Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
AMER HOUSE MUCH EXCITED.
c,,pmykln's Speech Unexpected
i, firm and Conflict Regard
ed as inevitable.
II Amnesty l. impOssib'c--Ihe
Council OF the Empire VIII NOT
BE Abolished.

q petersoult' 'i"' ~
rnnorod in the corridors of the
~. house Of parliament that Pre-
~. = Goremykln has in IL pocket a
~,,Jsto for the dissolution of par
lament.
roWER HOUSE EXCITED.
NJ. expectatlon that Premier Cor
Gins statement of the govern
LIN. pro.ram would be utterly unfa-
cable caused great excitement at the
o-epng Of the lower house OF parlia-
n.n, this afternoon.
poh the constitutional Democrats
.,a Labor groups, in anticipation Of
q. unsatisfactory tenor, drafted reso-
,,uons expressing lack of confidence
IN me government which they are
rr,ogred TO move as soon as the read
me IA finished. The resolution of the
constitutional Democrats, which was
aaontei AZ caucus this morning, is as
follows.
otuasuuch as the answer " the
government coutradicts the demands
expressed IN the address Of the lower
house Of parliament, the party of the
p,oples liberty Constitutional Demo-
crats EXPRESSES complete distrust In
tbe cabinet desires It's immediate res
ignaton and proceeds with the order
OF The day
The Labor party resolution is of SINH
lar purporl but Is couchcd In stronger
terms demanding instead Of desiring
the dismissal of the cabinet and the
formation Of q responsible ministry
from the parliamentary majority.
G0REMYKIN VERY FIRM.
premer Goromykin's speech, which
was Unexpectedly firm in tone produced
such a vivid impression that con-
fii,t Is now considered inevitable To
me demands made m the address OF the
lower house, In reply TO the speech from
the throne. II was almost q complete
noa.p0ssimus. 1t reiterated that gem
eral amuesty was impossible, hut prom
ised the release as rapidly as possible
az those who had heeen arrested by
Administrative order
There could be no question. It was
pointed out OF the abolition of the
council of the empire. or upper house,
RS that Is an Institution covered by the
fundamental Law and Ia beyond the
competence Of parliament.
Most important Of all, the premier
declared that the basis for a solution
or Ine Agrarlan problem proposed by
me lower house was completely impos-
slole There could be no forced EXPIRE
pfiaton Of land. He promised, how
ever lhe distribution Of some of the
aPp"hases OF the state domains and
.glhnea broad program for popular
Nu'auon' the revision OF the tax laws
400 the Institution Of political liberty
GOVERNMENTS DECLARATION.
beIoro house more crowded than
on NE opening day with every member
~ nus seat, and the press and public
sHielleS crowded, Premier GoremykIn
WIS afternoon read TO ;ae lower house
VI parliament the expected declaration
y. tns governments policy pronouncing
w imperial negative on tho most cher
.led hopes and plans Of the peoples
.VleSeh auNcs. I'm the imperial box
~ 'Ldnd Duke Nicholas Nikolaieyich,
lNoNlHg the proceedings with the
h'sNtsi interest. There was scarcely
s,ahqlns room I'm the section assigned
20 members Of the upper house and the
iIenIei and the entire cabinet with the
tA.Tuon Of Vice Admiral Ririleff. min
ia'eF OF marine, and Lieut.. Gen. Fudi-
80 minister Of war, occupied seats
OF inc ministerial benches.
AsoENE OF EXCITEMENT.
Inc scene before the openinR was one
ul great excitement. An present wore
ssMdfe that the response would utterly
~ TO meet the wishes of the lower
.ouse and "a hum of eager discussion as |
~ me effect nj the resolutions. exnress.
,ns lack of confidence in tho govern
.uenl which the Constitutional Demo.
,,aH and the labor marty had drafted
I" aaVanoo illed the hai and corridors
'oKEllElN MOUNTS TRIBUNE
.he tinkle oC President Mouromt. !
sns bell calling the session to order
v.bere1 wy mousse 10 instant silence |
sne'elron without waiting for f,uther |
,,.NMles. PCemier Goremvkln |
.,ogl'ed To the tribune and hScam
uusung the governmental declarations
hal
Grant US ne iabored under a consd- |
,S"e stain and spoke in n low ,yenk |
silence a' Tunes. though deathly |
ys,,, prevailed failed TO reach the |
6i..,. ~ he great hail exccpt as an in |
va. WutterlnR, The reading whirb |
hsa. o. rapid rs II the premier Ind |
sis.m q hurry to get through WITH y
tss sleea PIE task, lasted IN minutes
,,eas Interrupted only by na,Ises tn |
ns,rsN several GLASSES OF water Thr |
IL su's 10 the meanwhile sat stolid- /
fnlst.U and when the premier had |
bot el and bowed to the assembly
tbro9o,l lUfnur " applause was heard |
lnre5h1li the house where the nares
cd H,alely began to distribute print
P'eS OF the speech.
PREAIIERs STATEMENT.
Ioa ra' premiers statement was oe fo,.
the aS, government. after examIning
nsoee,t ess OF The lower house of r''r
stuc,ieS w accordance with tho ~.
parad Jus oil the emperor IL fnlIv nre
elabor,,, lehd it's entire support Ia ths
by fbevpn OF the questions suooestrJ
al net "Wer house i'm so far as thny
live ,nieyond limits Of the legIsid- |
house ives assigned to the lower
VIII alec ~ support the government
fraRchie, ,~tehd to the admiral of tbs
opinlar Jaw although II Is M ~
b. M 'nat this question shou,a ~,
rusgIoro 'ne subject OF Immediate dis'
only iasi p'asmueh as the lower ho,,as T.,
Therefore entering upon It's labors and
certain !. = mol yet In position IN ns-
Spessqie need Of such change "
the conra,, caution must be shoSn ~,
luestlons i o. ministers In regard 10 ~
satisfy,na raised by the lower hons. ~ ~
tha lug without deIov ~ "Vuss "