The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

speak another language" Only when swer by death. Only after insuffer- able tortures. awful Humiliation of citizens and revolutionists de we TO
 to extreme measures: Disqualification" is only called into inoia pias on special occasions. The acts of the EFighting organization'' are of re- SlssetSry csr nattufs. at ,s. corresponding tc' the
 Look st what the Fighting Organi- xation" has done up to now. You will
 see that 1t has never had resource to of fighting the present system. The Social Revolutionists more than any body else understand that an idea can es na tsst ssway wsh by means of down systems. An idea can be con lquered and destroyed, but a system falls only when the foundation which l Tn order to show the real charac- ter of our terroristic tactics remem- Der the Party of the Peoples will" moSsr ef that s pssy land we their children are the same, but the conditions under whichthe mem
 bers of the Peoples WILT lived and ac- of the present day.
 Texrorism Changed.
 Then the Government terrorized, now we. Then the people only just freed | Hing and thinking independently was stamped out of them during centuries. In one word. the nation had hardly
 away Ths memssiys aof of ns s. ple's Will" were persuaded by experi. ence that to fulfil the difficult mis- sion of agitating socialistic ideas and having before them the ghost of | the white terror, was an unproductive action. Losing hope that the people own interests or come to the help of their champions, the members of the l Free Wilf' by means of the red ter- TOT decided to conquer or die. But they. battle and had to fight like Titans. We social reolutionists, children of the Twentieth century do not fell our
 alone ths on the feel | the monarchic regime was mortally wounded forty years ago the nation has grown intellectually. It already govern it's own destinies. The members of the party of Free Will' dreamed of presenting the nation with free insti-
 .utions as a present obtained from the the have no such broad aims. We are much more modest. The system is al- ready falling under the pressure of satisfy. and under the pressure of national discontent with 1t. The na- tion has problems and demands If We followed the example of the mem taken to arms 1t is only because rep lresentatives of a government which Is dying out have taken charge of the lautocratic power and have gone quite out of the bounds of humanity in their dealings wit hus revoluttonists and the dissatisfied people. We are treated like hunted and beaten animals. For this reason we have barred our teeth | and taken to arms.
 | And so against the present system I've have the peasants, workmen and Intelligent classes working in common
 Terror against the terror of the of- ficfals who have lost their heads in their actions. Death for death. wounds
 "A revolutionary tribunal for the loligarchists who are not answerable before the iaw and the nation.
 n Con,Ssqaehntiy ro1,gq tha o,h state that I. when did not think that it would fall on ..e existing form of government in Rus sia. threw the. bomb at Mir. Plehve ister (there are still many of them lef) but threw the bomb at him as a certain person in a certain way filled the position of Minister of Interior MT. Plehve In fighting against national discontent had resource to force. He commited the gravest o fcrimes.
 Comnaitted Grave Crime.
 | IT. imprisoned In the fortress and subject ed our comrades to all kinds of tor lures and punishments. He forced us and % murderer % of M the a peopie. I psEseGS Baimasr scaffoid. Gershuni and kemEina si a" were ere buried in slusselberg fortress, Such facts we social revolutionists cannot but regard as crimes and the fault of these crimes lies on the head of the man who carried on an untruthful
 2nd. Plehve. as Director of the De- of Peoples Free win" by means of tails fortresses, penal ceryitude. pris- tunity of forgetting his hangman. The old time hangman again placed his white head on the peoples necks. To sible in case Plehve tried to redeem his former crimes by reforms and conces- sions during the latter part of his life.
 8rd. Plehve. before the declaration of war with Japan, arranged a war in the interior of Russia. He looked on Russia as though it was a foreign its citizens blood He shot the work men when they spoke plainly about their needs and their interests.
 MT. Piehve is to blame more than any one else. Although he did not give the word Fire" he Is guilty because the l shooting was initiated Dy nm as Min ister of the Interior, and by orders Of men who fulfilled the orders of him who had appointed them. As he did Inot punish the Governors he himself sanctioned their deeds and gave temp tation to other high dignitaries to act just as cruelty.
 4th. The personal dignity of the Russian citizens during Plehve's gov ernment was subjected to the basest Humiliation, peasants and workmen were subjected to wholesale corporal punishment. Won Wahl and Obolen- | sky received promotion and reward. Russian revolutionists were bea.en and humiliated on every possible oc- casion in the police stations by the po- llicemen and secret police. Russian revolutionists and citizens were hu- initiated and beaten in prisons, and sometimes their positions there be- came so unbearable that they refused food and straved themselves in protest against insults.
 9th. Piehve put on the hungry heavy taxes When the peasants driv- | en to extremities by hunger, want of arabic land, and subjected by the land owners, not seeing and not expecting IheIp from anywhere, tried to obtain bread by force so as not to die, they were answered with an increase of tax ation. This was Plehve's idea of sat- isfying national needs. In this man ner he gave them a stone instead of bread. In this manner he depriver the naked of their only shirt. Plehve exhausted the people, spending their hard earned money on the development