The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-26
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Author Of q Manifesto.
BERLIN, Feb. ga telegram from
Sc. Petersburg, received here, says it ID
reported there that Count Tolstoi, the
noted Russian novelist and social re-
former, ID the author of the liberal man
ifesto recently issued against the czar'a
declaration that he would uphold autoc-
racy az ardently as his late father.
After censuring the GEAR for his asser-
ton Of absolutism, the letter read:
discussed by Bureaucrats.
1.-THE most advanced Zemstvos asked
only for the harmony of the car and
people, free speech and the supremacy of
the law over the arbitrariness OF the
executive. You were deceived and
frightened by the representations. of
courtiers and bureaucrats. Society
win understand perfectly that the
bureaucrats, who jealously guard
their own omnipotence, spoke
through you. The bureaucracy, begin.
ming with the council OF ministers and
ending with the lowest country consta-
BILE, hates any development, social or
individual, and act: " prevents the
monarch's free intee.~1urse with the rep
resentatives Of the people, except ! they
come in gala dress, presenting congratn-
lations. ICONS and offerings
Your speech proves that any att
tempt TO speak out before the throne
even In the most loyal form, about the
prime needs OF the country, meets only
a rebuff. Society expected from Won
encouragement and help, but received
only a
Remainder Of Four Omnlpotence.
You, yourself, have killed yonr
own popularity and have alienated
all that part Of society which ID peace.
fully struggling forward. some indi.
vidnals are ipbslsnt qvsr yoar speech,
but you win SOON dikc0vs9 Dir iinpo.
tence. In another kectioR of society
your speech caused q fe ling Of iniury
and depression, which, however. the
best social forces viii SOON overcome.
before proceeding to The peaceful, but
obstinate and deliberate struggle
necessary to liberty. In another section
your words will stimulate the readiness
20 struggle against the present hateful
state OF things with amy means. You
Were the first to begin the struggle. Ere
long il VIII proceed"
Maohinery Dealers wni organixe.
FARGO, M. D., Feb. 28.-A conven.
tion of the retail machinery dealers of
North Dakota is called to convene in
Fargo March IS for the purpose Of form
ing a state organization.
Bostoa women Withdrew 10 wsss.
It is d tribute to Mr.. Irying's qenius
that when he acted The Story of wa
terloo' the other day so great was the
emotion that men wept and women
tainted. We recall one performance oY
MIR. Irving during his first visit to this
country. when he was playing Charles
!, that the ans thing happened i'm the
Boston theater. So bitterly did some
women weep that they withdrew to the
dressing room of the theater and had
mysteries all by themselves, which shows
how much genuine feeling had been ex-
oited by that great and doleful interpre-
tation OF d KING. Boston Herald.
wales Do6sd His Hat.
Captain James Oliver OF the olipper
which arrived here yesterday.
tells this story: When the Louisiana
was lying at Dublin. the Prince of Wales |
was the guest of she lord mayor Of the |
Irish capital The mayor suggested I'd
Wales that il would be interesting for
him TO visit che Louisiana and see lust
what m old time American clipper shin |
looked like. Captain Oliver was notified
the prince would like to come
aboard. The captains son. hearing of
this, declared that he would compel the !
prince 70 tip his hat 10 him. This the
prince never does, BY the way, When
party came aboard, the boy appeared
u deck waving the American fiag. The
noticing the national colors.
raised bis hat. and tho others in the
party followed suit. 10 the great delight
the captains son. who, lib this q
mnde good bis beast s-philadelphia |
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