The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-30
Douma in Most Stormy Session.
ARMY BILL IN THE DEBATE
Socialist Said It Was Only PswerfuI
 Against People.
Declaration That Any Other Natssn Could Easily Defeat Russia Caus-
 ea Serious Break Between
 Members a.d Minasters.

St. Petersburg, April 2s.--A savage; attack made today on the army ana the Government by the Socialist mem- ber. M. zeurabofr. during the first exec- utive session of the lower House of Parliament caused a rupture between the Minister and the Douma, which for a time threatened to precipftate the dissolution of the House
 Alter M. Zuraboffs harangue. in which he declared that under an Auto- cratic regime. the army was worth less except against the people and that II was beaten whenever 1t engaged In a foreign war. the ministers withdrew from the House and served an ultfma tum on President Golivin that unless the onensive expression were retract- Cd by M. Zurabon and the rule provfd- lns Tor temporary suspension was ap- piled against him they would sever all future relations with the Douma
 M. Gonvin was unable to have ftau demand complied with as the Radicaln supported their colleague solidly ana the Poles refused to vote. The sua- pension and formal rebuke of M zura- poH' however, was pronounced by tho President of the Chamber. but this Iailed 10 satisfy the ministers. who supsequently ordered the Government experts to withdraw from the ever,inr session of the Budget Committee.
 Cabinet is Summoned.
 immediately after adjournment Pre- mier StolyDin summoned an extraordi- nary session of the Cabinet. which ap- parently brought matters to an issue Det"een the Premier and the reactions ary members of his ministry. what transpired is not known. but at mid night stoiypin summoned M Goiivfn and Informed him that the incident ha6 caused serious friction In the Cahinef He hoped, however. a way would ha found tomorrow to arrange matters without serious consequence to the Douma
 The early discussion of the army h,,rs in the Douma today was storray bs,t the continuation came at a.s0 n K when M Zuraboff made his speech Prestdent Golivin when he had restored things to semblance of order afss' tempted to explain away M zuraboff.s words as a criticism of the old army nn9er the old regime. both of which had passed away. He .slen susuended The session for ten minutes in ortynr to allow the passions of the menbera to cool. 'e1
 The recess was protracted for aIn,asf two hours. while series of weighty conferences were being held and renorta were telephoned to Stolypin and tho AAAeulGuduI denRT1l Rudiger. Minister of War, Announced the ministerial ultimatum adding that the Emperor would never stand such insults to his faithful army.
 References InadnsfssibHe.
 when the House reassembled. M Goiovin announced that cwnig to the tumult. he had not clearl, uuderstood the purpose of M. Zurabofrs ren1arka and having road the stenographic re- port. he found the reflections upon the army, supplementary and inadnissIbla in debate. Therefore he deprived Zura- bon of right to the floor. Tzlateri. ,the Social Democrat from Kutmas, imne- diately claimed recognition. He de- ciared Zuraboff had spoken on behaif of the entire Social Democrat faction. which shared his sentiments The wild tumult again broke loose and the mem bers of the right refused to permit M Tzlateri to continue
 President GoloYin shouted that unlesx the uproar ceased, he would resign. but order was not restored until the SociaF Democrats, the Social Revoiutionistm and other members of opposition with NJ. Tzlateri at their head. filed out Of the hall.
 M. Golovon requested the House to express approval of his course and this was voted. the minority members re- maining ~