Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-26
DEMAND DISMISSAL ARCHITECT TELLS
RUSSIAN CABINET Of NEW JAIL
Labor Party Asks |. H. Rapp Says
For Responsible Building Will Be
Ministry. Modern.
SOLVE AGRAR|AN PROBLEM BIOS OPENED JUNE FOURTH
Declared Impossible Work Will Be Started az
SOLVE AGRAR|AN PROBLEM
Declared Impossible Refuses
Requests in Address to
Lower House.

81. Petersburg, May 26.--The expec
tation that Premier Goremykin s state
ment Of the governments program
would be utterly unfavorable caus q
great excitement at the opening of hi
lower House OF Parliament this after
noon The constitutional Democrat!
In caucus this morning adopted tht
following resolution: I'm as mucl
as the answer of the government con
tradictS the demands expressed in The
address of the lower House of Parlia
ment, the party of peoples liberty
Constitutional Democrats) expresses
it's complete distrust of the cabinet
desires its immediate resignation anC
proceeds with the order Of the day.
The labor party resolution IS similar
In purport, but is couched in stronger
terms, demanding instead of desiring
the immediate dismissal Of the cab
met and the formation of a responsible
ministry from Parliamentary ma
jority.
Premier Goremyllin's speech, which
was Unexpectedly firm in tone, pro-
duced a vivid impression that con.
hict Is now considered inevitable. To
the demands made in the address oi
the lower House to the speech from the
throne it was almost complete non
possimus. 1t reiterated that general
amnesty was impossible, but promised
to release as rapidly as possible those
arrested by an administrative order
There could be no question of the
abolition of the council of the empire
or the upper House, as those instltu-
tions are covered by constitutional law
and by the competence of parliament.
Most important of all, the premier de-
clared the basis of the solution Of the
agrarian problem proposed by the
lower House was completely impossi-
BILE. There could be no forced eXpa-
tration of land. He promised, however,
the distribution of some of the state
domains and outlined a broad program
for popular education, revision OF
the tax laws and political liberty.
At the conclusion of rendering the
refusal OF the government to accede
TO the lower House, Premier Goremy
kin Immediately left the rostrum. A
wonderful scene followed when Rodit
chef, leader of the constitutional
democrats mounted the rostrum to re
ject in behalf of his party the gov
ernment's reply. With burning words
he flung down the gauntlet to the gov
ernment, thunders of applause greet
ing his sallies of defiance. Grand
Duke Nikolaievitch shrank back into
the corner OF the imperial box as the
orator flayed the administration and
members of the cabinet seemed tc
sink lower down in their chairs. When
Roditcheff turned towards the bench
es occupied by the ministry and with
one arm outstretched menacingly, de
clared that lit is not for the govern
ment, but for the representatives Of
the people here assembled to decide
what is best for the welfare of the
people" the members went wild with
Roditscheff concluded
with demand for the retirement o.
the bureaucratic cabinet and the ere
alton of responsible ministry from
the peoples chosen representatives,