New-York tribune., 1901-06-21

writer has ever had such influence his genera.
university circles. of the nobility and of the work.
ing class among whom his stories Bible taleS t anu
GTedS OF thousand copies by the Posednlk nous. nous
cation of the grand old man, has accomplished just
the opposite of what was PROPOSED Instead f of
drawing admirers away from him; the Holy synod
has increased his moral power and influence, which
even before so great that the Russian Gov
ernment, in spite of its autocratic character never
bitter truths and defed it openly
, "i ~ a. 'Ie ~ - of
workmen we'll in the universities. in South
casus has also important bearins on the character
OF Of The The troubles; The Russian Government. IN LIS us
mtted to the foreign telegraph offices, tries TO con
that many OF the principal leaders are. or viii be
arrested. and that order will then follow and he
existence OF plot is wholly false The celebrated
portfolio" This is what tho Chief Of Police at St
or4at -, b ~ WI. oi ms asleG the penorter
On the contrary shall ask rewards for those who
But, General allow me TO say that it will only
increase the excitement Of TIE croWds ana the SUI SUI
call IT, serves 10 point OUT the danssrous PeGS%nS
LIS ~ Is not 2ad thHH 10 nI'e how bemHeIves in
their true light hypoorites are throwing of masks
hGnoFeds nun ~ @[ men To fst mich mops Tranquil
tates the establishment Of order
It is no cxarreration TO say that greater part
of the Russian nation and the upper classes form
contiguous but entirely distinct currents; the
peasants live IN their Iiliputian repubcs IN their
Coumunistic villages. like the snail in its she'll Tor
them official Russia. that Of the TchlnoVnlk, IS
only strange horde of conquerors. VINO nave De
seconded upon the country and from time 10 ilhe
send their agents among them 10 eXtort pecuuiary
and blood tribute I'm the form of imposts 10 pay
and recruits for the army.
the Russian peasant is educated % adore ms Ear
for whom nc hears prayers read every SUNDAY IN
him the Car Is an ideal being. supernatural SqTt
Of special divinity and protector Of Russia lie
does not know him-he only knows the
TChinovnik. and that ne hates with al MS SouI.
In France formerly il said. If the King knew
tt Thev do then revolt against the car, ana
n would he difficult 70 lead them 10 10 SO nnt
ovnik That why social revolution IN spite ot
their love for tho Gar will ind ground We'll pre-
pared among the peasants ,,,
As for the upper classes. nobies the middle class
people and even functiOnares they are all also
tvroloCy Of Russian revoutontsts. starting from
tho DaCemhriSts. who by thousands paid with thelr
lives for spreading IDEAS Of liberty
The present troubles nave litonleStahlN NiIr'NH
that civic sentiment has increased among the Rus
sian people II is not Yet formed. the shape OF the
rcyolIlti6n is not Vet determined hut the ground
Ruesian autocracv TO ward Of this revolution hv
Introducing the liberal and necessary reforms which
clearly pointed out in Count To!stols beautiiui
letrcr to the Gar and his advisers
The reaCtionarV party continually answers every
that the Russians still ignorant, that they are
prepared for free institutions To this we reply
in the famous words of the present leader or RuS-
stan reaction Nj. PobedOnoStsen- in lSbS; no was
then tho leader Of the Liberal party. In address
ing his adversaries in regard to the plan for new
tribunals I'm Russia, he said IF the laws are
believe that i'm any case, in matter what epoch,
men can prepared for evil and not ripe for good