"The frightful specter of civil war and anarchy hovers over Russia, threatening its freedom. There is a dark, sad path leading through civil war and anarchy to the return of despotism. This must not be the path of the Russian people."
Then follows an appeal for unity in support of the government created by the revolution, and the declaration continues:
"The temporary government will renew with stronger persistence its efforts to attract into the staff of representatives those active protective forces of the country which up to the present have not taken any part in the government of the country."
Simultaneously with the declaration appears a note addressed by M. Kerensky, Minister of Justice, to the council of deputies and revolutionists, in which he says:
"I consider the condition of affairs now greatly changed. The situation is much more serious on the one hand, and, on the other, the power of the organized labor democracy has grown. That power no longer has a right to remain aloof from the participation in responsibility for the government when their participation will bring strength to the power born of the revolution. Under these conditions, the representatives of the labor democracy must take the burden of power, but only after being formally elected and vested with power by the organizations to which they belong."
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