The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25


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md we sorely need peace; besides. Man
ohuria a 4ss M N. Therefore,
cannot be q 81 Nv ID that policy 7, Thus
plainly sroka the finance minister. heed
less pf cot,rtiy Z nhrasaology De Witte
Id q naughty dictator. who gives himself
tho air 81 an emperor; SO spoke the
asnot,r Themselves and Tho
wrathful autocrat dismissed him. At the
time Of Writing this article NJ. Won Plehve |
was the most Influential person In the
Russian en1vire. I1,he massacre u OF the
Jews, the Punishment OF the Firms the
spoliation Of the Armeriens. the perse-
}cutiot OF the poles. the exile Of Russian
t,obler1er, the forging Of peasants, the
I'm prison1nef1t and butchery Of WORKING
men, ! the establishment Of a widespread
system OF espionage and the abolition
OF laws, are ali the measures which that y
minister suggests, and the Car heartily
app roves. b N. Won Plehye, like his coll
leagues, would not have been his minis mi
ter IL his regime had been really he u y
Ito the country. That Is the unpaliatialb'll4o'
truth, which must be told about the gov
cr,nment Of Nicholas II. Another OF the
Cars we'll beloved ministers, M \ Mura-
5yieff, minister Of Justice, through whose whose
means the law courts are Informed ABOUT 10
the wishes OF the Crown in those cases
which interest the government Of Russia ''s'ls
It Is q mistake, therefore to th lfl thae
the Emperor Is tool in the hands 11s o.
his ministers. 1t Is they VINO are MS MS
instruments. merely suggesting measures res
which he likes. The two other great ' IN ~
fluences In the Cars life are NJ tSera
Died ts a' ana irinee
who nave tauen = nm IS - = u,
that ne y g slu''' Y ~,
divinity ana 1 nut'lah'ts' i'ooNs =
ago ceased 10 - re aaels a''u
Is incapaplle OF slistehills - ~,
ters ne receives WIN IL = retIs -
tlismisses ne ushtS
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the l e1e s
Leave that to Japan IN VIII VIII never
fight. My reign Will be q era OF d, peace 'els
to- the end. With so little s"lsdon q
the affairs Of great natlons l1s
sole ntermediary bet ween the out 1e
is his adj utant, esse, VINO IS ptiYiie7seu
to see him at al times and VINO sis an an
officer that can hardly write ms name fal1i
Alexander had a. ! ~ 81 Sereittt
Richter, but his influence was souna5 aila
benef icial The Car has con tinnaliy re-
fused TO avail him sci OF men 8Yyhose
statesman might shield his people
from the nsequences g ms ~
has chosen off1c Who VII serve merely
as tools in his unsteady hand. OF oniy
in his foreign policy Is he8unstao 8al'o =
med dlesome, but no part OF the private
life OF Russia Is free from srt ms h'eryel'-
ton few examples must suIhce iils
minister Of education San GER. broug z ~
a bill to change the Preparatory schooi -
Lntzk to a complete on ne sschoo'
was also supported by yoluntary supscttpT
lions and the bill was uhail'''ous''
passed by the Council Of ne I'm lr ~
i Gar wrote on 1t: " No; disag gree SentltEti