The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-30
WILL IGNORE
 LOWER HOUSE Ministry Will Not Heed
 Demands. COURSE OF THE GOVERNMENT Will Pursue Its Policy of Coneiliz-
 ton. Hopes That Parliament VIII Act Con- servativeIy and That Dissolution VIII Not Be Necessary Before
 fhe End of June.
COURSE OF THE GOVERNMENT

St. Petersburg, May 2s.--As fore shadowed in the statement made by Minister of Agriculture Stichinsky to the Associated Press. the government has decided on its course Of action with reference to the vote of lack of cons. fidence of the lower house and It's demand for the resignation of the mfn- istry-ft will swallow pariiament's affront and treat its resolution sim ply as a declaration beyond it's com potency and consequently. as not bfnd- ing on the monarch.
 In other words the government has decided to ignore the demand of the lower house and the ministry will not resign. but neither will parliament be dissolved.
 Moreover. instead of treating the ac-
 ton of the lower house as cause for
 offense the ministry will continue it's
 conciiiatory attitude fin the hope that
 the storm will subside and unless par- liament takes some revolutionary &C.,
 tion, the original plan of prolonging the session until it is time for the sum- mer vacation. at the end of June, will be carried out. In the meantiNe the government will offer it's own projects for the solution of the agrarian ques-
 tfon, etc. and if they are rejected the
 lower house will be allowed to eiab-
 crate its own projects.
 No Amnesty Wtlf be Granted. No amnesty will be granted but the political prisoners will be released as rapidly as possible. The ministry Ia evidently strongly convinced that It's agrarian program will win the support of the conservative interests of the country. which naturally are frigten- ed at the scheme for the appropriation of lands proposed by the lower house.
 Both the ministry and the court cana rilla are understood to have joined in
 decision to adopt the above tactics. The Novoe yremya. apparently hav- ing received its cue, this morning | spoke of the lower house in a con- | temptuous spirit for "essaying a role
 beyond it's jurisdiction.r
 The character of the attacks of thil | paper is shown by the attempt to con strue the decision of tho lower hous' | not to hold sessions on Saturdays a | well as Wednesdays. which was adopt ed on motion of M. ostrogorki. a Jev
 from Grodno. as a non-recognition O
 the Christian Sabbath and as direc
 affront to Christian Russia.
 The Reich predicts a iull during which the opinion of the country will
 have an opportunity to chrystalllze.
 The radicals of the social democratI
 are urging the lower house today to | form itself into a constituent assem-
 bly,, while the moderate wing offers tc | support the lower house If 1t continues | it's present tone.
 | spirit Much CalmeF. | The spirit of the lower house was | much calmer today At the opening of | the session a communication from Pre- mier Goremylxin was read announcing | that tho interpolation regarding the | death sentence imposed by 8 court mar | tiaI at Riga on eight workmen accused | of political murder and robbery had | been transmitted to War Minister Ru- | digger.
 ! M Naboukoff, leader of the Constitu> | tionai Democrats in behalf of the Con- | stitutionaI Democrats presented an in- | terpeIIation demanding to know who ! was responsible for the provocative | Black Hundred teIegrams printed in the | OYficial Messenger since the assembling | of Parliament. The interpolation asks | specifically whether they were printed with Premier Goremykin's permission.
 and if so what was the purpose of their publication.
 Michael Stakovich, marshal of the Nobility of Orel, and Count Heyden, q | marshal of the nobility from St Pe- tersburg. while supporting the interpel- Iation, objected to the statement that | such publications were shaking the au- thority of the Emperor, to whom they
 were addressed. and upon their request the words referred to were withdrawn
 and the interpolation was unanimous- l ly adopted.