The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-04 00:00:00

POL (ND.

The following is an •Itract from a clandestine
journal published in Warsaw, which it is" Siberia" to
read, and "death" to circulate :—" June 251 1563--
While retelling the sad event. of the deaths of the
landed proprietor Abiclit and the priest Koaenki, we
cannot resist examining the political b.arlg of the
facts, especially of the execution of a priest.
1., notorious for his cruelty, respected the sacred
character of the priori It is true that hundreds of
holy men groaned in chains or suffered in exile, bet no
priest was put to death. What Nicholas dared not do,
his two sons bays done. Alexander the liberal, the
very zealous protector of the people consignedrt
Providence to his assn. and Constantine, the most lib.
of all the Muscovite Princes, were the bit to erect
within the walla of Warsaw • gallows on which to
execute a priest of Poland. They envied Motiravielf,
who had already shot three. What urged the
Muscovite Oxvernment to so infamous an :ma—
to such • violation of the laws of the Church and at
humanity What crest crime had the priest com-
mitted' Let us read the act of accusation. The Priest
Konarski, aged 43, capuchin, has been in exile in
1856, at the convent of Lysa-Gora, from whiel, he
in 1859, and since 1861 has resided in Cracow.
escape.!
beginnin of 1863. by order of the committee, he
, joined the detachment of langiewes; after this be joined
, Csachowski, and finally Kononowicz, who expelled him
for drunkenness. Has the priest been executed thee for
living at Cracow! But to leave your oountry is not
punishable with death even by Muscovite law. Was it
then for exercising his function.? But even that is
not • crime of th-, first magnitude. The Mesorrite
Government wishing to par fortelvilined and Obsidian
power has declared that the duties at a pried and
a doctor were sacred, even if suuweised is favour
of • reheL Was the pri.t expelled for latex's...tem 1'
, But we do not bang druokards! Indeed, if the Emperor
I. abut to introduce 'temperance" by means of the
yellows, be will have to hang two-thirds of hia army.
hi. general., dignitaries, and himaelf. The fast is, there
was nothing against this priest who fell a TUN= to the
policy of the Government which required the saerilkei
of • Catholic clergyman. The Czar wished to strike
terror into the ranks of the clergy of Poland, which so
well KT, its country 1 He wished to exhibit to
Poland his omnipotence; to all Europe his contempt at
diplomatic intervention; be wished to reply to the
demand for an armistice by showing his ceeteespa for
the public opinion of the Christian world ; he
wished to prove that be was at owe the head
of the Catholic Church in Poland and of the
Orthodox Church in Moscow, and could reward and
punish the members of both ache felt He
thought to terrify Europe, and frighten Poised late
silence ! The Czar is deceived. Nobody sees pence in
such acts—only the oinchinve throes of The
death of Knoarski, suffered with irsasseep. mid the
general sympathy it received will strillwElhon Peks6s
In their duty, not frighten them from it. Like him,
they too would be willing martyrs to their country.,
Archbishop Felinski, named by the Emperor Aleseeder
himself, whose mission towards the people bee been till
now one of peace, shuddered at the oared to
to the Church, and protested againettil sigisiZet the Geo-
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