Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DEMANDED
Death Of Half a Mllllsn Men aud Loss
OF Millions Of Money Price OF
Rjcctlon Of Progress
the LESSON TAUGHT BY THE WAR
!. that Education, Good Government
Ard Freedom are Always Victorious
over Ieuoraucc aud Dcspotism

o.. pclcrsburg May 81 The c0tae.
,opbo which has oY3rtdkon the Rus.
,Ian fleet has given q tremendous TN
polus TO the demand upon Emperor
Nicholas for the immediate conyooa.
Hon of national assembly without
waiting action upon the report Of the
poullgnn rosorlpt commission with
The single exception OF the roactionury
eylot, the prcss pours out indignation
bnd wrath upon the bureaucracy which
T. held responsible for all the mislor.
tunes Of the war only the Noyosli
pud me Bourso Gazette, however, de-
clare that peace should be- concluded
The RUSS, now the widest read paper
IN Russia, says "rhose guilty Of Rus.
llas diegmco should be overwhelmed
with shame
The death Of half q million Of men,
me Russ continues, "0nd ne loss Of
millions Of money " the price Of the
rejection Of progress and western 81.
Nlllsall0n, Sobasl0pol struck tho
thackles from the scrfs, and Port Ar.
THUR Mukdon ana rsu island should
rre Russia from the slavery Of the
bureaucracy
The Sloyo, another popular paper ~
tren more bitter II says,
Brought Embodied Tor two years,
the Russian people have been marching
TO the brink Of destruction, but the
Dendlges are now torn from the eyes
N l30OOO,0OO Of Russians, and they win
lplk Al.
prcclnieco, Let the people sponk. The
Bureaucracy has had ils say aud has
crowned ~ work Of national shame
tld humiliation, Let II now listen 20
Whnl lhoso who have suffered IN silence
Nd VINO have supported them IN luXu.
~ move 10 say From this moment a
tonNoc0llon Of the people has become M
necessary as the air we breathe. II the
bureaucracy this time stands between
me emperor ana the nation lot IL be-,
ware. Let II remember the lessons OF
RUSSIAN hlslory-the history OF tho
'omsky sober Of 1919 Tho Japanese
mo not iahtng the Russian people, but
ne Russian bureaucracy which has re.
leGed with energy the talent Of the ma.
ION lor host of sycophanls ana tmo
lerNllg courtlers our only congOhs
Ton In this bitter hour In the conscious.
ness mat II is not the people but tho
soNernmcnl which has suffered defcat.
Enoughl"
The Syno,ctohestya and Nnshashlsn,
Wo constitutional papers are equally
Thc Noyoe Nromya, whilo mldor, de.
vnllllS tho Russian nation against the
rnafRc OF fottcnncss ana insisting that
mere n plenty OF patriotism as oyidonc.
ny inc TACT that moro young officers
,olunleered 10 60 out with Admiral
NQeeNcnsky than were needed, nev.
Nllcless Joins In the cry for an I'M
mediate summonlng Of the people,
Il. peliy WIN be fatal" the paper adds.
IN, Russla'e nlcllgonce and an her
nl0lS are needed TO mcot the adyanc.
Tho Llstok says
Ine war has taught the lesson that
puranon, good government and free.
uoul are always victorious over IN.
u,ninco, msrule ana dospoiIrm"
The SVlot remarks.
We must not Yield an inch, but fight
pl " NOT ON tho sea. then ON land, An
EOolnlnous peace would reduce Russia
10 q second class power"
GAR REALIZES SITUATION,
st Petersburg, May "a, 5,3J D, IN, -.
tuV NvIlouhlosN OF tho situation created
lne complete destruction of the Russ
Nu Meet hoems 10 Wv fully realized At
lNhlskoo'Selo, whore the emperor has
assembled practically al the members
lnp imperial fanny 10 decide on TN
loplee 10 pursue, A series of confer.
Uucs are proceeding (which win do.
prmlne not only the question OF poaoo
nut whether II IN advisable TO yield Ia
ne popular demand for The immediate
UIlNoehllon OF national assembly,
rms afternoon tho emperor sum.
moned Admiral Alcyicfl and all tho
rlnNlefs TO AN extraordinary council,
ms was Foreign Minister Lnmsdorn'e
,oEul0f dny for receiving the foreign
representatives and when ho got tho
ulpellal command he hastily sent the
,opIe"hlhl'Ncs u notification that he
'1nld not receive thom,
ne Associated Press was Informed
lnul al the ministers, with the OK.
,ppllol OF war ana marine were unnnl.
lousH IN favor OF the conclusion of
No lroubln IL anticipated In meeting
,e payment of an indemnity, aa nnan.
ylolN VINO were not willing 10 lend
money for a continuation Of the war,
lIN ready 10 accommodate Russia II
money IL needed for the purpose of
'oncMding peace,