The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-19
CAR POSTpOHES TVE CRISIS
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~ prrsrn, the s,tIrrs. ffum tho ufuna
until SUNDAY.
The memtara ~ tho tbtma generally
~spfrsa Tho conviction thar the granting
"a amnesty wui await nothing unl"-a .
Responsible constitutional Minsstfyif granted
Tho Council ~ tho fmpife has adjourned
for = Nerh
10 spifuR returned rs Moscow tonight
to oDnatIit viii the Moderate Reform party
a. 10 how a. act In the coming Crisis,
The Governors ~ Ktrf. kharhoR. Kursk.
the Baltic and other provinces have arrived
here at the instance ~ the Government
Tor tho purpo=e n advising In regard 10
renewed uprisinEs.
N Muromt1ef, President ~ the Dufna.
has been invited to attend the religious
cerenony attendant upon the celebration
~ tho birthday ~ the Gar. aud al~o to
attend the luncheon his Majesty will give
tomorrow.
The Duma'. demands a. formulated In
it, address. have aroused the strongest OPP
position in the cour party and among con-
aprvative- generally, They are convinced
that the Duma misrepresents the nation.
and here IA talk Of the imperial advisers in
~fiuencing the Gar 10 order new elections,
which, IL IL asserted. would inevitably
result In filing the Duma with conserva-
tive and moderate deputies.
The official newspaper do not report the
proceedings OF the Duma, but they print
columns Of kilograms from conservative
and bureaucratic societies protesting against
amnesty and the abolition Of capital pun
ishment and demanding that the Duma
he dissolved. There is IA general feeling OF
depression and uncertainty. 1t is stated
that fresh troops have been sent to the
Baltic provinces.
When the Duma resumes its sitting an
Interpolation signed by forty-+even deputies
will be addressed To the Cabinet. 1t will
be equivalent To a demand for the prosecu-
ton OF officials guilty Of massacres and
L wless imprisonments.
LONDON, May l0.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Telegraph asserts
hat the Crown is determ ined to refuse TO
abolish the Council Of the + mpire or to
confne the selection OF Ministe RS to the
parliamentary majority, Neither will it
surrender its power to the democrats nor
appropriate the land Of private individuals,
Whenever a conflict breaks out the Crown
will look to new elections, preceded by a
powerful appeal to the Cars loyal subjects.
Referring to the conservative contention
that the Duna misrepresents the nation,
the correspondent says that, on the SON
trary, the constituents are really dissatisfied
with their representatives because they
are not radical or enterprlsing enough,
Moreover, it should not be forgotten that
the most important element OF the popula-
ton, the workmen, are wholly unrepre-
sented ia the Duma, and that their strivings
are immeasurably more radical than even
those of the Extreme Left. In these latent
sources, which are feeding the revolu-
tionary and communistic spirit, turks the
real danger, which is rapidly assuming
u concrete shape.
The confraternity Of invalids who insti-
tute the present official government APP
pea r. to be blind as well AZ dumb. The real
Governo General Of Russia is Gen. Trepof,
whose plan Of campaign, it Is credibly
affirmed, il to tire out the Liberals by a
pa ssive attitude. and when the popular
feeling behind them grows irrepressible and
bItuhN pOIlltS w 'l"'''b'' ''N -"
rection as was done in Moscow.
Nobody abroad and few people in Russia
lspect how saturated the Russian peasantry
is with communism, and how many icono-
clasts will be found even In the ranks OF the
bureaucrats. Gauging all the accessible fac
tors,a strongly pessimistic VIEWS warranted
Tn official Government IL systematically
driving even the moderate elements into
the camp OF the extremists, and precipi-
tating All acute contest, the results OF which
NAV he terrible. Russia resembles an
enormous bowlder suddenly loosed from
the summit OF a steep mountain II IL
rolling fast, and nobody can say when,
where or whether it will stop,
According to the st, Petersburg corre-
spondent Of the Times, arrests and other
repressive measures continue in full swing
throughout the country. Work at the st,
Petersburg water works 10 being done by
sailors.
The correspondent points out that the
e~xpropriation Of land does not imply con-
fscation, but It's compulsory sale at a fair
price, He adds that the Socialists in the
Duma are highly dissatisfied with the adj
dress, especially the agrarian demands
They want nothing less than confscation,
realizing that the proposed solution VIII
probably destroy all chances OF spreading
their doctrines among the peasants. Never
theless, they did not dare oppose the ad-
dress, apprehendipg the wrath OF the vii