The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-12
Further Outbreaks in
 Russia Are Expected.
NFLAMMATORY SPEECHES
Leaders Urge People to Kill Jews
 and Hang Witte.
Reactionary Organizations Flushed With Victory, Are Incifing Revo- Iution.---"League of the Rus
 sian PeopIeD Meets.

St. Petersburg, March l1.--Souie of the reactionary organizations are push ing the agitation against the radical elements to a dangerous point. Today
 League of the Russian People" held
 services in the A1exandroysky mona stery to celebrate the manifesto of March 8, as a victory of the old regime. Later. at the horse guard menage. the fighting society of the same organ-. ization held a public meeting and lfs- tened to inflammatory speeches by Dr. Doubrovin and Prof Nickotsiky, two ex-
 tremist leaders, at which the orators
 openly summoned their followers, the back hundreds. to kill the Jews and hang Count Witte
 Prince Mestchersky, editor of The
 Grazdanin. who supported the Witts
 section, charges the bureaucracy with having sympathy with the court clique. which is opposing the plans of the cab met while melting class hatred and strikes with the purpose Of making tho National Assembly a failure. He quotes Professor Nickoisky as declaring that frenzied autocracy should see that a number of revolutionaries are elected in order to furnish an excise for dis persing the Nationally Assembly with bayonets, As proof of the complicity of the bureaucracy, Prince Mestcharsky prints proclamation against the Jews. which he asserts was printed in the typography of the Police Master. with the approval of the censor and widely distributed. The proclamation, which is addressed to workmen and peasants, declares that the authors of Russia.s misfortunes arc tho Jews, who threaten the world. hate Russia. and want to rob the peasants of their land and make them their slaves. ''unfrocK the priests and turn churches into Jewish stables and pig styes." The proclama- ton also asserts that the ArmentanB, English and Germans want to destroy Russia and divide the country among its enemies. The proclamation calia Count Witte supporter of tho Jews and the chief enemy of the country and summons the fatehful wherever they find the Jews to tear the Christ sellers to pieces"
 Prince Mestchersky calls attention ts the unrest among the peasants and warns the bureaucracy that 1t is play. ing desperate game in arraying cIask against class. If today the peasants are melted to slaughter millions of Jews, the Armenians tomorrow may b( seized with the mania of murder and massacres may occur everywhere with. out regard to race or class" he says.
 Another important development fn the political situation. though mora moderate In character. was the succesG of what is called the reactionary eIe. ment5 in wrestling the control of thA Zemstvos from the hands of the liberals Although the zemstvoists are not elect. ed. and are dim in their views, they heretofore have been in the front of tho fight against the old regime. The is- sue was raised by the Zemstvos on the demand of the moderate adminis- tration in the provinces to discharge doctors. teachers, agriculture experts and other employees of Zemstvos sus- pected of revolutionary tendencies or activity.
 At Moscow the liberals made a hard fight to protect the employees. but the under the leadership of Nj Guchon were victorious, whereupon thirty liberals resigned.
 At the oula, the struggle was so blt- ter that two challenges to duels were one of them between Prince and Prince ourussofr, the latter heading the reactionaries. Nei- ther of the dues was fought
 The entire stan of the sanitary de- pertinent of the Zemstvos was dis- and the department closed 4 resolution was adopted to the effect that the revolutionary propaganda must be stopped similar contest is being waged fin the St. Petersburg douma and has already resulted in the resigna- ton of NJ. Petrunkevich, president of the medical commission.