The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20
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Nor perhaps thirty seconds. 10 wors .
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through his losg hair AZ Nv stood waiting
for the ohegriag To subside, His speech
was IN Russian and II was divided into
\ hree ,asCtions. AZ soon a. h. had finished
one ofbhese vssctions he eat down and John
Ma rtifA the b irrnRn, repeated In English
what Ne had said. Tbs address was mot
very hhpsful In tone, Uorky said that II
the Dusia hoes not yield TO thc Gar he will
dlapsna II at the point Of tho bayonet
n the ,Duma does yield, the people will
sRus@l,,' he continued. Stands upon the
threshold of q revolution; Let us hope
that blood will not he shed. But { blood
Ia shed IN guilt must rest upon the head OF
the Russia n Gar,
Mr.. MAJ tin made several speeches be-
sides tram 'lating the remarks OF Gorky:
In one of hem he said that the Gar and
the nobilitt Of Russia still had a chance
to secure "a fety for Themselves and peace
for their dia racted country,
The last chance is offered for a quiet
revolution" said the speaker. IF thai
chance be so rned then revolution, revolu-
ton with stre aiming hair and flaming eyes
and shod in andals OF iron will descend
upon the land.
Franklin II. aiiddings, professor Of sociol-
ogy at Columbia /, seemed TO think there was
little left Of II q ancient spirit Of liberty
in this country He said he ~sympathized
with Russia because he was an old fashioned
American.
1T used to betthe fashion here" said he,
ito believe in the DESIGNATION of indie
pendence and thP republican form Of gov
eminent. These old fashioned ideas have
been falling intb discredit Of late, We
used to think that liberty was better than
slavery, but in th,se days we have learned
men who say thu institution was well
fitted for the peo pie upon whom it was
imposed