The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-27
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81. T.RsPETERsBURG, A, July 2s. y stronxs
Shanded reforms are laid down BY q \
5stolypln as the keynote ofS his ndministrasF
Stion In an nteryiew to- day, / IN which the
new premier expressed N his Il conf idoncs$
that this policy, with I he VI aid NJ Of the
Inmate patriotism of tho masses. .'S8S and
the army, which, NJ spl to sof al are-y
ports, Is still loyal and reliabl le. N Will
tide the country over un III the conv aL.S
5tlon4 Of the next Par rliament.. .ss He ems
Ephaszed, as. did Comp oller sof the Ems
Spire schwann ebach on sund ay, & the $ bes9
lief that the 4 outlawed$ Parliament was
neither representative nor capable Sof scon.a
Sstructivo ork, ,i n spoke SWit til special /
lscorn Of the leaders of the Constitut utlonal
Democrats. no t attempting to al onceala
his Impression that the quasi si-respec tabll--sS
5ity OF the party was but a. cover for
sinsncerity and trucking with the worst
element OF the revolutl tlonls lists. q hey did +
not honestly bel eve XII ithera al general
appropriation Of land NJ or IA IN gs complete
amnesty, III heir dYocapy n of these fea-s
stures was rrlerel sas ca arnpaig igns CRY.
nien stat tl,a Nj the members sl.s
OF srs
Ing ST lie Yiborg man lfe eato, Because tina u
imerely ly5swould have con ferred ga mild sand$
much-desired martyrdom on " them; 4 btitS
they would 3 be prompt W held rel ponsible le2
for the slightest H attempt s. to pr roac h SSt VI
their constituents sedttlous ctrines, such
as refusal N to pa " taxes 4 or furnish res
lcruits to the army Al ii
Living Over N Volcan {. NJ
55s Tho governments sudden excess ot u
optimism Is trac ceable S5 to the const6rnHs%
Btlon over the disastrous fall In Russian
securities at home and a broad ..as .as + he$ 81
thing which the government ntsE cannot# 90 a.
sponse to the Boutlawed arlialnents g e p--..
peal to the people to refuse y to any
longer pay take III the whole Il fu ture de--.,s
pends on the ability of the s goyernnenS
to continue It's foreign loan opera stS tons s
The second installment OF the bis loan
negotiated prior to 1.-THE asse q aoEis oL
Parliament is due August lst e e nd8 sne e3
outlook IA in 81 Russia has frightened sst ne n
holders into refusing to pay NJ ~ r-35s:s
sther5 cash. Finance Minister Kokoysoff NJ NJ
has been bombArdsd by teleg ms sfron
French, z, English and German III banRe .Ss
urging orr hinl$th necessity Of 81 port 35s
ing the market. 5S3 w slg
vi This accounts for the activity OF n 81
bankers In bidding ip prices
stereay, as we'll as for the rosy svi ews sent
abroad by the telegrap phi agenc underSss
M, Kokovsoff's inspiration. 83
AS n matter OF fact. N the governmenr N
ca n hardly be blind to the evidence under
Its nose that It is living over g volcano. .sg
For the last forty-eght hours the cen 81
5tral committees of the Social Democrats ,5#
Social Revolutlonsts peasant leagues.
railroad men s union, aad telegraph
union. and military committee have Ss
been comforting both separa tely y34s3 ard NJ
Jointly with the parliamentary groups, not NJ
only on the question OF calling a. gen-9@
eral strike, but actually on * the ques-
ttion OF attempting q counter scou ups d'etat
by setting up a provisional government. s
No final decision has yet q been {5 tax GER. I'VE
but practically all the proletaran or--i;f
ssanzatIons including that OF the ra lroad
men, but excepting the telegrap phers.
have already pronounced In favor ''Nq t8S
this step, III N 81 FL y ss3
Garrison Revolts. $5,3 III i
Conferences will be held by represeen.-I
tat!ves OF the other groups, and the pos
slble extent OF the support which q re eyo.!
.lutionary movement will receive from tnA B
army Is therefore vital. AZ Iielslng gtore:
Finland. Tuesday night, 1900 soldiers ana Y
sailors OF the garrison took an oath ~
fight on the side OF the people,
a It Is quite apparent to dlsinterested
observers OF the situation that the soy-
ernment, In entering on Its present poll &
10y made. perhaps, q fatal blunder - Il
lacking the harlhood to arrest the mem
.bers OF the outlaw Parliament, In lts is
desire to "saye Its face It feared to 81 N
further than prohibiting the publication
3of tho address Of Parliament to the coun,
try. and preventing the members from u
giving public accounts OF their stewa ri'
shin TO their constituents. But this ds-{
clston only left the mambers OF ia rlls- 4
ment personally free TO conduct cons i
sptracy against the life OF the government
When the plot Is complete and the sign
mas gore forth the arrests VIII na 1iss. "A
less. s.iand the government Will again f,nd n
that n acted too late In closing the no
siitical. clubs, which has been followed Dy
the closing OF all the workingmen's unions
and suspected tea houses. 4As h !,
The reports from the provinces indlc casS
thar the authorities do not fesF 70 en-.
nlnv l,arsher measures than those used 4
81 Inc capital. Tho editors OF confiscatAd
Newspapers ara compelled TO gtye hSstagse
I, y : rnarantees against attempts at illeSe}
publications, !, ss65s X n
", 8 Trying to Force Issue. s533
irhe Ministry OF Railroads received word
to,day Of several attempts to destroy
"a broad bridges, and i II "a believed that
ths radicals are ,resoytiny to this u1eSns