Have you formed any opinion about the asSasSi-
nation OF the Gar Alexander r asked tile reporter
"Yes, have formed the opinion that the bliss Of
humanity would be complete # the same little accl-
dent could befAll our dear kascr Nilhcm, Mon
sIenr Bismarck and few other gentlemen "i my
acquaintance. A. it Is tho Cars punishment
mark my words, young man. say punlshment-Will
probably only increase the Prosecutions IN
Germany. for Bismarck, unfortunately, IL not
the man to profit by example. lie IS
rather the other way. Don't think l am
deplOring the Cars death when ! say this. IL Is
perhaps better that the German working classes
should be even more marlyuzed than they are at
present if the increase of their misery IS TO be tho
means OF goading them to shatter the huge fabric of
despotjsm under which they wrthc We have
cabled congratulations 10 our cO-recOnlsts III
st. Petersburg for there Is every reason TO cOngrat
uate them. The present Car tyrant though he
inquites Of his father. It's queer, do you know. |
hut there's mighty lot of argument in dynamite
bOmbshell It's 40 convincing that even the best
ia the world IL forced TO acknowledge HIM
self beaten when brought III contact with IT, There.
fore may all be pretty sure that Alexander Ill VIII
be cautious in his treatment of the people, although
eve n
will have 10 be wrung from him, Just as you wiring |
bone out OF q dogs MOUTH
At this moment Justus Schwab who had been |
tapping his third barrel OF beer, joined in the COLI
versatiOn. lie Informed the reporter that meeting
Of Socialists would take place this evening.
Not alone the German Socialists but all tho other |
revolutionary elements such as Polish refugees, |
Russian Nihilists and French Communists who are |
living in this city were greatly elaed by the news
of the Cars death. s. +. Sheyitch. former con-
tnbutOr to the Partisan Nihilst sheet Ppered land
not editor OF itl will deliver lecture next Wednes-
A meeting of the French Communists will also DO
held in few days.
ACTION OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Followug are the rcso-
lutious offered by Mr.. Morgan in the Senate to-day
aud adopted
Wkercas The Senate Of the United States of Amer
ica now convened IN special session. has been in.
formed of tue death Ivy unlawful and inLuman
violence Of His Majesty the Emperor Alexander H. |
ofRussia;
Resolrcd That the Senate unites its voice with
that of ali civilized peoples IN dcnOunclng a55asSlna'
tOn as means OF redress for any grievances, either
real or imaginary
soiced, Ilat remembering and cherishing with |
satisfaction the relations Of genuine friendship that
have always existed between the people and Gov |
ernments of Russia and of the United States, 10 the
Strengthening aud maintaining Of which the late |
Emperor has earnestly contributed his great in |
hucnce the Senate extends TO the Government aud |
peOple OF Russia It's coincidence in this sad National
bereavement.
Rcsored That the Secretary of the Senate deliver
cnnY OF these IesnlnLiOna 10 the Presldent OF The