New-York tribune., 1905-11-13
GAR RESCINDS REFORMS.
nor md IN .ST4TE OF VAR.
....,tIu Granted Liberties Taken
Rack Until 4gitations Cease.

r,te-st,,r- Nov 1S.-Sunday passed
n, .x,,sses are reported from any part
cur hat .1e Jews are still apprehensive
:. = -, f,N- ba, been abolished in kremenchus
n ,Tiais ard their districts.
50 ,e,,.i,I communication issued this morn
.a.,lIs the fact tnat the imperial uKase OF
.o,e, - last established bases for the
ad,sI ,spovation OF the civil life OF RUSSIAN
st;s,te and points out shat the measures
Tented in pursuance of that ukase anecteo
oo,,aIiv he Polish people The communication
says:
= oooor6ance with the ukase. the exceptional
,.ys hindering the free deveiopmenI OF .ns va .,
- ,,rre abrogated. and the Poles received tne
a-1e rights as the Russians. Educa uonal. nu-
eS-snoI end judicial reforms were introduced 1e
l.t-.i,,I.tad nv the decisions arrived at py tile
supp,asu Of ministers on June is and by the
,aee of April so regarding religious hbefty
- General measures adopted by the govern
asnt we're extea7ed TO Poland. which also WIS
rjyen the right of participation IN the bouIna ~
ssrd freedom # meeting. finally on 80 80
o. o. IN the Poles were fully recognized as free
stors thereby obtaining full opportunity TO
Gu ctni' tbeir capacity BY participating In a
ploae oraative work they would consequently
have gradually attained the Interior PROCESS
10 e he polish nation with the aid OF the elec-
~ u ~ inetitutions which naturally would have
srnpathized with their rate -. ~,
-t-aEryet+ing the painful lessons of the past the
,..is;ane who are directing the national move
P. ir +bc xfngdcr-1 of Poland are making at
@ nent III -. -. dangerous for the Polish population
- they are insolent toward Russia 10 prihs
ehoI- the separation of the empire. heJeGul4s
the idea af working in common with the RUS
eia- neople IN the Douma. they are oefnahollls'
in series of revolutionary meetings lne com
plete autonomy of Poland, with speclal con
s+itutfonal diet. thereby aiming at the restora,
-Ion of The kingdom of Poland. Two ponllcal
frn,ts one Socialist and one Nationalist VINO
are opposed 10 each other, are unlteo III thl'
esr.-ation which is upheld by many writers,
r,,h1,c,sts and popular orators. who carry the
peop.a with them.
baen numerous professions. the participants In
which carried Polish flags and sang revou-
,ionarv songs At the same time there mas oe-
r,1n the arbitrary exclusion by the Poles OF the
state language, even in governmental lhslitu-
,ions where it's employment is provided for by
law In certain localities bands of workrnen
and peasants are pillaging the schools. the state
snirif shops and communal buildings Destroy
inp ali correspondence in the Russian language
Representatives of local authority. ia defending
order and public safety, have been watering the
earth for a wear past with their blood by falling
,-ctins TO political crimes. and the reasonable
mart of Polish society is impotent against the
growing pressure of revolutionary organizations
The government will not tolerate attacks on
the integrity of the empire, insurrectionary plots
or acts of violence. 1t declares in decisive
manner that as long the troubles in the NlS-
tnla districts continue ard long as that part
of the population adhering to political agitators
continues its present sway. these districts shall
receive none of the benefits resulting from the
manifestos Of August Is and october 80 ISoo-
There could obviously be no question OF real
fzing pacific principles in a country in revolt
Therefore for the restoration of order all the
districts of the yistula temporarily declared
10 be in a state of
The future OF the Polish people thus depends
upon themselves The government, having
desire 10 continue safeguarding the integrity
and national rights of the Polish people. ex-
tended by recent legislative acts. expects the
people to recover from the political intoxication
which has come over the kingdom of Poland
7,e T,IariN of 1i6h h9C hpcn 4
the agitators, while at the same time ii is put
ting the people guard against entering a
dangerous path. which unfortunately, they have
not for the first time trod