Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
"RED" LEADERS
60 NOT GIVE UP HOPE OF WIN
MING OUT IN RUSSIAN
REVOLUTION
Busy Preparing Big Political Upheavai
To Sustain Revolutionary Pro-
gram.

ST. Petersburg. Noy. 21.-With the
collapse of the strike the leaders Of
he Reds" says they will now de-
vote their energies to the preparation
of a universal political strike, to sus-
tain the revolutionary program when
the national assembly convenes.
These plans which were suddenly
upset by the precipitation of the rail
read strike last month"; are exceeding
y ambitious, involving the co-opera
Ton not only of the workmen of the
cities,~ but the peasantry and if possi-
ble the army and navy.
The propaganda among the sol iiers
and sailors will be pushed energetical-
ly. The leaders already claim tha'
they have organized the peasantry in
five districts Of Kharkoff province,
the peasants having agreed not to
work for the landlords when the strike
is called.
h0y oAtiCipdle tIldl tnc IduI1ne,
which is at the doors almost $50 900.
700 peasants of the central provinces.
according to estimates, will prove an
effective ally of the agitation as they
promise to give the peasants land to
an unlimited extent. The plague which
IS moving northWard from. the Kirghiz
steppe. if not stamped out in the Wis
tula region. may also be made to
serve the purpose of arousing the ig-
norant and superstitious peasants.
The leaders will urge the prole-
tarlat everywhere to secure arms and
De prepared to fight for their rights
The struggle in progress in the Mos
COW Zemstvo congress is watched with
interest. The main question to be de.
@ded is whether the zemstvoists will
cooperate with the government and
on what terms. The test probably will
come upon the resolutions to be offer
cd by NJ. Nem;roveski. mayor of Sara
Ton, and NJ kucheroff, mayor of Khar
hoH, proposing cooperation with
Count Witte in the general pacification
of the country and the Introduction of
the reforms, with the understandings
that the national assem- mbly will worl,
GHt the details.
ne men who are making a fight on
the necessary for supporting Count
Wltte urge that unless the country is
t:anquilized the government will ha
forced to reactionary measures, From
he dispatches received, however. il X
likely that even if the radical wing Of
'ut-voted certain guarantees will be
den anded as the price of the coopera
ton of the zemstvoists.
1t is significant that delegate OF
the zemstvo who presented himself as
the representative of the Jewish non.
u'ation of Wilma, Luthnain. was ex-
cluded.
Many liberals here believe that the
congress is sure to result in a spli,
ard that the radical wing standing on
its insistence upon a constituent Az
sembly and universal suffrage. will re-
fuse all connection with the govern.
ment. The plan loudly discussed by
the extremists fortnight ago of turn.
ing the congress into a constituent
assembly, appears to have fallen
through.
While no further information has
teen received regarding the reported
false emperor who was said to be
marching at the head of thousands Of
peasants in the province of Penza
the turbulence there has become so
threatening that the government has
placed the province in a safe Of siege