New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-24
n rTRB CARS POWER.
NV FAVOR MONARCHY,
prsnier Encouraged-A Bad
Financial Outlook.

Ian 23-The attitude Of the
s. Peters coward the monarchy, showing
RSss.an -. as wei as the soldier would
Aft me - any severe measures directed
RQui1A ~ ,.+re Father" has been recognized
constitutional Democratic COW eii'io-l 49,.
Etne 80 which to-day. in spite OF the
. SESSION -, ,,srv theoretical republican dele
cb's''i,'-- ...,-sted in its platform clause oe-
:. that Russia is ooils. u una, -,
dsrns -.,,arrhv'' The republicans. though
-,-,1r that the acknowledgement % -
rsoogllI--+ss Ill rain for the party. wished 10
81. the issue altogether nut ihe
do'se - view Of Professor Badouin dc
.-.-,snay. who said.
-5 for a republic would lead 70 mill
yI lie a dictatorship ana rum !" ~ m
tf'g - theories and come out PLAINLY 80
ETe y ~ IN favor Of a monarchlcaI form OF
seu!voC--a--.- our people VIII recognize no oIhei
l e. ..... ....,on
-.,---- was made at the evening session
A. ,ba marty on record in favor OF the
70 pm m. s-srr nj autonomy 10 Poland. The
ED s.,aqa+es demanded the precedence OF
"'I -, question over all other business.
ias -,,,.,or was unanimously adopted con
che methods used by the government III
'Sl- '-,-a the revolt AZ Moscow and executions
So So -rsaIs. and demaDding the prosecutor
w.. ,-,f-y officials before the assembling OF
,ss first douma -
-. convention formally protested against lHo
-rsss law. demanding trial by jury II me
- editors charged with violation Of lhe
- che ground u the Partially Of the judges
-,sa for polygamy was made by Tartar
e who said that he found the manifesto
ear as it concerned religious freedom was
...-,Tue He said that the clause IN the MANI
-, srceprtn- criminal practices from us
-.-.s,s might be stretched 10 cover polygaIny'
80, he pointed out, formed part Of the re-
ans belief Of thousands Of the inhabitants
-, sronsre and. might expose them 10 persecu-
aM s.e-t-
change IL The historic fundamental! deIiA-
-. n. Russian sovereignty is recognized as
,.,assg-y IN the government camp also, ana me
.,r1- NJ ministerial conferences on the suo1ecl
I'll r-obably be The issue soon q a manifesto
s,-,rsring part az The first article OF Russia
er-ssnental laws The EmperoTs power IS
.rto,ratic and unlimited" doing away with the
,-,-s unlimited and thereby recognizing the
existence OF the rights 81 the National Assembly.
The peaceful passage 81 the dreaded 'hec
srr5sr' anniversary yesterday. the apparent
.-r,-e1cv Of the active revoluuonists and the
tsgtrring OF constructive labors by all the po-
i-',sr factions taking part III The electoral cam
,sigr have greatly encouraged the government.
p-s~ie- vtrre is confident Of his ability 70 re
,.o-a order and weather the storm until The
,a7voca-.on Of the National Assembly. The
nightmare y Y dictatorship is no longer dreaded
By even the most pesslmisric
The CHEZ apprehension IS the financial situa-
tor Industrial and speculative shares were
ve-y strong On the Bourse to-day, but there was
70 sign q recuperaron in government securities,
Imperial tours were unchanged at sos.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their victories over the revo-
lu,ior.sts. The Emperor and his advisers have
tsks- another l5uE step in The direction Of con
stitutonaIis-n 81 deciding 10 intrust TO the first
irpe-isI doura large measure Of constituent
movers The Ministerial Cabinet and the Coun-
cl Of the Empire are now engaged in discussing
changes II the organic laws of the empire, and
the powers 10 be conferred upon the dourna are
considered necessary Is bring these laws into
harmony with The spirit Of the Emperors mani
tes.7 q October 80 and with the new path on
which Russia has entered. These changes will
Re submitted y Tie d0uma when the representa-
tres Of people VIII be empowered. as they were
IL 1913 the wear ir which the direction Of the
empire came under The control Of the Romanofs,
pass judgment gr7r lie fundamental laws Of
Ire realm
BY yielding IS -he popular desire Oh this point
-5 Emperor has gained 4 tactical victory and
rs won Tor his E-H Concessions Q better vel
U-e Than thar which greeted those preceding
ZEN II Is considered possible that he has fore
E-ea any aL.-EE e -ae part Of he new as
s11.y 70 a-roga-- rs itself constituent powers
f.hoIt imperial consent. which IS the aVOwed
"a, Of The radical 1rEa ulZari0us