Arizona republican., 1905-03-20

we are accused viz, to by force attempt the overthrow of the existing forms Of government and the social condition of the country The society has no such large aims as to overthrow the form of autOcratic government in Rus sia.
 First of all l must state that one cannot say that the fighting section" in a "secret society" in the usual sense of the word. The lighting organiza- tion is not a separate body, but only a part of the big party of social rev olutionists and the fighting organi- zation" follows out strictly the orders of the larger society Therefore it is not possible to talk about the fighting organization alone, but one must also include the party of social revolution ists.
 THE TERRORIsTs' WORK.
 'I cannot say that it Is by means of the activity of the fighting organization that the social revOlUtionists wish to do away with the autOcratic form of government or even the present social condition of Russia, nor is it by means of terroristic acts that they intend to gain their ends, but there is one thing which the party meets by terrOristic acts carried out by members of the lighting organization" and that is to answer by armed attack those acts of the government where the lives and honor of Russian citizens are not spared. not to speak of the life and honor of the Russian revolutionists.
 "We are not a party of force. Our party is in principle against all forms of force and attaining their aims by force. The ideals of the party, as are also the means by which they agitate for their ideals. are all of peaceful character. How much the ideals of the social revolutionists are peaceful is shown from the fact that the govern ment laws do not forbid the entry into the country of many books of q social istic nature. It is not we who agitate amongst the various classes of society.
 SPONTANEOUS AGITATION. The agitation arises without our help. It is not we who made the classes. and they are not "one whole" and with one interest. As many as there are in society, different groups of inhabitants with different means of existence so many are there different interests which are ill no way mutual The peasants and workmen have one in- terest the labor employers and land owners have others. We social demo- crats support the interests of the work ing classes. It is our task to try to learn the needs of the people, and also to learn how they can be fulfilled. We socialists find that in society there ought not to exist any exploitation on one part of the population by the other. and that all the means of production. such as workshops, factories and the land, ought not to belong to individuals. but to society at large and should al ways be under the control and man agement of the people Such is our final ideal which means peace on the face of the earth and for the peoples thereof All the rest of our tasks are in strict accordance with this ideal It is our leading star"
 SasoneT proceeds with a description of the growth of the organization and the weakening of the autocracy from it's mortal wound of forty years ago when Alexander abolished serfdOm. The government however trembling in apprehension of the result of that for ward move. retraced it's steps and the Titanic war was begun in earnest. Sasonef continues.
 OBJECTS OF THE REVOLUTION.
 We social revolutionists. children of the twentieth century do not feel our selves alone; on the contrary, we feel behind us the peoples strength. Since