New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-26
WORK FOR PARLIAMENT.


What would specially be deemed an act on
the part Of the Parliament threatening such a
catastrophe-a demand for the convocatfon of
constituent assembly," was asked. The re-
ply was:
Certainly that would ne equivalent to an attempt
Ihe people II would not be tolerated; It probably
PLaYensk or other guard regiments 10 dispense the
TI I,1liIgnl WIN i pay onels.
a!eW or the Parliament No one can predict what its
The charges that the government is interfering
WIN the elections are untrue, The present indtca-
uons are that the Parliament viii be conservative.
and # might instead of raising clamor for the
overthrow of the government set seriously to work
70 solve the great and pressing questions which
the future depends. The abstentiOn of the extreme
elements from voting in the elections may affect
sol5g IaL tle HonaI cnaI8Cter or the ParNament
and its authority 10 speak in the name Of the whole
Il 5 ~ a5ycs a2JaiI i tP IF
reforms. refuses all compromises and is determined
10 overthrow everything, society well the
It was against this eemeat that n
unfortunately, was forced to proceed energeticaly
The alternative was either that or abdcation
Harsh measures We're used and perhaps there was
much injustice; but the m3yement had to be
stand could fold its arms complacently in the
the central government could not always choose its
instruments and was compelled practically to give
they frequently abused the power Conferred in
military is called upon TO cope with situation in
superseded. The training of officer is against
ffe oce the lie or gSfS b task TO and
il must be admitted that the killing of a score in
ha from to % PERSONS have IP bee s3of m
prisoned are exaggerated, and I believe IL might
5000 ''''' ''' '''''''O'' VIII not exceed
JEWS POSITION WORSE
And The lows Recent deyelopments have IN
Tfad y ps1uqsf% .Nfr post9n The emperor
pathZed with their demand for equality before the
the Emperor manfesto has aen e 'e w5c SINCE of
have BEEN guilty Of Ecess Fs they
were on ne hrIng line in the revolution. and no
with the Russians but insisted on the co1HpIctS
downfall or the government. This result provoked
Had the Jews concentrates less I'm the ctv "a con
tTgel tbrv npF uotE were not responsible it is
II II, me Eu5slaM masses who believe that they
against them. and reports Of atteupts ~ i,sj
true count Witte howoreTo unfortunately are
stone wall against this His steadrasf frienSsbi6
tacks, His enemies have accusgd 10 CONSTANT at
Jew, of being bought by the .leWs nun nm Of being
front ana mpp.a 1t IN the bud: and he is 1o NO 'e
Is The slightest Indication Of Jeuhatnre' there
manifestations viii or@Tr disH sht anti-Somtic
long a. '9lnl MItie IS Premier massacras nut as
of feeling thc govor9, ~, me presence OF This state
spousbiiiy for Promuleaf yS"noI assume The re-
status OF the Jews. This is ope ne question Of The
itself. ''''''rui3tely address
INC I"oSl important question. Eoyyavsr , ,
one ON winch The future or the counTr, ana the
prosperity depend is he adoption Of soh dhu itS
Tor satisfying the land hunger Of tha Sone method
~. tl tItt or Russia Immense ,o WI"
III. many P''JeCis have been er5bf,itts popula-
Fo7,.+ H. 't FtehnHr Nttte has a T1oee 70 % me
atoI! ~ lnr subject, but. instead - - OF m
tlr gov 'rnfncut would prefar - Iii
q Souon OF he question. II Doss bic to 10 leave
e,itt, III In financial outlook: The
iit.i i securing loan is duo rather ~ T ttl dt-
az e StI.aton abroad Than 10 internal po-
dS 10. el6n unahceTs realize that fLey- lehs.
meut meets ''- oller The Parlia-
speaking OK the health Of the Premier The
Associated Press was given To understand -
Count Hitte was almost on the verge of :, hro.i,
Gown he mad been under constant strain
since the Portsmouth conference. and the nerI
sonase quoted above said he knew Count W-itte /
personally would have been glad IN ro,i,,,,,,,t /
ms oLinGulJ ana thankless post long ago. but
SO i'll that man Of less will novrs+ 100, men |
taken 10 his bed, as he had determined - ,s' We
bic 10 see the Emperor and the countrv tbE EI5S
the crisis '' through |