New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
STORM In RUSSIA NEAR
PEOPLE AND CROWN FIRM.
Turbulence in Empire Increases
Parliament's Session.

c. Petersburg. June 6,-The lower house OF
,srianent was again occupied to-day in dis
mission Of the all-important agrarian problem.
,toueh the greater portion OF the session was
,slren I'D with debate on extraaeous matters
Io,rv Eve speakers four OF whor We're prolix
.,s ,lninteresting were heard on the direct sub
-, NJ The land, the waiting list still including
nor Than one hundred names. Three OF the
.,eske-s. who were Poles. reiterated the OBJ
,s,.iors 10 the Constitutional Democratic plan.
o,snko. The peasant workman member, alone
o-oused The interest OF the house He preached
,As doctrine Of fun national ownership OF land.
Tbs Constitutional Democratic scheme was in
..r,tous because 81 permitted The existence of
,,a+e estates: but this woald be swept away
= enc righteous wrath of the peasantry.
The lower house and the government are rap
ss,, coming TO close quarters. and the conflict
-niob seemed inevitable when the popular as
..-,r1, presented its demands is not likely TO be
-.,cb longer delayed. The excitement in the in
,.-5c- IS Increasing daily. Partial strikes have
hsg,in at Kien. Odessa, Moscow and other
,,,.es The peasants in some provinces can no
,o,ger be restrained, and have begun 70 seize
,bs land Of the proprietors. The leaders OF the
constitutional Democrats IN the lower house.
Who sought 10 postpone conflict in order to be
.Is 20 choose the time and place FOR the battle.
eolize that they must go with the tide, and the
r,y-zrrment which equally sought to ignore the
"sr-ra-constitutional" demands OF the house,
-sslizes that the policy has failed Since the
government declined 10 give the house satisfac-
tior regarding the continued executions in the
,rovinces OF 10 bring 10 book the local officials
whose tyranny is tanning the flames OF popular
Indignation. parliament must insist on its de-
nsDd for the dismissal of the cabinet On this
noirt there are no dissensions among the oppo-
siion members.
prominent leader Of the Constitutional
Democrats said to-day that the members OF his
party were confident the government would not
dare n resort 10 extreme measures as the auto
Gratis knew only too well that the dissolution OF
psrliaulent would set the country in flames.
The Official Messenger this morning resumed
the publication OF Black Hundred kilograms. and
the radical papers retorted by printing numerous
6isnatches addressed 10 deputies sustaining the
attitude of parliament The spirit OF conflict
which prevailed at yesterdays session continued
st the sitting to-day. No ministers were pres
ent.
Nm Annitin ana Aliadin, the peasant party
headers, made violent speeches. in which they
argued that II was useless for parliament TO
proceed in the regular way. The government In
tended 10 rely on bullets and bayonets. and II
was parliament's duty to raise a banner under
which the people would fight when the inevita-
be collision came. NJ Annitin gave notice that
h would take the first opportunity TO present
an Interpolation whether the ministers IN their
consclences did not recognize that the whole
nation Joined in the houses vote OF distrust OF
the ministers; If so. had they communicated their
views 10 the Emperor; IL they had. what reply
had the Emperor made.
NM. Roditchen. Cutliarevsky and Sirtlanon
Constitutional Democrats. appealed 10 the men,
hers Of the house 10 proceed systematically with
the work Of battering & breach in the wall NJ
RodItchef saying that NJ. Vinavers bill. rernov-
ing from the ministry control OF the drafting Or
manipulation OF bills. might become the key
stone OF real constitution Their arguments
carried The day and By q practically unanimous
vote NJ Ninavers measure was referred "a q
committee