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Irene (1.101111101 WHICH WAS ISIXID UPOO
COILPSZ 01 TIM Stith PAIRIARC.A.
As it is a duty incumbent upon superiors and
dbith I.!*“.!* 20We :they nay he. to watch
day eM tiigbt i,i €l6 prisms who are under their
ioperiateedetke, to. ho eeeptainted with all their
and to to the Governesedt all
are eetemitted awmag theta, and

oaths Patriarchs are placed as superiors and chiefs
er the soiled, which live in seetnity under the
"shadow of the Imperial Power. they might to be,
Ilbove ofl, blameless. honest, faithful, and upright.
lltodowell with time 'qualities, they must, after i
havl44yeDes themffelves acquainted with the goock
' owl 'let 41billfillilifoos of the people, check tbo
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;rei.l., by wanting and advice, sod if
.100. ' t, by puoishloents, according
!lII' of their relitt4i4,, Old by this, 'Deane
4p2:16.•
's'ic kind _ta the debt o► gnstitsde which
`Awl 404.11Mthlidiisie Porte, for the fampernand
=II whit* they enjoy wilder its beneficent
•
"Tilt tile faithless Greek Patriarch, who had be-
fore giiien so Many proofs of devistedness,icould
not now be-ignorant of the revolt and ineorVectiwn
of his *bon, commenced by divers trickish oten,.
who luive forgottin themselves, iud have suffered'
themselves to Pe led away by phut:dome and
devilish Melia* ; and he was therefore bound to
instruct those 'who wt re ignorant of the matter,
'that the affair in qoestion was a vain uodertaking,
which Dever csu be accomplished, since evil `de-
signs against the Mshottletan power and Yells
gion wi never succeed, which lave been sup-
Poled/y.
eatables till the day of judgment. as has been
eoriffilostil by revelafious and miracles from heaven.
Yet following the corruption vAtiCh 'dwelt in his
Wart, he not only stiller warned or punished
the unthilskiog who had been led astray, but ac-
cordiiig to all probability hos himself secretly
taken a part as leader of the revolt, so that it van
hardly fed that the whole Greek nation, including
many innocent and unfortunate subjects who bail
not the slightest knowledge of the matter, iyill be
almost entirely smiihiluted, and en vit...et of the
anger of God.
After the Police had been iitformed of the revolt,
and it hod bicome ges.erisfty untosiowe, the Sublime
Porte. solely out of compassion for the poor sub-
jects, endravoured by mildness to bring them
' bock to the
• rescript
the ordinances
together with

forth on anathema

bad become

hod token

costal tai ss i ll g

to his duty,
thaw any ou
which have
quillity,
_-...0n has
was himself born the Mures, and was asecareied
in all the eletJ-. of vialetwe *hit+ have been coin.
witted tho/e and in the district Kidecoruta (Kele.
britu) *.4 deluded t•tibj, et*. He himself, there-
fore, is the :elttto of the ruin and destruction
which, with the bell► vi cod, will fall on them.
As convittiou has been obtained on all sides of
his treachem, not only to the Sublime Porte, but
to his owo notion, it has become necessary that his
bt;,ly should•be removed tom the earth, and fie
bits consequently been hanged to serve as au ea-
ample to others.

'Sunday, 19th of the month Ueda,la, in the
year 1,130 April,l9ll.)
YAFTA (*RITMO) AFFIXED TO THE cORPIR OF
THE SWUM. OF animus (OK THE SAME DAY).
" As the Bishops of the Ottoman empire are, as
it were, the Magirtrates to whom it belongs to au-
penutend the Rajas, it was their duly to have watch-
ed day and night within their dioceses over the con-
duct and proceedings, and partly by good advice
*nd partly by punishments, according to their laws,
to check those who committed any thing improper,
and to give information' of the true state of things to
the Sublime Poste, under whore protection they
' peaceably ',magic their function's; yet the wicked
Bibhop of Ephesus has not oily neglected to follow
this course, but it is proved that from his innate
dispmition to wickedness, ire has taken on active
part in the disorders which some conspisators had
resolved to excite, hut which the officers of the

Sublime Porte have succeeded in discovering.
As he has thus betrayed 'the Sublime Porte, sod
though it is his owl' tuition. it has becinue necessary
to extirpate the aceereed burly from the face of the
earth, and to infl,et on it the penalty of death, sea
every body may here see."
In the Nadi Sherif, appointing flodschi Said)
Pacha to the dignity of Grand Vizier. the Sultan
soya that the late Grand Vrzier tienderle Ali Perlis
had been found %bully net& for his office, that he
mos ignorant of the laws of the empire and of the
(menace of the iipurreci 1111 l , •• and wished to save the
lives of the Greeks, wlume treachery is eland weer's,'
body, and did ►rut *et the coasequences of this re-
♦olt. His greet igisorustee made him presumptu-
ous, as d he ventured 015117 improper meta:tares, e.g.
to *pirate the punishment of tbee despicable wimps
to lersen tier zeal of •h Illooorloarts, owl to untie"
wine the existing feirodebip sod eiittevid; by row-

*way of safety, and to this end issued
t to the Patriarch. which' &obtained
Imes and counsels adapted to the °hind,
pith an order to the Patriarch tW send
riathems to all coils of the land:where it
necessary, sguilist those subjects who
part in the rebellion. 'jut instead of
tg himself, and being fr..tie first to return
the faithless PaterJrch bus been more
other the chief rduitse of the disorders
re hitherto 941,,t,td the public Iran-
Convicrioa been obtained that lie