Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-31
M THE CAR
| IS HOODWINKED
| ,,,I,tsr, Work to Thwart His
Purposes
In OF REFORM SCHEMES
- coumltiee. which Try TO
Pe"'S 49,. ont In spirit, bu, They
Pr u.ld Up ny minister's

,,eg March 16.-(Corres-
rF' ,ho Associated Press9--lt
d'aF '. ..,sd that the public had
waiting attitude toward tne
F'~ ..,osled with perplexlty in
ano oolnt The emperor seems
~ ~ refer the reform schemes
' ,eav are drafted by the minis
y o' special committees represent '.s,l,,,
anal interests, and the puplic
M. TO reconcile these with the
that has been the reward OF
A' ,ommIttees lately Investigate
Hn rrlcpitural depressions Ihese
" w Interpreted their instruc-
n ,,V',tly and made numerous rec
.J,,ions for governmental re-
'lug Tb.it recommendations en-
.mong others, some of the very
q . s'u0 he emperor has adopted,
y, tbe ministry Of the interior IS
" es utmost efforts in order to
lus ,ssss recommendations from
a' me- emperor. The provincial
-ns w.. have under strict lnstruc-
'' s.om Minister Plehve, prevented
rirral committees from even
.,I,o reform proposals offered by
n.,,iSt committees or have procur-
M, rejection in the provincial com
IN nearly every instance. 1t
W no explained that the local com
wore selected by the marshals
.Aglty who are often men of adj
y. i views. The provincial commit
rsrs selected by the governors
Kan gave the preponderance TO
ana more conservative land
n The action Of the governors of
rsr and Tver resulted IN the with
nld All the liberal elements from
s,vlnclal committees Of these |
.re.s in fact, of almost every one |
N o9cials. The example has now
allowed by the Liberals of the
rcs Of Moscow.
stter to the RussyIa Vedomosti
rmbllcation Of which in other |
Ir5ters was Immediately forbiGsen
N censorship. D n. Shipoy, the
.rrpg OF the famous Moscow con-
N ast year that drafted the Lib
v0sam for all the local COM
N, states that II members had
Alnvn from the MOSCOW provin-
anmIttee on account Of the pre-
mnoe Of officials representing the
nil government
some reason the liberal program
mote favorable reception In the
Hal committee for the province
Nj Noygorod, although It also in
b large number Of officials, as
ngram would certainly have
sopted In many other provinces
opinion had been allowed ex-
ia and since II is similar TO the
E0ns adopted by a large number
bal committees throughout Eu-
d Russia The Liberals claim il Is
8fate expression Of the sentiment
rural population Of the empire.
resolutions that were adopted re-
two columns Of an American
PAPER These few extracts would
2i' The salient features OF them:
ilar education must be free and
skhe TO all, but not obligatory.
pay popular schools must be under
Eisllt,ion Of the ministry Of edu-
% exclusively and the zemstvos
participate In the control of the
n STUDY, as well as in the finau-
Wort Of the schools. This is
z 10 part at the present tendency
government to favor parochial
gs,
tia support OF primary education
" central government is neces-
>lca schools have at least four
@lfse, and should pursue no
htpl secular education.
Na'le9s layoring the extension OF
~ libraries and intermediate and
educational Institutions, partic-
agricultural colleges, were also
-@Inihg me peasantry, the follow
enmendauons were made
Ra corporal punishments and
a.Alal responsibility for peasant
'.n' ieorganlze the rural police in
-s police establish local elective
.s,''oidlns to the decree of 1864;
M universal representation in
rI'''os Without regard to classes;
y we limitations Of Zemstvos tax
all abolish all forced labor
'''s especially upon the peasan-
a4lng lhe financial system of the
| We resolutions recommend
customs and excise duties. and
-svllouon Of the progressive in
"a. a variety OF measures tend
-,, -.l,il'h The cost Of exporting
-wla' products and diminish the 4
-'puon Of vodka and the restoral
!, ,slllaiional funds Of the zemst.
M M a. income they formerly enjoy
resolutions are not EXPRESSED /,
~r 10y as We're those Of many To- !
'"ll'lees and those of the Vor-
II. hv'mtlal committee. which
1 y. 9isnanded a constitution. but {
4 ~. u ihe same direction. IL has
s wv. that Punishment TO Arch
ys lhe punishment OF the author
\ III 'O',enezh resolutions. This fate
H., %lalIen NJ A. Kurchnskv
4, s., o. a section Of the 81. Peters !
g.,,s! OF economists. for reading :
b. hoS ssn resolutions at a meeting :
sr,' NY The struggles in the lo. :
y k ,.tees have received local in ,
! ia,i ',l.sI'os work which had long !
Inv. a,. on account OF the nm. !
Es,i attitude Of the central gov '
E.r5 y many provinces the Liberal :
b. ~ better organized ana .
b y.,. van has been the case for T,
ana rather sharp Tits have