The Grenada sentinel., 1905-11-04
CzaR'S MANIFESTO PUBLISHED
STRIKERS RETURNING TO WORK
Even at Warsaw, LOdz and Other
Polish Cities the People Are Re
jOicinE-The Jews, Too, Are CeIe-
brating, and Will Strongly Sup
port VI. Witte.

holiday. There is nothing but celebra
ton going on by the people.
Only the new government is at work.
Witte as premier has announced his
ministers and the car has approved
them.
They are: Count LamsdOrff f)reign
affairs; Admiral Avelfan, malfne af-
fairs; Gen. SakharOf, minister of war;
Prince Obolenski, interior affairs; NJ
Romanoff, finance; NJ. Koni, justice;
NJ. KrosOvsky, ways and communica-
tions; Seigler Won Schaffhausen, edu-
cation, and vi. Kulty, agricultural af-
fairs
The cars manifesto is being pub
lished broadcast throughout the en-
pire, and in this work the army, police
and secret service are being used.
Will Restore Order.
News from the other cities indicate
that the ending of the autocracy and
granting constitution with civil lib
erty and right of suffrage will restore
order to the country.
The moderate liberals everywhere
hail the new order with delight
Only the anarchists and extreme rev.
olutionists are suspicious and holding
back
Spreading the knowledge of the con-
ment toward pacifying the people is to
he followed by the abolition of mill
tary government, at least in European
Russia, is concerned.
In fact, troops were withdrawn from
streets in most large cities.
In other parts of the empire this
will be treated on special lines.
TrepOT Aids Witte.
At first there was some doubt wheth-
er Gen. TrepOff, who is a reactionary,
would cooperate with Count Witte, |
but that was removed when he ordered |
the soldiers to not interfere with the |
people in their celebrations.
Dispatches from every part of the
empire are to the effect that the strike
is ending. Railroad lines from here
are operating.
All the lines running out of Moscow
are reported in operation. Odessa is re-
ported as quiet, and SO on down the
list of cities where trouble has been
rife.
Even in Warsaw and LOdZ and other
Polish cities, where the feeling against
he Russian government is strongest,
he people are rejoicing.
The Jews, too, are celebrating. They
lcclaim Witte
The Imperial Manifesto.
Emperor Nicholas H.. by the grace
# God emperor and autOcrat of all the
3ussias, grand duke of Finland, etc,
leclare 10 all our faithful subjects that
rOubleS and aSitatiOn in our capitals
md in numerous ether places fill our
leart with excessive pain and sorrow
THE happiness of the Russian SOW
reign is indissolubly bound up with
he happiness Of our people, and the
orrow Of our people is the sorrow of
he sovereign.
From the present disorders may
rise great national disruption. They :
lenace the integrity and unity of our
mpire
THE supreme duty imposed upon us
y our sovereign office requires us to ,
face >Ourself and to use all the force
nd reason at our command to hasten
| securing the unity and coordination r
the powers of the central govern
lent, and to assure the success of q
leasures for pacifcation in all circles
io1, +;o1 |
, the we'll being Of our people
"We, therefore, direct our govern
ent 10 carry out our infiexible will in /
lie following manner: Y
'First-To extend to the population o
lie immutable foundations of civic lib r
'ty, based on the real inviolability Of q
erson, freedom of conscience, speech,
Mon and association.
SecOnd-WithOut suspending the al
lady ordered elections to the state =
)uma, to invite the participation in
e douma, Sc far as the limited time be-
re the convocation of the douma will
,rmit, those classes of the population N
)w completely deprived of electoral
ghts, leaving the ultimate develop
ent of the principle of ELECTORAL right n
general to the newly-established leg
lative order of things.
"Third-To establish as an unehange IT,
lie rule that no law shall be enforce
lie without the approval of the state
,uma, and that it shall be possible
r the elected of the people to exercise
al participation in the supervision
the legality of the acts of the au- -,
critics appointed by us.
''We appeal to all faithful sons of
lssia to remember their duty towards
e fatherland to aid in terminating
ese unprecedented troubles and to
ply their forcess, in cooperation T.
tn us to the restoration of calm and
ace upon our natal soil.
Given at Peterhof, October 30, in the
,venth year af our reign.
[Signedl NICHOLAS"