New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
PEOPLE SURE TO RISE.
RODITCHEFF,S OPINION.
Russian Leader Predicts a Great.
Organised Outbreak.

Berlin. July 2s-"The Russian Correspondents
News syndicate working IN opposition 70 -
Russian government. has distributed 20 the Rsr-
lin press a report OF a conversation with NM
ROditcheff OstrOgorski and EovaleHsky. meme
bers OF the Outlawed Russian parliament. who
attended the conference Of the InteFEariia-
mentary Union IN London. and on their return
TO Russia stopped here to change trains. ~
RoditcheG. when asked II the quiet with which
the dissolution OF parliament had been received
by the Russian people was not bad Indication.
said:
Not at al. The answer will be given by che
fighting parties. They will return 90 the arsl-
ment Of bombs. and the peasants win refuse %
ray taxes and will resort TO upTiSiuSs. Only 2
few weeks. perhaps couple Of months WI
elap5e before an organized opposition VIII nreaN
out. Premier StOlypin himself. IL he has any real
intention Of governing without the use az force
alone. will find that he must reckon with the de-
mands OF the people for a parliament.
NJ ROditcheff who did most OF the talking for
the party. said he regarded NJ. StolypIn as
bureaucrat. not selected by the Emperor sione.
but put forward by others. From the style q
NJ. Stolypin's manifesto he believed thar NJ
Pobiedonostseff former Procurator OF the Holy
Synod. had hand in its composition.
The Russians appeared to fear that Germany
intended TO intervene by force IN the affairs os
Russia in support OF the EmpeFOr's government.
but they were assured that there was not the
slightest basis for any apprehension on the SUBJ
ject. as German official. 1t was said. would
take the responsibility for such a step. owing 70
the attitude OF the German people,
St. Petersburg July 2s--M. KOvalerszys who
returned to-day from London. where he had
been attending the session Of the 1ntsrDa--
Iiamentary Union. says:
The dissolution Of parliament was the cause
for rejoicing in extreme revolutionary circles
to block the road to republicaniSm and weaken
the position Of the Moderate and Constitutional
parties. The present wide persecution OK toe
press will tend to bring forward arguments u
carrying on the fight. The government Is not
likely again to cOnvOke parliament or It's own
accord. Those opposed to the adoption OF reVo-
IutiOnary means. and yet not In favor Or re-
action. will be Obliged to leave the POLITICAL
arena for long time TO come
The fighting organization Of the Social Rsvo-
lutiOnists which declared a truce while parlia-
ment was in session. has decided TO reopen the
campaign Of active terrorism It's work viii be
supplemented by a similar fighting organization
recently formed among the Social Democrats.
Over a million copies Of the manifestos % the
army, navy, peasants and workmen which were
adopted yesterday and already have been
printed at viborg and St. Petersburg. have been
started into the interior through underground
revolutionary channels.
1t has been learned that determining Tactrr
in the postponement Of rising was the infor-
nation that many fresh troops who had been
introduced into St. Petersburg and Moscow were
strangers to the revolutionary propaganda. hav-
ing been carefully selected for this reason