New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
CHAR TO GO TO COUES
English Labor Men Organizing
Meeting 1gdjHst Him.
nv Tho Associated Press

London. June 1o-The meeting Of tho Emperor
Of Russia and the Emperor OF Germany in Pit
kipas Paw will be counterbalanced by the pres
ence Of party composed Of influential members
Of the Russian Douma in England for the next
fortnight and the visit King Edward by the
Russian Emperor during the Cowes regatta
This is the second excursion OF Russian deputies
TO England party composed OF members OF the
first Douma coming here in 1905 when the En-
peror dissolved that body, as the guests Of the
members OF Parliament.
Whereas the hrst delegation embraced members
with revolutionary tendencies. the coming visit
OTIS represent the more conservative factions OF
the Russian government. and will practically he
the guests OF the nation. ". Khomyakoff. pres-
dent Of the Douma and Prince Peter Trubetskoy
will head the delegation, which consists OF five
members OF the Council Of the Empire and sixteen
Deputies.
An elaborate programme has been prepared for
their entertainment, which includes a reception by
the King = dinner by the Lord Nayor. a luncheon
i,v the members of Parliament. "veral dinners,
visits the universities and eNcur nns to provin-
ciaI cities. This delegation VIII be welcomed by
every one but IL IS not likely that there will he
much enthusiasm over the visit OF Emperor Ncho-
las The time has not yet arrived when the Rus
sian ruler. whom many Engiishmen still regard as
a tyraut. come 10 London without danger Of
insult
The fact that the Emperor meeting with the
King takes place at Cowes probably will avert IN
pleasant incidents as it is the labor party that is
organizing a meeting OF protest 70 be held In
Trafalgar Square on July IS James Keir Hardie.
The Socialist and Independent Member OF Parlia-
ment at q labor demonstration az Durham to-day.
bitterly denounced the government for holding out
the hand Of friendship TO the Emperor of Russia,
who he said. "is oathed in this country that he
dare not set foot on British soil. lie would be
hiysed in the streets. continued Mr. HaGdIS, N
he appeared in public
The Socialist Member OF the House Of Com
mons Victor Grayson. addressing his constituents
al C-olne Valley this evening, said: ''T am glad
that that Russian mollusc, the Emperor. will be
sig miles out Of the danger zone when he comes
10 England. 7 would count il disgrace TO the ira
dltions OF this country 10 introduce that loathsome
person into our life If the Russian Emperor must
be allowed to live he must keep TO his own shores.
Berlin. June 1s-H Khomyakoff. president OF the
Russian Douma. and twenty Deputies. representing
various parties OF the Parliament passed two hours
here this evening their way to London The
presence of the Parliamentarians was almost un-
known. NJ. Khomyakofr said:
Our visit to England is OF an unofficial ana non
political character. not going as president of
fhe DouTna. We go private guests. visiting prl-
vate hosts. We viii have an opportunity OF meet
and viii visit most OF the principal cities and
MIeb good may ensue as We will learn something
Of Great Britain, OF which Russians know very
little Forelsners know even less about Russia ihan
occasionally arise could be cleared up BY means Of
personal intercourse -, =, v.s,
are utterly unjustinable do not believe that t1e
demonstrations against the Enperors corning visit
-oinc 10 that country in August az the representa-
Tive Of the Russian nation, where he IS popular as
@ IS t,eaiiT ali he time at TsarEos-Seio hts sub
jscts do net know him In proper manner