The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-02-03

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ettuWa tow ards the rstabtshntrt 81
anYpHns. fGt sVlt EoNreuuteatt
Atucta ~ -that tte bureau AtY Aa,
rehabilitation ~ Eottt9snvit So Fl t''
tersuNia h4 - q strel extent A''ei'st,a
tuu people rreui tn. tht0ne
Arllclr ~ <ot VET worked out IN d'tiN.
Arltylos +CtRt. IN order ts,ut itns~3s
may he governed utopotiy. ther, ,noNt
be- .,tsaltte tr5fd1tn ct tot.scicptt. tt-
itglsil. spec, il ard tress.
Article Nj ruot ali inhabitants OF EuA-
sjl. without regard being held 10 posi-
ton Htd religion. and no nitttcf TO what
GUESS they licionk. mast enjoy tattal and
the same clV,l and political rights. ln-
asmlch As The luik OF tho Russian fo.-
tioii consists OF peasants. these latter
must have the same access 10 me voerts
OF justice as other people.
Arviclc Nll.-That every person. !rtcspoct-
I'VE OF position. shah have tne right 10
Vote for members of the zeinstvos. OF lie
himself elected thereto,
Article III Not Vet worked ont, het
iahls with The recommendation that
There shall be Two legislative houses, not
on the British plan, but a lower honso to
consist of members OF the aenlstvos and
an upper house TO be mudeitd on than or
the American senate. As II Is of such
Immense Importance, THIS point is slll
under discussion.
Article IN.~-That every person shall have
the right. through his member OF the
legislative body, 10 have I. voice III the
formation OF new legislation. the general
control of the government. and coil,tma-
tlon OF the budget.
Ar.ic!s Ns-inht IN or'tfr mar me recon-
be brought into force in such a WAY .s
TO be of the greatest benefit to the PEG
pie. n GENERAL plebiscite should be taken
all over Russia.
These demands, openly nvowed by the
@rHiatNos' created ainazement IN reaction
10y '.AcltS. tFihce Mcs'ctersky. 'uitof OK
the Giashdanin, angrily voiced the tu-
,.au,faeSs hostlity to Prince sYiatopo'k-
Mirsky. Referring 10 his encouragement
of the GeinStyos il said.
w are living in n madhousN- To give
7usslon is a syfnp,om of !, alsordor,o
mind
me cars answer 10 the demands Of the
zemstvos MAS pub,ishea in an i.nper.al
ukase on December 26, 1904. He granted
some of the reforms asked for ny the
zeinsiNos conference which assembled
here November ~. promising to consider
others, but ignoring the appeal for an el,e-
i've consttutional assemblage.
The 2emstvos asked the ear to ~equaiize
the civil and political rights OF u.,san,s
and 10 release rural self government from
administrative -Cbureaucrat.c) tutelage. IA.
promises this Independence within legal
limitations.
The zemstvos asked. ms a guarantee OF
personal rights. that no one in the empire
should be subjected to punishn,ent ~, re
striction of right without the decision uc
the courts. The car grants the appeal.
The ze!nstvos complained OF the arhf.
traly acts of the Bureaucratic chiefs. who
ignore thS law and goycrn nv no,sou.l
caprice. The c2ar declares that the an
thorities charged with tho dr,ir;.tr,. iou
OF The law shall be held responsthle fo,.
every arbitrary act. and that persons wto
have suffered wrongs by such acts shar DO
enabled to secure legal redress.
The zeInstvos asked for the creation o-
smaller zemstvos. TO insure the tndeIn,6-
once of the naosartS ,rho
shall be done.
US He'ofrn IN Courts.
The ear further promises q uniication
of judicial procedure Throughout the en-
he p-omfse. 20 ,,a,
independence OF the courts.
He promises a legal trIal for eyarv nor.
son accused OF crime or mlssann oa,1r
He promises To take up the question of
state insurance fo.- NnrL,per IN, ., .,a,I..
workshops ia o'rnNa. "i 80
""iNsiioPs' "iu commercial establish
'''r5les'
\ .H1l,N 'li' ear declares that oppressive
laws shall be repealed. This SECURES a
less rigorous censorship of and more free
privileges of pi,bIic osso,,,,@, NsS"1 Ne
p.,.L "
The i H. = 90 SIlocracy opheld.
me- itths no erect reference to
n CONSTITUTIONAL! asse;nbage asked for
by the zenstvos. lie makes it clear that
the principle Of autocracy is to be nuhcId.
declaring for the '.trdeyiatiup ,oaf,t,.
nance ~ ,ha ,r,,..r,,t,n = Vs. "ta''','-
mental Law If .5a 'l(r1 my Oh Tue iNnaa-
me. cav ,na1, 80 = ~
tl,e - So ~, .H"aes IL clear that h. rejects
III ii4a .of = conSt!tniion. asserting il is
ms duty to distinguish IAN that is really
in the interests of Tho RUSSIA, .a.,,,Io 500,
tendencies not sedan MIC 49, ~. I'm a
enced nv trons,t3rS ,ra',n,sfana = 'i'."-
AS for the f,.ngo ~ ts.alaess,
49, @ Wv iu'uie' me car iAohfs oNt
l.sl,s IN ehr promise that when the Aeed
OF ehls or that change is proved ripe. then
we consider it necessary to meet it. even
though tho transforo,tic Ito, IA ~; 49,
involve Inc intros"ctio, "ns&a tn5s
tlal innoyat,ons y, ,a la,SuuI'"t u essen
w iesiSiaeoh.
Summary of c-,r. pt
~. Ears r'eoses
80 ni.el ne supJec's which VIII b. 70
So. 80 eolil,iii''ees or me council of min
$50 ar TOT carry report are:
hlr511A Just and equable enforcement
Sas,,
view 10 giving the witest ,niit,nao ~, ~