The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-12
Reactionary Openly Accuses
NJ. Goloyin
OF FAVORING 1.-THE LEFT
Offender at Once Suspended Presidents
Motion Carried by Large Major
-Monarchist Leaves House
Shouting Threats.

SO. Petersburg, April I'm. Pnrish-
kevich, Monarchist member Of the lower
house Of Parliament from Besarabia, and
vice president Of the Union Of the True
Russian People, was suspended at this
mornings sitting Of the lower house of
Parliament for insulting President Colo.
| win.
The incident arose when M. Purish-
kevich suddenly called upon the mem
bers to rise as mark 81 respect for
the persons murdered by Revolutionists,
whereupon M. Golovin declared the pro.
posal out OF order M Ptuishkeyich then
shouted:
You're not president oil the Douma,
but of tho Left
Nj Goloviu promptly moved AI Purish-
kevieh's suspension during the sitting
and the motion was carried By d large
majority NJ Parishkevich then left the
house, threatening the president
Prince Vassilchikofi, the minister Of
agriculture. and M. Won Kaufman, the
minister OF education, were present at
the sitting, but withdrew after the Pir-
ishkeyich incident.
Approved by All Factions.
M Golovin's firmness III defending the
dignity of the chair is approved BY all
factions except few feaetionary fa-
natics Count Bobrinsky. president Of
the Constitutional Conservative party,
and Monarchist memba Of Parliament
from Tila, declared that M Purishkc-
yicf's action was not approved BIZ his
party. He added that NJ. Purishkevich
had been Justly brought to book for un.
warranted supplementary slnrs on the
president
The Constitutional Democrats will to-
day propose resolution referring the
agraTian question to a committee in the
hope of ending the profitless debate,
which last year continued throughout
the whole session.
The Constitutional Democrats will also
move the, appointment Of a committee
to report as quickly as possible a bill
providing for the inviolability OF the
person. They wish TO pass this meas
ure as the first constructive Legislation
of Parliament. Count Bobrinsky says
the MonarcMsts are willing to accept
such d bill.
President Goloyin followed up We'd
nesday's letter Of defiance TO Premier
Stolypin with communication protest
ing against the presence in the halls Of
Parliament OF representatives of the
palace guard, who are controlled by the
central police administration.
Have No Right to Enter.
According To parliamentary statutes,
the police have no right TO enter the
precincts Of Parliament unless requested
TO do 50 by the president.
NJ. Stolypin's answer to the FIRST let
ter Of NJ. Goloyin has been received.
The premier brusquely reitefates his de-
mand for the exclusion of outside ex-
perts from the committees, and intimateg
that he viii order the palace guards 10
Exclude them from the sessions 81 the
committees in case Of necessity.
The premier adds that the regulations
of the preceding Parliament, on which
the claim OF the right to employ experts
was based, have never been published
and, therefore, have no legal status
Finally, the premier explains that his
action in writing 60 M. Golovin was in
spired By desire to come to an agree
ment without rcsorting to extreme
measures. III ~ fgT y
Minister OF Marine Dib6a is preparing
report urging the fastening Of the
construction of improved Dteadnaughts
which will form the backbone Of Rus
sia's new naval programme and for
which only Parliamentary credits are
provided for in the budget The marine
4 minister now contemnlatps increasing The
tonnage of the Russian Dreadnauglits to
22,s00 tons, and has finally decided 10
equip them with turbine engines.