Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10
VOL. XIV, NO. $50

gins, the Committee declares .l lbs s9ur Of p
and, without any distinction Of h'th or rsez
lesesnl OF siailon 90 be frsa sHd equal ciaizsrs
| OF ne country. From this momaut ne lana
which the agricultural population Possessed "a
condition Of paying reus or giving iask Fark 81
theIr masters, Is uUc1u 1ti1ns lV tha-r rrrrarf,r
/ an1 taas Of tasiE heirs Tae lsadhoI1ers Tta
viii be injured By this arrsngsment shsff b.
compensated fr0u tie general .un1s or ihs STATE
Ins families Of 81 izoorsrs Wl0 join he lar5a
Of TIE defenders ~ ihe cozulr7, OF de 81 elori-
ou5 death while Sd 5erTinE. shall reeslFs e share
o. the land protected from The emmy alt 0f tie
State property
The revolutionary ccmmites have a-sc ata-
nooed al the Polish Hoblss now abroad g se-
turn at once. uuder penalty of Being debated
traitors, go havirg al tbeT property corfie iel-
ted The policy Of tds insure .i0ua-y .as1as
appears b IBsuzursts a guerilla wsrisra. aeta aE
mainly IN smsl bodies, and t5sir1Ti1g tha Eriae
LlEe5 OF communication. Several engagements
Of no great mayuitud5 have taken place. From
81 accounts ths pEsser. aspect Of alaiz5 seems
70 os that Widespread iusErrec-i1raET u1Ts-
iaenl has been orgauzef. end tEot ihs e
revolutionary leaders iu Europe are engaged Fl
ii but that 90 Jar nothing hGs eeclust Wh.eE
can be supposed 90 have any dscsir5 ilaasaea
u30R the issns Of che couses.. The -amss essr
a. tha revoiuii0aary authorities are Involved b.
doubt
Ias most definite inisrua501 s. thst b. q lss-
oluno1 Of the Central Naional COMMITTEES. bar
iug date Azych TO- General LsuyiaE e. raa sp-
pointed dictator, With General Wysord s mit-
ltary coatjui0r, Hiiis The eva sdnlnisiTssi3u
was committed 90 Posuk0wski. In p-CelEua-
iIon Of The same dsts the dictator ayss E1l-
EIthsta13iug ne extremely untagors5.s circuu-
siaEees in which The enemy, By q great increase
Of oppression, fastened .h5 armed confics .ha
struggle commenced by au unarru9d pacpla has
already lasted i've months. ga.as 9Th anl
develops itself with energy P0sn5
feels painfully the absence Of 9 visible central
power capable Of directing e. forces eugEad
in the struggle and Of sGmmgring new asslss-
anee 60 the field
i have deeided, after c0ns1llsEon wish the
pr0yisiela| Ea-eruusIt. b assume Che supreme
power q y, which ] s1al surrender ts the
rePressufst.fe3 OF tie rs-ion assaon Es taa g1Ea-
0f the Auscovite is shaken eff. Whz retaining
the immediate direction of military siairs IA ny
own hands, I recognize the necessity Of eszaH-
ishirg eivil government F7L5ss suueaaus Hiil
be regulated by special or1iCancs. C1clnu-
ing tho work Of TIE provisional -govar11s1t
c9G6rm the principles q liberty and eguaiisY n
ai citizens, granting land to tds peasants With
Indemnity 30 the pr1prieicrs. OF General
LanRiewicE the die.8tCr, ss can learn htts ba-
y0nd the fact ihatha served wish Distinction un-
der Ganbsli in his famous I.aEau crmpaiar.
Among the other military leaders Hs recCgn1a
the name Of HisT55 law %, who H1E l-5s plscetI
iu chief command Of tha ual1usl lra Ha
Tes born In Ers1ea Il lcl+ az1 zin-a 1888 la4
keon prominently Identified Ti.alssrly- aI fta
Tsyslun0usTy movements ia Llr-rc
biuski Is q veteran 0i more lhsu serenity year..
lie served under Napoleon iE the Russian sli-
usign Of 1872, and WAS made captain 90 Che 6sIt
0f Smslsnsk. He bore q promiuant par. Be ila
Polish rising Of 1890. end received ths usma of
the cannon prOVI-e-- OH lccllt geFeral
captures Of srtillery which BE- usa1 ircm ga
R1ssisus. Toward the close Of lae rising s.
was named dictator. After lla supprsssil1 1f
the Polish rising Of 1890, De entered the services
of Mshemes Ali Of Egypt Wien ihe Hunga-
nsn revolt Of l54s broke out be i-iued .hs
| insurgents, and al 0na time W1 ctf
eomuand Of the Hungarian Ermy
accompanied k8ssuth in bis 1iElt1 1alo Iu1#
| Another prominent leader is Els1Ea, 'Tto saras-
with great dishuclga dtrug che Hrneafis1
| var, and hss written largely ard wal upon tha
lc0ntest These usus5 aHd many 0ihels sh9F
that the entire revolutionary element in Eu-
I rope has thrown issslf INFO ih8 Polish rising
/ We can see no ur5sTec. G. lts ElceeE lriess
[ they some hoH manage 81 sla1r1ii tle Etrore1l
powers TO tBis contest. Tie e0lveut.lu anteral
I INTO bstSssn Russia and Prus5s lh-uga %
! give she other powers isgansia p1stezf 5or
/ Interference The engagements entered -aio b
I the Prusslsu Govsrnmsut were ag follows Elf
Russian troops are tcrcst b che iusurg-a.s %
er0Es the frontier into Prussia. tcey sAlli uQ. al
obliged % lsy down thar armg- cl1H.d rarl-
lut0ngry bands be driven across lns El1Eslau
I frontier, the Russian troops shah se ss hhsIy
I to pursue thsm. On the demand O. Gle S..
Petersburg Government fIuss1l Gglps Hll
act, either separately OF in conjunction Wi-h tte
Russian forces. against the insurgants. tha
liberal party iu Prussia which 'hs5 Lh5 ascals
dsncy ia tie Chambers strongly 0ppgss chs
convention, aud insists thst GovernIuanl shE-l
take no part iu ths contest and that e9use-
qUsutly Russians as veil ss Poles m1zs BE- diz-
armed upon crossing the frontiers. Ihair i3u1-
uals DO not hesitate 10 say ibal 'tla Hllss-su
Chamber viii not give 8 croWn O. this eaieet
Aus.ria IS said 30 have refused 60 enter iul2
convention similar % thst Of Prus5iaf snd Great
BdtsiG actiuZ, it is assumed in e1le5-t Win
France, bas undertaken % rgzo-stra.s w.sn -ls
Russian sOversig gn IN rsgsr1 TO The alnialsirz-
ton of PUlgud.