Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-07
The Reactionary Journals Are
Openly Demanding His
Resignation.
DON'T LIKE REFORM PROGRAM
Outlook Now l. That Parliament 10 be
Elected VIII he More Radical
Than Old One.

ST. Petersburg. Sept THE open
conflict between Premier Stolypin and
the reactionists at court due to the
refusal Of the premier to acquiesce In
the abandonment Of the proposed re-
forms, is reflected by the comment Of
the reactionary newspapers on the pre-
nier's note OF Sept 5, which are now
openly demanding the retirement OF
N. Stolypin.
The Svet, whose court connections
are known. while approving the in
stitution OF drumhead martial
for the trial OF political offenders as a
step in the right direction, does not
conceal its dissatisfaction at the pro-
misc OF reforms
The Russian Banner. organ Of the
League Of the Russian People. and
other reactionist organs, demands the
premier's resignation, presuming that
he is bidding for the support OF the
moderate liberals instead OF leaning
only on true patriots"
The paper adds:
IN. Stolypin's declaration that no
terrors can drive the government on
the way Of reacation is nonsense Of
the raRkest sort. Under such pilotage
our ship can never weather the storm"
Aside from the Rossia, NJ Stolypin's
personal organ, only Prof Koyalev-
sky's Strana has few words OF COM
mendation for the program Of reforms.
which the paper SAYS was drafted by
NJ Stolppin IN accordance with the
best traditions OF Russian liberalism.
But with the more radical papers. the
Strana finds fault with the establish
ment Of courts-martial for the trial
Of political offenders and other meas
ures for restoring order which. ac-
cording TO the Etrana. embody the
worst features Of the policy Of the old
regime, The Rech recognizes the fight
which the premier Is making against
being compelled TO make a full sur
render 20 the rcactionary influences
al court but says his efforts are fore
doomed 10 failure and adds that he
must yield 20 the demand for the
abolition Of the parliament Even tho
Noyoe Nrcmya is noucOmmittal.
The attitude Of the Moscow press
towards the premier's announcement
OF his policy is not sympathetic The
leaders Of the peaceful regeneration
party who are gathering al Moscow
after touring the country In the inter-
ests Of their party have slight hope OF
the government winning the elections,
not even with the aid Of the reforms.
To the correspondent OF the Associ-
ated Press al Moscow NJ. Guchkofl
Count Heydcn and others said they
were an Impressed with the tone Of the
prcmier's note, but unless the distribu-
ton Of lands and the removal OF the
restrictive laws bearing on the peas
antry and old believers had a more
sweeping effect man anticipated the
coming parliament was apt 10 he even
more radical than the first one
Tho reopeuing Of universities is
practically certain Meetings OF stu
dents and the councils OF various In
stitutlonS have adopted the same view
as did the revolutionary students OF
81. Petersburg yesterday evening,
namely that II is advisable TO abandon
entirely all destructive tactics and 10
resume the studies. instead Of making
the universities centcrs for the reyo-
lutionary movement