Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-30
1t is lnauguratcd With Accession
Of Prince SyiatOpolk. MisSky to
Office Of Minister of Interior
PAPERS BREATHE TONE OF RELIEF
His Words Aaeur Tranquility, Pro.
gress and Mutual Con.
lldenee.

st. Petersburg, Sept 30, q p. m)--
The war In the far east has been mo.
nentanly thrown In the shade by the
universal acclaim with which the Rus
sian pressAoday greets the accession Of
Prince Sylatopolk- Mrsky to the office
Of minister Of the interior as marking
the inauguration OF a liberal regime
All the papers print the minister's
speech at the reception yesterday OF the
officials Of the ministry and by the
side Of It, by special authorization OF
the minister OF the interior, the inter.
view Of the Associated Press with the
minister at wilma, Sept, %. Many Of
the papers also print the emperor's
manifestation OF 1903 The editorials all
breathe tone of relief at the passage
of the Won Plehve regime and intense
satisfaction at the dawnIng OF brighter
days.
The Interview Of the Associated Press
with the ministers OF the interior Is
accepted as an amplihcatiOn of the
n inistel's words 70 his associates The
Russ entities its editorial "A system Of
Confidence" and says,
"a year aud a half have elapsed
since the manifesto was issued but the
former minister was far from encour-
aging the cooperation OF the people con-
ccrned He deliberately excluded them
az a
suspicion. The new minister realizes
that the only way 10 obtain actual re-
suits is to give lasting effect TO the lib
eral pledges contained in the manlfes-
20, take the people into his confidence
and ask for the hearty cooperation OF
all classes There is no necessity for
pointing out that this method Of apply
ing the manifesto is a new departure.
In the minister's interview with the
Associated Press, his words were adj
dressed primarily TO the Iemstyos.
They must make the first response. He
says, ] believe In the Zemstvos and
am convinced that they can render the
greatest service
1T is undoubtedly the mission OF
the government IN the truest sense to
cordially strive for their success and
not to see In Hemstvos an attempt TO
thwart the government aims and am
bluons. The noble, generous words OF
the minister should call forth worthy
response from the zemstvos,
which are about to convene. They will
not fail TO cooperate by pointing out
the immediate requirements Of the
country. Through the united action OF
the government the Hemstyos and the
people, by stimulating the moral forces
the nation should succeed IN establish
ing the organization Of the country
upon a solid basis. We greet the COM
ing era of union as the dawn OF new
and reiuvenated Russia
The Noyosti. the Jewish organ, dwell
ing on the statement Of the minister 10
the Associated Press at wilma on the
subjects Of the Jews says
Despite the princes modest denial
that he has elaborated his program, his
assurance that there viii be larger OPP
portunIties for life and work for Jews.
none the less contains a whole political
program which all will hail with delight
and help to realize
The Noyoe Vremya says.
"The minister's words advocating
mutual confidence between the govern
ment and people will satisfy the cray-
lngs which all the people In Russia
have long felt. but have only been able
TO mutely express
The Bourse Gazette heads It's editor
lal "A Policy OF Sincerity and says.
THE confidence thus expressed to-
wards the Russian nation and the RUS
sian press viii not be betrayed.
Continuing, the Bourse Gazette well
comes the minister's words In the As
sociated Press interview as confirming
the reports that the prince entertalns
the most enlightened and liberal views.
The Gazette says Prince Mirskys
words yesterday and his statements 10
The Associated Press at wilma augur
tranquility. progress, mutual confidence
and unremitting labor, adding
"These are golden words which VIII
go down to history The welfare OF
he people. such Is Russia's motto
now"