The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-27
Overthrow the Leadership of
COnStitutiOnaliSts
URGENCY IS VOTED
Asks Light on Police Repression Of
workingman--The Right Charged
With Goading Strikers Into
Rebellion.

st. Petersburg, April ELL. 6. TIER.
eteli, = Georgian, Social Democratic
member Of Parliament from Kutais, in
the name Of the Social Democrats yes
terday submitted to Parliament inter.
pellations concerning the repressive
measures adopted by General DTaeh-
fTeski project OF ST. Petersburg, against
the professional organizations and the
sympathetic strike which broke out
April ~ in the Cheshire factory at
Niborg, q suburb Of ST Petersburg. He
demanded that the latter question re.
quired urgent action. The Social Demo-
Gratis Yehemently denounced General
Drachefski, saying that his foolish pro-
ceedings were calculated to create an
intolerable situation for the workmen
and might cause further sanguinary en-
counters between the police and the
Labofites. The Social Democrats Of all
sections voted solidly against the Con.
bers Of the Right, thus securing the
adoption OF the urgency proposal and
finally the sanctioning OF the interpret
alton. The deciding votes were cast by
the Poles who hitherto had voted con
sistentlY with the Constitutional Dem
ocrats. but supported the Radicals solid.
ly in this instance in revenge for the
attitude Of the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis on the question Of Polish autono.
MY. This indicates that the Constitu.
tional Democrats are poweress in Par
Lament without the assistance Of the
Poles
Gregory a. Alexnsky, Social Demo-
= Il
during the debate. He accused the
member Of the Right Of intriguing to
set the police upon the workmen. and
quoted a letter from Vladimir NJ. Pum-
shkevich. vice president Of tie Union
of True Russians, to General prach-
ehski, urging the stern repression Of
woflmen and intimating that the lax
ness of the former project. NJ Won Der
Launitz. allowed demonstrations. Other
wofkmen deputies declared that the
temper Of the working class was ris-
Ing and uttered open threats against
the police for their alleged goading Of
worknlen to turn peaceful economic
strikes into general political strike
which would be The signal for an armed
uprising.
NJ. Guloyin, the president Of the
Chamber, showed prompt consideration
fos the imperial displcasure as a result
Of The Radical harangues He kept q
special watch on NJ Alexinalsy and d
dozen times called him to order he
also refused TO permit Alexinsky 70
read M Purishkeyich's letter until he
himself had pursued It
Parliament refused to send q commits.
sion to Riga to investigate alleged cruel.
ties praeticed upon political prisoners
there, although the Social Democrats
urged IS q precedent for SO doing Prince
Unusohs famous report Of 1906 on the
Jewish massacres OF BialystOck.
The first executive session Of parlia.
ment, which was 70 have been held Cd.
day and III which IL was intended 10
give consideration to The law fixing the
number Of recruits Tor 1907. has been
postponed until April co. The postpone
meHt was the result Of plea that the
war committee was unable to como Co
q decision The Social Democrats and a
portion Of The members Of the Group Of
Toll are entirely against any parlia.
mentary sanction concerning the re-
cruita while the Constitutional Demo.
GRATIS WIN have temporarily buried tile
Nibafg manifesto, urging parliament ~
exercise fhc formal right or saueiion.
Pending the result of the intefpela.
ton, the strikers in most OF tie fac
tories have resumed work