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THE POLISH RESURRECTION
The German papers which have to-day come TO hand
says the Journal des Debsts bring from Cracow up
TO the 9th ult. w
The events passing in Poland appear to ha,. assumed
serious character which is disguised BY the pncp,
organs eilher ot the Prus,n Austrian government Tn.
city OF Cracow, the capital of Poland under II, forns,
Kings, tho descendants of the Jageions had -
those Journals for four days been the seat OF new Gov
nj
the Polish Nation" Ii the 22d ult the div ON
which the Austrian troops and the Sen,,, ,yaca,cd ,h
'ha' 'he new power has constituted and installed il
sou III he old msosiOn known by tho name of Krystofrv
anu with which the dearest of tho Poles of he
PERIOD IN which the Duchy of Warsaw are Connected
Joseph fonato~ski resided in It in 1909 during the
Oi'sh campaign against Austria The new government
Immediately upon its instauent, published manifesto 4,
e hauon IN which II dwsls upon the sufernps of
s. lo'os' and calls upon tho people to rise
throughout the whole OF ancient Poland On the 23d 4,
issued decree oroidding under pain of de a;h ali the At
ehs' private and public property, aud declaring at
inc same me that persons who should estab.h no
euos or associations, without being by the
government do should be declared as traitors b.,
county The following the documents above nIded
10, wiz
'ne rohso nshon-Poles, the hour of nsurrection
has struck The whole OF muuated Polande. and become.
great Already have brothers of the Grand Drchr ~
Po5en, Russian Poland and Lithuan,a ti.e, and 80, So
ing IN Russia against the enemy They are fighting for tho
most sacred nght OF which they have been deprived by
~ quo lsuu' inc howerot our youth lanauishing
vi dungeons Oar ancestors whose counses sustained
are Treated with contempt The clergy are deprived of ali
respect IN word, all who have resolved 20 live or die Tor
roland have been destroyed immursd IN prison or are in
oelng - nj every instant. The groans of the
m l'ns OF our brothers who persisted under the knou or
III cells have reached hearts which are
profoundly afflicted. We have been robbed of our ylo,v
ana our language and the religion Of our fathers are
forbidden US lnsurmountabe barriers have been
10 Tue ameorahon OF our social condition. brother has been
armed against btotncr and the honorable en of IN.
county nave been calumnated and prosecuted. Another
step and there would be Pces. Our grandchi,.
dten would curse memory having left tue finest part
OF the earth desert and ruin having allowed cha n.
10 be put upon our warke nation, and forced To pro
strange worship. speak aoregn language The ashes
OF our nariyed fathers the rights Of nation call to us
from the tomb tc aNeuge them; the infant the calls
upon US to preserve the country which God has conded 10
US The free nations of The world would invite us
10 resist the destruction Of nationahty God him
self gives us this invitation God who will one day de-
mand from US an account Of conduct. We are
2OOOOOOO. Let rise man, and no violence can
crush our power. We shall enjoy liberty which has
never been known earth, Let US endeayor 10 obtain
IL, and community, in which every man shall enjoy hi.
share o the fruits OF the earth according his merit and
his capacity. Let there be privileges Let each
Pole lind full guarantees for HIMSELF his WIFE and his chill
dren; aud let hum Who Is inferior by BIRTH mind or body
Ind without humiliation the invaluable assistance of the
entire community which will have the absolute property
In land now possessed by few. All forced labors and
other burdens and those who shall dew
N arms 10 the cause OF their country shall property
in land as an Indemnity. Poles from this monica, We ac-
knowledge no distinctions Let Us henceioward be the
sons OF one mother yusueaO father, Cod who is in
heaven lot Us invoke his support lie will bless our
and give victory; but for Him to do this we mug,
no disiio"uf ourselves Let with dcspOti.m
those vino are conded TO let noImsssacre those who
are disaned, and the fore who do not think with U.S.
we DO not struggle against nations hut oppres
sors ll sign OF our union let make the following on
i swear To serve Poland country with my counsel NV
words, and my acts. swear sacrifice 10 her all INV n
pinions my lie, aud my fortune. swear abso ute ohed
ece 10 the national government which has hseu
ed at Cracow. the 22d OF tbs month at O'Clock in the
evening in he house OF s,ooarn and to all the au
'noiiies INSTRUCTED by the government God may stand
me IN need IhIs manifesto shall be published in all the
journals OF the government and .hees
sent throughout Poland and shall be proclaimed from the
pups O' az Tue churches and stuck up all public places
Da'ed Cracow Feb az 1876; and signed Louis Gorzkow
sky"
private letter which have lust received. states
mat further DEGREES had been issued on the 2ih all of
which were signed by Count Poulick, one of the veal
thicsi and most influential citizens Of Poland
ihv Provisional Government had resoed 90 the most
urgent measure OF defence. for considerable forces
said TO be the march from Austria Prussia and Rus
STA, 10 crush the instruction before mad time to sprcad
The Austrian colonel, Haneldt who formerly commanded
the militia of the Republic composed OF 400 men for the
most part chosen from the Austrian regiments had togot
er wtl tie whole o. ms troop the insurgents
Several deerons said have taken place in the re-
gimcnts OF Mazschcll and Beuoett and the Austrian
Government had, IN consequence ordered them from Cal
cia. IL even sad that an order had been issued
TO dsband them. The Republic OF Cracow which IL
about become the theatre Of such an UNEQUAL siruR
ge and which mast naturally be attended with ,he most
painful results for heroic ond unfortunate Poland Is about
o. miles long, by - miles broad, with population of
10000 souls The town of CacOw ITSELF stripped of its
former splendor, contains IS 900 inhabitants including
Jews and foreigners Situated the midst Of an eN.
Icnsiyc plain, 1t Is open aunok oil sde5 and pre-.
sents means Of defence. IL il true there 10 an old
castle upon MounG WoTe but It is in such runous
condition as TO TO almost useless.
The Gazette de Cologne publishes the two following let
from Breau of the Goth and 9th ut relative to the
movements Of the insurgents:--
BREsLAc, Feb 26, lsI6-"Tho insurgents have advan
eed az far as Is miles beyond Tsrnow The whole Of the
country people are enfaged, because the Austrian Govern
menl has offered pre- MUM every head Of landowner
Brought IN which he encouraged the peasants
200 lords Ci nsnors. These peasants the
my OF the insurgents Travellers have Large corps
Of calvary among the insurgents well baia
ijnI OF infantry, we'll accouucd and armed BY force Of
severe control CracoS IL kept quiet Political prisoners
only have been set at liberty. the Pusan soldiers have
not passed the frontier"
BRLsLAU Feb 81, l5i6.-"G am Informed that up TO the
fha lu ,uTT
Provisional Government IN anticipation Of attack on
the 2st by the Prussan oops has ord rcd oil the
hablsns from lo to 50 years Of ~ take sup
port Of the instruction. proclamation has been issued
oGhUrng the people sEeon and promising abolition
/ Of oil their grievances"
The Ausburs Gazette NJ the and Instant publishes let
ter RON The ifOnncr o Gaacii, oi the 2Jih u
cling that on the 23fd md 2ih the insurgents Of Cracow
had crossed the Vua IN the dir, elton of Wei COS. and
that Cen, Colin, being menaced by The movement bis
reht had thought proper to fall back upon Mogh,m ond