Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-10
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From the Richmond Record
TIE iasurrecHou ia Poland has assumed sr
aspect which taresteus % disturb ibs peace O.
Europe. The imleiiata occasion was toe al
t7-C1t t1 sE-@ras Che clu=cupri0l las Of March.
ieJL Bg llis law The cUuserirts from tbe
fe-rz i-rsraed OF being taken BY los zefs Ds-
ci-l.y dssizuassi By tte Government; aud ads
t-sig igHst7H WAS based uB0H iIfi0rmsii0a Mr
nisast bT the secret -l'ic8. Government wa
iLus enslisd 20 get rI Of at persons obnoxious
to iL Bat even osl0rs the prlmulgstion Of this
Diau, thera had been Indications OF discomfort
Tha meeting of the sovsrsigus OF Russis, Aus
tris sli1 PUssis hsli q Warsaw in che autumn
of 1850. was Sc zsd uu0u as a Drstsxt 70 excite
difsAscti0n. The 6rst movements took the
shape Of rsgicUs eslebfasiOEs to the memory
of the natiGGa. poets. Ou the . b of February
1881 was taugbl .bs battle Of GToch0w, when
for three days the Poles fought with the Rus-
SLAMS. The tiiIrtisIl anniversary Of that day
was celebrated iu 1861 az Warsaw. Toe whole
population assembled iu the Cburchas 20 pray
Tor the souls Of those who fell In that disastrous
conflict tusu largo procession par1ded
through the streets, singing the usronsl song
This procession was attacked by Colonel Ire
row, ste chief of police, a. the head Of two
s1uairous of soldiers sai about 6lty were
killed and wounded A similar commsmorl.i0u
to1s place tgs0 days lst5r. and zHJt5sr conflict
occurred, iH which ten were killed and seventy
wounded. IAs Russian 9overuE6nt disap-
proved III the conduct of TfeUOr. dismissed him
from office, conf led TIE police Of Sire city to the
Students and allowed th7 solemn inisrIuent Of
tl5 victims. A hundred ih19s8nl people were
grsseut, sn7 Che whole popu alton Dut on mourn
iug. TIE Emperor on the Ist Of April put forth
u-sse EFau,irg sens reforms; but on the oh
this was followed By another, suppressinE the
Agricultural society, which seems 70 have
assumed soueEt al of a political charac er The
next dsy, April 2, a great crowd assembled be
frs the pa scs OF p .iuce G0rtchakcff. the Tmps-
rial Lieu ieusa5 dsnsnjing the withdrawal OF the
e3ict They weCs .sp7Tssi without special yi0-
lsncs. The next evening ths thrcng msu, We
mon and cbildrsn, assembled III still greater
numbers. sud in reply 70 the Prince, who askei
them what they waEte3, they answered, " We
want country" Tbs Russian s0l1isry were
draHn NJ In baths or1et before the palace. Just
lbsu tie position Of carriage, which nap
raned TO be passing, plsys1 the fav0nts AIR OF
Dsm5r0wskIs lfgl0n- NJ, Poland shall not
die 90 The whole thronC fsll Up7n thsir knees
sud isined in the song. Whistler any ogegt act
vas committed Is disputed; but the troops
opened 6red upon the uusrmsd crowd, and tns
c3vslVy charged upon tae throng- Fifty were
killed, and an immense Bumber wounded SIX
weeks after Gor.chazCf di8d buts 70 che mean
whila, tho e3ict Of coHscrip.i0H was issusi--st
the iHs.iratiOu, it is ssidi or the Marquis Of
Wi-Iopoiski. who had not long before become
urfnIs rsi n sIsr uuasr the Grand Duke Clnstsu-
tine. Tue psirns minister yVssta Poe. who had
l-l2u ~ ac5ig part iu tle rising Of IS5J. He
nad, no eeVe-, su5sequeGlly embraced q E. Rus
sian e-usa. having sppaTmily made up his
HlInd tnas TIE 1anazail5., oi Poland % Russia
wss aa ilsvi-abls lact OF .Ehich ties bsst was 90
he nsda, sud ibst al &t,sapts s.l revolution,
Frrrsf Do s0 0rr-vsef h'Taru eh1ut This firfn al
Tar Hs we are abls 10 decide, dates the serious
a.ienpE 70 excire usv rsiug III Poland The
organic s,i9u of q central national committee a.
Wsrsaw wss carried en- so seersily, that though
/ = revolutionary sheet issued BY them and
widely circulated, ths Russian GJFerna1nt WaA
wholly unable 90 identity the members Early
IN tbs present year It was determined 70 put the
I couscYiptiou law into thorough execution. On
fhs22i Of January tta walls Of WaTssW were
covered with PROCLAMATION from ths commit
| tee, ct which the following are the most Impor-
/ tant paragraphs
"The vie usurpiBg G3veJn1nent. maddeued
/ by The opposition Of the victims Of its agBres-
/ SION, has resolved 70 give them a 6nal blow-to
/ seize many tho1-auds Of iheir brsFest aud most
( srdsu. defenders; 80 clo,hs tsem In ths hated
I MueoviJe uniform, sad 10 ssud theuHlhoHssuds
/ Of miles sway, 20 lasting misery and destruc-
ion. P0lsud Is neither able nor willing 10 sub
/ nat uuTesishugiy 20 this crushing outrage, and
/ an energetic opposition 20 it is stona eoRsonani
/ with her duty 20 pcs sgIty. Bands Of brave and
I self sacrIheing youths, penetrated with an Ar
4 deHt love foF tnsir country, an unbending ialth
1 in the justice snd aid Of Heaven, have sworn g
cast of the accused yoke or die Let the whole
Polish nation follow ulsu.
Goa the first day OF oar openly coming Tor
/ ward al the moment whsn the holy struggle be