The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-28
RUSSIAN REVOLUTIONARY
 PARTIES CANNOT AGREE
CONSTIT UTIONAL DEMOCRATS APPARENTLY AFRAID OF COM
 PROMISING THEMSELVES.

Resist Efforts for Establishment of q
 Provisional Government at the Proper
 Moment--Accused of Being Traitors
 Rnd Selling the Cause of Liberty for
 Ofice--An Open Rupture Only Nar-
 rowly Averted.
 St. Petersburg, July 2.-The efforts of the revolutionary parties, except the rightists, in the late lower house of parliament, which at the proper mo- anent were to proclaim provisional government, came to naught to-day owing to the opposition of the consti- tutional democrats, who apparently were afraid of compromising them selves, while one wing, headed by M. Naboukoff showed that they already had been won over to the side of the ministry against the programme of open revolution.
 Tn spite of the activity of the police, representatives of four parties in the late house, the constitutional demo- crats, the democratic reformers, the so- cialists and the group of toll, about flf- ty in number, succeeded in assembling this evening in a private house, where they deliberated on the proposal of the socialists and group of toll to form joint committee with power, when the situation justified" an outbreak of a general strike or armed revolt, eith- CT to convoke the old parliament and assume the reins of government or pro- claim a constitutional assembly.
 Tho constitutional democrats object ed to the plan and proposed instead the appointment of four committees, which would work in cooperation but without formal union. Editor Hessen favored more radical steps, but M. Ma boukoff defended Premier Stolyptn, and denied that the administration had as yet proved itself reactionary, urging that 1t should be given a chance to justify itself. M Ramischwili, a social list deputy from the Caucasus, in a rage denounced M. Naboukoff and his friends as traitors who had sold the cause of liberty for office. He demand &Q EILG 1UlIu6uAtLC SOfCANbAANC OL tbAL AC~ lations with the constitutional demo- cratic party. Others interposed and prevented an open rupture, but the uneeting broke up without a decision. Further cooperation between the two factions is improbable.
 Representative of the two Polish so- cialistic organizations, the Lettish so- ciallsts and the Jewish Bund or Zion tstic socialists, arrived here to-day to participate in the revolutionary confer ences. The manifestoes to the nation, the army and navy and the Cossacks, mentioned elsewhere in these dispatch es, will be signed by the representa- tives as well as by the regular Rus sian organization.
 The printing establishment of the suppressed journal. the Echo, where thousands of copies of the Viborg man. stfesto were being surreputiously print e6l, was closed to-day by the police The socialistR who were preparing to issue a revolutionary paper from the establishment, are now planning to pSrint in by force in one of the regular G5rinting plants.
 The police to-day searched the house of Prof Borodin of the University of St. Petersburg, where meetings of the parliamentary group of toll were being kleld and seized all the papers of the committee.
 Negotiations relative to the enlarge unent of the cabinet have not yet been completed. It probably will not be an- nounced before Monday whether M. Guc1koff, the Lvoffs and others will participate Former Premier Goremy- kin will leave next week for France.
 Finance Minister Kokovsoff has &C., companied the figures of the revenues for the first five months of the year, s418, ,S5O, 900. compared with $S9l, ,6OOOOO the corresponding period last year, with an optimistic statement declaring that Russian finances are more than sat- isfactory and that the assertions of the revolutionists that Russia is on the verge of bankruptcy are inventions. adding Shat ian organization which has Ibeen building up for centuries is too strong for persons of even the maddest energy to overturn." ,"
 On account of the indignation which has been caused by the announcement of services of thanksgiving of the dis solution of parliament in various cities, the holy synod to-day issued an ency- clical directing the reading of the em- peror's manifesto in the churches on Sunday shall not be accompanied by AF D014otya however, to-day celebrated a Te Deum over the dissolution.