The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-19
BY AssOeisted Press.

s.. Petersburg, June 1S.-The Con-
F.-utiOnaI Democrats seem almost
-eadv TO throw in their lot with the
Tav0lutiOnists. The popular agitation
Is so great that at a caucus lasting
-.n this morning the question OF
changing the pdrty's tactics aud aban-
d1ning any further attCmpt TO post
rone IN open rupture with the govern
mC3r was seriously debated.
ROdtchaff and N9bOkUff, le' @ers Ct
thc Constitutional Democrats IN the
lower house, led the radical wing, urg-
ing the absolute necessity Of keeping
PACE with the revolutionary movement
and insisting that unless they moved
forward to battle Immediately they
would be overwhelmed and LETT
stranded.
Prof. Milul1off, NJ. Vinaver and
O,hers coUnselled caution, saying II
vas not yet time 70 bend to the storm,
tJt the radicals were in the majority.
The NOvOe Vrsmya says TO-DAY JE9
constitutional Democrats have actual
3 resolved to break with the govern
rent within a few DAYS but NJ. Struve,
editor Of the OsvObOjdenfe, informed
he Associated Press that no decision
had been taken. He admitted. how
ever. that the leaders plans were Sc
Get Many Of the liberals fear a rUp-
me and regard the contemplated step
As a grave error. They claim that the
Constitutional Democrats cannot hope
10 keep step with the advanced rad
icals. who at meetings held in the SUI
g - CT nj
only condemned the lower house OF
parliament and characterized the Con-
stiru,mal Democrats as traitors, but
even denounced the group of toll NJ.
..ladin was Kissed because he tried
10 explain the absurdity Of the conten-
ton that the house must demand that
The emperor summon a constituent as
s5mbly. The meeting refused to list
l 10 his statement that the govern
ment could not be asked to sign its
Own death warrant Constituent as
Scmblies he said, we're constituted and
nor summoned by the government
The orators at the meetings glOri-
fed the coming dictatorship OF the
7r0lerariat and cheared the cries OF
Down with the government and the
middle Classesi"
The bakeries continue closed TO-DAY
he strikers threatening to wreck the
shops where attempts were made TO
lake bread. Little hardship, however.
.as thus far resulted. The lower
classes were warned and supplied
themselves with black bread in ad-
'ance. The strike of the bakers is to
b. followed in a few days by a butch
ers' strike.
The news from the interior shows
uat the wave Of strikes is spreading.
The usual number of rOlJberies are
reported to-day, emphasizing the grow
1g lawlessness and anarchy in the
country. There have been two muir
IsTous train rObberies in the Caucasus
and threa stage coaches we're he'd up
u Poland. A case of arms and 5000
cartridges have been confiscated al
1sa on an incoming steamer.
The government seems TO fear rep
eilon OF the November mutiny al
N9nStadt where the sailors and
marines and soldiers and wOrkmen
eIe reported TO be extremely turbulent
Two infantry regiments have been
hastily dispatched to Cronstadt from
hlasnoye SEQ and two batteries OF
tFlllery Of the guard and two machine
El1 batteries have been sent there
-on Oranienbaum The streets Of
S.onstadt are lined with troops and
ne weiltO-dO inhabitants are hurried
Y leaving the island on which the
Own is situated.