Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
cred to bo such M viii ensure a durable
peace the indemnify VIII be less than II
otherwise would
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czAR INVITED ACTION,
Berlin. Juno l0,--Tho text W pree'
dent Rooscyolta message on the subject
OF peace TO the goYornmcnls Of RuHsla
and japan * regarded nj the foreign
offlco here nR admirable In spirit ana
phrasInR ana positive hope now oSlsls
of oomprohonsiyoly carly peace, Tho
Russian emperor IN fact invited tho ue'
ton NJ the president and had much 10
do with the form that the presidents
representations took, Emperor Nlcholus
through the council NJ powerful person,
nj influences IN Russia became disposed
toward peace some days In advance OF
tho presidents action. II was reeog'
nlgod az the Russian court and az ms
court also that no man In tho Wofla
could 30 well make an appeal Tor peace
M President Roosevelt It's Known
Views, the detachment NJ the united
Statos from the European RyBtcm ana
the good viii Japan feels toward lno
United states made the president lhN
solitary statesman who could take Huoh
a step without either side dlalruHtlng
him or feeling annoyed by ms tQucl-
tndo. The conviction here IN mat RUS
rla IN now ready for peace, ana seeks
peace and that tho only dinorenoos M
rurmountahlo by negotiations when
Emperor Nicholas now won FOR pence,
would again decide for war should tho
Japanese attitude be unconclllaiory or
oven ono Of long hesitation nnd reserve
though II IN understood that japan also
pnyo tho president some assurances De-
fore no acted
MAIN OBSTACLES no AGREE
MBNr,
", potopburR Juno 10, i23j y, M
me Radical proRs which hounds the
government no matter which way "
turns, ID promptly seeking TO take ma.
vantage OF the new situation created
by tho possibility " peace, ALTHOUGH
Tor months II has been preaching peace
ma tho abandonment NJ the whole ~
tho Manchurln adventure at any cost
Il has already yoerod around ana pro.
sends 10 be HORNED ut the fac, lhnt
Russia can contemplate the poaslblllly
Of surrondorlnR her position ON we
Pacific ana purchasing pence ht lno
price OF an indemnity after the enclllloo
OF millions OF the pooploa money ana tho
thousands Of peoples lives and declares
that only The people shall dooldo
whether the country shall submit To
this humiliation,
These iaollca win produce an the
more effects since 90 far AZ the indcns
My goes the Radical papers undoubt.
eddy reflect the Views Of the masses or
the Russian people hs well M those
prevalent IN oillcihl circles Tho status
Of Vladlvoslok and The question OF AN
indemnity are sure 10 be the main obs
nlacea 10 an agreement once Tho belligs
Grants are brought together but the
crisis for which the sold elements of
the opposition arc WnglnR war against
tho government and trying 10 preolpi-
tate events conostiluton the ohlof dan"
ger,
solemn words of waning such nv
these uttered by tho Moscow aomslvo.
lists and tho mayors Of the principal
cities who Joined with them IN the ALL
Russian zcmrtyo congress cannot hc
lightly thrust aside, although the GOV.
eminent IL getting accustomed 60 nara
words, The organization known M tho
League OF Professional Leagues yeslor.
day NJ Moscow threatened 10 translate
their words into acts unless the goy-
crnmeni yielded and resolved not only
10 inaupurato n strike ~ all profession.
nj classes but 10 arm M sef'dofenpe,
They also bound themselves not TO toss
iify at political ;rlale and 20 provide
for each Others families IN ease any OF
the members suffered arrest or exile,
Months ngo NJ Wltto, president Of tho
committee " ministers, said TO tho
correspondent Of the Associated Press
There win he no internal crisis now
or while the war lasts, The crisis VIII
como when the war ends
His words seem Ike prophecy.