Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-08

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Oa the sseniag ~h,ch preceded the uemor.s,.
REVOLUTION 81 Wsrssw 10 is3Olwo Poles in mina
~ appeared proceeded. Va deep conversation. alrur
the ~iud g banks u the yisiula.
The costume al the elder. eea.,.iing of the esf
tan. girdlr sabre, and yellow boats 5etoksucd him
10 be Of noble lineage. HIS st,endsni,a youth a.
eou' eighteen years o. sgo.wote the insignia oftle
military academy in Warsaw.
SIRE. sre'sined the younger. az he gracefully
threw back the darn flowing ringlets which shaded
h's manly forehead. and 6Aing his beaming ewes
on the face Of his com s Mon. we are now withou,
the walls Of ihs Kncs gold has purchased for
me THIS interview With my noble father; perhaps
aijed he. as a DARK expression of melancholy
oserspresd biz youthful couniensnce. perhaps the
last
Does the doke then, ssid the elder, seek the
destruction Of tho anc,ou, house of Platter lie
shall yet kno~'-
Speak softly : SAID tho young man the very
winds OF Posnd are traitors 10 liberty. The ,y.
rant seeks the rum Of moro houses than ours
Twelve noble seione are doe ned to morrow to the
dungeonsI Of Warsaw. Bot continued he as his
6ashing eye expressed the daring energies Of his
mind. The cup is full--the consunatinn has come
Ere yon orb re.illumes the Banks of our ancient
river. tho Russian tyrant must flee or perish -
Two hundred youths Of Poland, like myself, have
sworn on the alter Of their counirys wrongs to as
sert her freedom, or swell the heca,ombs which
the monsters vengeance has already lighted
Noble but ill-fa,ed project . exclaimed the ell
do, platter; what chance for freedom has Poland
before the power of the Russian auiocrsti Absn.
don the enterprise, my son--it 10 useless. The
iron bonds will be more strongly rvcied. Failure
all. erase the Of Poland from The page of
future history and ill the mines of Siberia with the
best and brsyest OF her sons
8 Father replied Casimir Platter n vaut mieux
mourrir avcc honneur que de serendre . forty
= thoussnd Poles will assemble round pur standard {;
Dec aduyan,c non timendum . shall be our motto.
The free in Europe viii awake from their lethargy
and ay to our sucoour. The die is cast-zwe have
passed the Rubicon-retreats 70 fn5fqssibe, spd In
pmph---gory!.- = - ~.
.B0,. Sine eSntiunel yD6ngs Platter. ! tremtlc
fof the House of RaaHsil, whep lie torch OF libef
is lighted, sfiaips kadzs must not fall into The
monsters power. Speed to the prince; warn him
to place her beyond the Polish frontiers l will
ace her TO morrow. see my guards are spprosch-
ing. Ad,ep. best oil fathers Arm yourself for
the events OF the morrow: the name ct Platter
shall not be dshonored by your son.
Two gems Gsrmes clad IN tho RUSSIAN police
dress. now approached. Your time has expired
young man. said they. am ready replied Cas-
imr. A. be pressed the hand oil his parent'an de-
parted for the state dungeon OF the capitol.
The feelings wh'en as"a'ea ''e o''o"'s Vi Tue
patriotic Poles were mol unknown al Tie palace oil
belvedcr. Spies had been placed ~ 'he mansion
ufevery noble family and the royal agent oil The
autocrnt was aware mat some g'eai movement
was about 10 lake Pisee o"' rear was NOV AZ e'e
meut in Coostsnine' character aud be trusted that
BY striking decisive o'o" al sumo VI INC "os'
eraiied IN Wartaw. 'he Sp'ik % neeoon' wouiO
be sstogu'shed before u eou'u o"'" in'o name
10 the morning succeeding lhe 'n'ef''e" between
Count Platter ana his SOU "',ss" wore ,ne aP'
pesranee OF mh'a'y cs"P' Inc ''""' oea' ~
arms. a military commission was opened al inc
head OF which Constantine had p'aned-nnseh'
AL ten o'clock m'h''fy s'c"'. p'0eeeoec 70
the state prison. ana dem'nuro 10 we name OF "e
Grand Duke, the military s'uoen's' eonn"eo on
charge OF ,'esson 'ney w., -. ''" 80 su.
rendered rev "ou'e"'' '''"s"' '"'"' "''''e
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