Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-03
Evil hluded Revolutionary Leaders
Make Attacks on Pillars Of
Russian State.
COUNTRY HAS TREMENDOUS TASK.
1t is to Overcome Stubborn Foreign
Foe and Eradicate the Revolt
At Home.

OF the liHpelldl lndnlicAto, puDnSned Dy
the Official Messenger today, calling
ON the country TO rally round the
throne In defense Of the empire from
It's internal enemies, Is as follows.
Gan inscrutable Providence has been
pleased TO visit our fntherland with
heavy trials. A bloody war IN the
far east involving the honor OF Russia
and the command OF the waters Of the
Pacific ocean so urgently necessary to
the consolidation OF the peaceful pros
perlty not only Of our own but Of other
Christian nations throughout the ages
has imposed that great strain on the
strength Of the Russian people and
has swallowed up many dear Victims
near TO our heart While the glorious
sons OF Russia are fighting with self
sacrificing bravery, risSlng their lives
for their faith, for their emperor aud
for their country disturbances have
broken in our own land TO the joy OF
our enemies and our own deep sorrow,
Blinded by pride the evil-minded lead
ers OF revolutionary movement make
nsolent attacks on the holy orthodox
church and the lawfully established
pillars OF the Russian state thinking
that by severing the natural connec-
ton with the past they will destroy
the existing order OF state and set up
In It's place new administration on
foundation unsuitable to our father
land. The outrage on the Grand Duke
Sergihs, who ardently loved the FIRST
capital Of the empire and met his end
midst the sacred monuments OF the
Kromlin, deeply shocks the national
feeling Of every one to whom the honor
OF the Russian name and renown and
his home are dear
I'VE humby bear the trials sent us
by Providence and derive strength and
consolation for our trust from the
grace which God has always shown to
the Russian power and from the i'm
memorial devotion which we know our
loyal people entertain for the throne.
with the help Of the prayers OF the
holy orthodox church and under the
banner of the autocratlc might Of the
omperors, Russia has already frequent
ly passed through great wars and dis
turbances always issuing from her
troubles and difficulties with fresh and
unbendng strength. Nevertheless, tho
recent internal disorders and the IN
stability of thought which have favor
ed the spread OF revolt and disturb
ances make IL our duty to remind all
those I'm the government institutions
OF their services and to call upon them
10 display increased solicitude In the
Safeguard of the law, order and Sc
curlty IN firm consciousness OF their
moral responsibility as servants Of the
throne and Of the fatherland.
thinking increasingly OF The well
fare Of the people and firmly trusting
that God after He has tried our pa
thence viii give victory to our arms
VIC appeal to right-minded people OF
all classes TO join each IN his calling
and his place IN siugle-minded CO.
operation by word and deed In the great
and sacred task Of overcoming the
stubborn foreign foe and eradicating
the revolt at home and In wise efforts
TO check the internal confusion. wa
wish to remind every one In this con-
Of mind throughout the whole popula-
ton Is Il possible 90 reoli2e our aims
for a renewal OF the quiet life Of our
people Strengthening the prosperity OF
state and perfection OK It's administra-
tlon,
net all those rally around the throne.
true 10 Russa's past honestly ana
congcientiousiy have care In accord
with ourselves Tor every affair OF state.
MAY God send down on the clergy
holiness, on those in authority justice
and truth, on the people peace, on tho
laws power ana on the faith strength.
10 the consolidation OF the autocracy
nud the welfare Of our dear subjects
(Slgned) NICHOLAS.
LOYAL SUBJECTS TO BE HEARD.
ST. Petersburg March 3-An I'm
pcrlal decree commands that In order
that Il may be possible for al our loyal
subjects to be heard directly by tho
emperor" the council presided over by
the emperor shall examine and consider
I'm his name an the vlew8 and wishes
that may be received from private per-
sons and institutions In regard 20 per-
fectug the administration Of tho state
and the improvement o. the welfare OF
the people.
LIBERALS DISAPPOINTED.
ST. Petersburg, March 3. $40 p. m.-.
Emperor Nicholas manifesto entirely
reitcrating Russia's aspirations In tho
| far east and appealing to the Loyalty
| OF the people TO turn away from scdi-
| ton and support the government no
order that tho projected reforms mpy
| be carried out, has proved profoundly
| disappointing TO the Liberals. The late
ter believe that e Will not only age
| groyate the existing critical situation
| but Is likely to precipltato ventahlo
| crisis II this is the omperors final re-
Spouse 20 the practically unanimous
| demand OF the intelligence classes for
n voice IN the government.
| RESCRIPT ON POPULAR RIGHTS.
ST. Petersburg, March alt Is Of
] nclally announced that an imperial re-
| script IN regard TO popular partlclpa-
ton IN legislation Sill be- issued to-
| morrow.