New-York tribune., 1906-05-31
RUSSIAN ANGER GROWS.
MORE REPRESSTVE ACTS.
GoremyLan Kept an Poscer-De-
mands for -fatonomu.

n Petersburg May 30.--A campaign OF un-
.zos,nr attacks on the ministry by means Of a
s.uv bornbardmsnt Of interpretations on the in
.~,oustihle subject OF Bureaucratic abuses was
-.,red oat by the constitutional Democratic
.c,rtral Committee to-day and discussed in detail
:. long meeting Of the members Of that party
ss,s evening The members OF the conference
-.s-s aroused from dry discussion of tactics by
rs of The condemnation TO death Of Warsaw
--o-fsts for the attempted murder OF a police
.o.r and the trial by court martial of thirty-six
.mo,e political prisoners at Riga. who are IN
sanrer Of the fate of the eight who were exc
- there on May %. This precipitated another
s-,ous out burst against the government and
hsblv viii be made the subject Of a pressing
.r,erpeIIation tomorrow
-ns government. however. is taking its time
.,syrer even the most pressing interpretations,
= stolvpin. the Minister Of the Interior, having
s.,ounced to-day that he would respond 20 ques-
.,,,s g addressed TO him only after the return Of
-. oe5risls who have been sent 10 investigate
=. conditions which caused the attacks.
seems certain row that the Gorenylzin
.ir,strv viii remain in power until the passage
= an agrarlan bill by parliament renders conflict
,.r.roidable Il IS known that Premier Goremy-
-. -lsced his resignation IN the hands Of the
- in case the latter desired TO act on the
IF
sa,,f,ed 70 accept the resignation, saying that
- cabinet was carrying out the policy which
he desired
,.1,gs NJ q band Of Reactionists, dubbed the
So chamber. consisting Of General Mossolof.
81 Minister of the Court as General Trepoff'
.-rsserrarive, various noblemen. court officials,
o4sce-s OF the guards and members of the upper
house
The plan of n Stolypin. Minister Of the In
,erior for the reform Of local administration is
nearing completion. The principal features are
the liberation Of the zenstvos and municipali-
ties from The influence OF the central govern
-rent the extension OF form Of self-govern-
n,ert to the villages and communes. and the
abolition of the petty government officials.
The "Offcial Messenger" this morning again
uublished several columns against extending
smnestv 10 traitors" but asking for the pardon
Of those who participated in the anti-Jewish
out-ages. and saying that the lower house OF
rarianert does not represent the real voice Of
the Russian people. This is interpreted as a
studied effort on the part Of the government to
ignore The demands Of parliament.
The manner in which the policy Of the gov
ernment seems TO shift from day to day could
not be better illustrated than By the sudden de-
cision 70 prosecute the leaders Of the recent
meeting ~ Social Revolutionists al which
Evolutionary resolution was adopted. For a
fortnight previous the organs OF the Social
Revoluti0niEts had been allowed 10 print reports
Of meetings, and seemed 10 be encouraged 10 do
SO. Now the publication has been stopped
Governor General Doubassoff OF Moscow and
other governor generals have issued proclama-
lions IN the Enperor's name warning the in
habitants that revolutionary activity will be
suppressed AZ all costs.
The partisans Of autonomy for the border
provinces IN the lower house, sixty in number
under the leadership Of the Polish members
have organized a league. and have pledged
themselves 10 support programme calling for
the territorial integrity Of Russia, but the de-
Capitalization of authority ard the self-gov-
ernment Of the border states in accordance with
the needs and wishes Of the local populations
Final returns from the elections in the eau
casus show that the Constitutional Democrats
and other opposition forces practically made a
clean sweep. The returns from Western Siberia
also uniformly show the success Of members Of
the various parties 0uroSed TO the government