Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-29
WILL bOT RESIGN And Parliament Will Not Be
 Dissolved. DEMANDS ARE IGNORED
And Russia Will Treat Demands of Lower House and Its Affronts as of No Consequence --No
 Amnesty Will Be Granted.


 Minister of Agriculture Stichinsky to the Associated Press last night the < government has decided on it's course of action with reference to the vote of lack of confidence of the lower house and its demand for the resig- nation of the ministry; 1t will swal- low parliament's affront and treat its resolution simply as declaration beyond its competency and conse- quently as not binding upon the mon arch. Tn other words the govern ment has decided to ignore the de-. mand of the lower house and the ministry will not resign, but neither will parliament bA dissolved. More over, Instead of treating the action Of the lower house as cause for offense the ministry will continue its concili- atory attitude in the hope that the storm will subside and unless parlia- ment takes some revolutionary ac- tion the original plan of prolonging the session until 1t is time for the summer vacation, at the end Of June, will be carried out. In the government will offer its own pro- jects for the solution of the agrarian question, etc. and If they are rejected the lower house will be allowed to elaborate its own projects. No am nesty will. be granted, but the politi- cal prisoners will be released as rapidly as possible. The ministry is evidently convinced that its agrarian program will win the support of the conservative interests of the country, which naturally are frightened at the universal scheme for the expropria- ton of land proposed by the lower house. Both the ministry and the court camarilla are understood to have joined in decision to adopt the above tactics.
 The Novoe vremya, apparently having received its cue. this morning spoke of the lower house Tn con temptuous spirit for essaying a role beyond its jurisdiction. The char acter of the attacks Of this paper IS shown by the attempt to construe the decision of the lower house not to hold session on Saturdays as well as Wednesdays. which was adopted on the motion of NJ. Ostrogorki. Jew, from Grodno, as non-recognition or the Christian Sabbath and as d. rect affront to Christian Russia.
 The radical wing of the social democrats is urging the lower house to transform itself into constituent assembly. while the moderate wing offers to support the lower house 1T 1t continues it's present role.
 The spirit of the lower house was much calmer today. At the opening of tbe session communication from Premier Goremykin was read an nouncing that the interpellatioh re- garding the death sentence imposed py d court martial at Riga on elgnt workmen accused of political murder and robbery has been transmitted to War Minister Rudiger.
 NJ. NaboukOff. leader of the consfi- tutional democrats. in behalf of the constitutional democrats presented an Interpolation demanding to know who was responsible for the provoca- tive Black Hundred telegrams print ed in the Official Messenger since the assembling of parliament. The inter pellation asks specifically whether they were printed with Premier Gore mykin's permission and 1T so. what was the purpose of their publication.
 Michael Sfakovicl. marshal of the nobility of Orel. and Count Heyden. marshal of the nobility from St Petersburg. while supporting the in- terpellation objected to the state ment that such publications were shaking the authority of the emperor. whom they were addressed. and up- on their request the woris referred to were withdrawn and the interpella- ion avs unanimously adopted.