Golovin, Fyodor

Born in 1866, 1891. passed the exam on the law faculty at Moscow University in 1892. a vowel Dmitrovsky Zemsky assembly, and since 1895. vowel Moscow Zemsky provincial assembly in 1898. to 1906. Chairman of the Moscow provincial rural council, he was one of the organizers Zemstvo urban congresses in July 1905. was a member of Zemstvo deputation to the Emperor Nicholas II; from 1903. was a member of the Union of Liberation "in autumn 1905. was one of the organizers of the Constitutional Democratic Party. In 1907, Mr.. elected as a member of the Moscow province of the State Duma, the 2 nd convocation, and in the latter by its chairman. In speech, . which he thanked the Duma for the election, . Golovin said, . as the task thoughts, . "the enforcement of constitutional started, . manifesto proclaimed on 17 October and the implementation of social legislation "and expressed confidence, . that mighty popular representation, . times due to life, . acting in unison with the monarch, . irresistible hold in the life and thought of the people will not die,
. As President Golovin often causes frustration as the extreme right and left, and the latter several times protested against his actions way out of the halls of the Duma and the statements attached to the records of City Council. When the Social Democrat Zurabov April 16, 1907, Mr.. expressed confidence, . that our army is doomed to defeat, . Golovin deprived him of speech, . but did not take any more drastic measures, . and this has caused strong irritation against Golovin in government circles; Golovin went to apologize to the Minister of War, . than, . in turn, . irritated in the ranks of the left,
. After the dissolution of the 2-nd Golovin Duma was elected in the 3rd and it spoke only once, and once again voted for a reasoned exception to the City Council and Gegechkori Timoshkina what broke with his party. In the summer of 1910. Golovin took over the chores on the railway concession and, considering it inconsistent with the title of a member of the City Council, resigned from the latter. In 1912, Mr.. Baku city elected him as their head, but the governor of the Caucasus did not approve the election.