The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-09
NEW VICTORY
BY KERENSKY
The Premier Wins Support
of Democrat Del
egates
WILL RECONSTRUCT
COALITION CABINET
Nations Traffic Is Blocked
by the Railroad
Strike

Petrograd, Oct 0.-After conferenc
for three hours of members of the gov
ornment, including Premier KerenslSy
with a delegation representing the Dem
ocratic Congress and with representa-
tives of the Bourgeois Sunday, a com
plete agreement was reached on all ques
tions. The premier declared that The
government purposed Immediately tC
form complete cabinet, SO that the re
constituted coalition government might
be able to 90 to work at once on tho
basis laid down
In view of the governments objections
the representatives of the Democratic
Congress withdrew their request that
one of their delegates participate in the
Forthcoming inter-allied conference in
Paris.
M. Tseretelli, former minister of the
| interior, at a secret session of the pre-
| liminary Parliament, an outgrowth Of
the Democratic Congress Sunday, ont
lined the recent negotiations with the
government, which, he said led TO a
speedy agreement on all points except
the responsibility of the government to
the preliminary Parliament. The ques-
ton was settled, he added by an agree
ment that the Parliament should be
convoked officially and organized by the
government The Parliament would in
elude 100 representatives of non demo
cratic elements who would have the right
to interpellate the government, which
must reply formally and juridically. The
government would not be responsible to
Parliament, but no cabinet could con
tinue in existence without the confidence
of Parliament.
The Parliament endorsed the formula
covering the question of the response
bility of the government to Parliament
by 100, to 81, % members abstaining
from voting.
NJ Tseretelli announced that salts
factory assurances had been given the
Democratic members of the Congress
that energetic measures would be taken
to covene an inter allied conference for
the revision of treaties, at which the
democraces would be represented.
When a committee from the Democrat
ic Congress visited Premier Kerensky
Saturday he addressed the committee
men as follows;
"The growth of anarchy the condition
of political ruin which confronts the |
country, the extravagant demands of va
rious groups and the strivings in certain
quarters to restore the former regime |
force a recognition of the necessity of |
union and coalition. Only the union of
the Bourgeois and Democratic elements |
can save the country.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Terest-
chenko pleaded for construction of the
nations forces so that 'the delegates
who will participate in the Parlis con-
ference on Oct. 10 may point out to the
allies that our fighting force has been
and that our boast of strength
IS no myth. Owing to the vacillating
character of the congresses, which one
lay welcome the war minister with his
inns for reconstruction of the army, and
he next day applaud the Bolsheviki pro-
yram the government has passed, So out
If 1877 days in a state of crisis" NJ. L
rerestchenko added.
The workmen in all the paper factories
If Petrograd have gone on strike. The
trike threatens, if prolonged to EN-
,arrass the early convocation of the
constituent assembly, owing to the de.
nand for paper for the electoral bule- {
ms which had been ordered from the
actories affected
General Kornilof probably will escape
rial by court martial, because of tech {
icalities, and be judged instead, by a
ivil court on the charge of insubordi- I
alton. says the Novaia Zhizn. 1t is I
ointed out that General Korniloff's {
march toward Petrograd was by order a
T the government, which three days {
fter the rebellion, continues the news t
aper, commanded that all orders issued I
y General korniloff at the front be car (
led out. Therefore, it is argued he can I
My be considered blamable from the
loment when he refused to resign as v
chief, and this demand I
My emanated from Premier Kerensky i
'hereas General Korniloff has been APP
ointed by the provisional government r
is further pointed out that NJ Lvoff. T
no acted as messenger between the gen q
raj and the premier, admits that he 7
arbled General Korniloffs message, !
-ansmitting it in the form of an ulti- \
atum without having received instruc- 4
ons to do so. y
Eight thousand soldiers at Gomel in
le Province of Mohilev, following
Getting, refused to 20 to the front. saws
telegram from Gomel. The soldiers :
terwards became disorderly, and to
event excuses they were surrounded
: Cossacks. They promptly surrend-
ed
The fire in the Panayeff theatre Sat
day, in which some twenty five to one
inbred persons lost their lives, is sup
,sed to have been ignited from
opped cigarette Most of the victims
ere soldiers on the fifth floor The
IS is estimated at about 100000 rou-
es.