SIGNIFICANT ADDRESS TO THE DUMA.
AUTOCRACY STILL SUPREME,
ST. PETERSBURG, November 30,
M. Stolypin read to the Duma a ministerial declaration, carefully avoiding the word constitution, declaring that tho autocracy was the Supreme power, and the Caar would resort thereto whenever 'Russia's safety demanded such a step. He instanced the electoral law of June 16th, and th© present need of further repressiug the revolutionary movement. .The. newspapers soverely comment on tho declaration.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12976, 2 December 1907, Page 7
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