Part 1

1. We, the council, dignitaries, officials and knights of the voivodeship of the Russian lands, have gathered in Wiśnia for the assembly pro die vigesima quinta Junii according to the time appointed by the Archbishop of Gniezno, the primate of our homeland *), before the Warsaw convocation, at this not only pitiful time of our orphaned homeland, for I left this world. p. King IMci Władysław the Fourth, whose sit anima in benedictionibus, but also in grave danger due to the loss of the Polish Armed Forces and the destruction of both of their MPCs. hetmans for the betrayal and inciting rebellions of the Zaporowski Cossacks, who, having joined several tens of thousands of Tatars to their army, joined forces, we unanimously chose from among ourselves their Mciov pp. our envoys to this convocation from the Lviv region, IM, Mr. Hieronim from Tęczyn Osoliński, starosta of Zydaczów, and, IM, Mr. Piotr Ozga, land writer of Lviv; from the Przemyśl Land, WIMć, Mr. Mikołaj Daniłowicz of Żurów, Sub-Table of the Crown, IMć, Mr. Franciszek Dubrowski, Chamberlain of Przemyśl; from the Sanok region: IMć Mr. Jan Adama from Zmigrod in Lesko Stadnicki, chamberlain of Sanok, IMć Mr. Bazyli Jaworski, whom, with our joint consent, we first commissioned to thank them, the Archbishop of Gniezno and their other families, Messrs. senators who were with them at that time, that they were kind enough to submit to us this mora non iterposita ex senatus consulto, to which their honorable Mr. Our envoys are to appear at the beginning of this convocation so that this convocation pro exigentia temporis et periculi can be held as soon as possible and within two Sundays. Having discussed all this at this convocation, whatever may be necessary to repair the freedom of our freedoms and rights and about other exorbitancies, God will grant to the future king IMci with other articles proponendis, but not in vim praeparationis, reserving it until the future election, God willing, at which every nobleman and the least able person, as to the appointment of a lord, will be allowed to persuade him to appoint a lord as he pleases. on an equal footing with others according to ancient laws, because the basis et tundamentum libertatum nostrarum depended on it. 2. They should also thank all their brothers and sisters who, in tanto periculo of our countries, ad restingvendum hunc ignem or ex publico aerario or ex privato peculio securitatem periculis obnoxiis to these countries and closer countries, out of their will and brotherly love, without compromising the health and wealth of their own, persuaded a large number of war people to come to rescue, without waiting for the time of the assemblies. In which thanks, God protect the periculum which, out of our willingness and brotherly love, they are to offer to their families in those countries. our MPs. 3. The election of the future Lord, God willing, should be encouraged as the first one in six Sundays, or that everyone should participate in this act, if the danger in these countries had not calmed down by that time, so that it would be up to those of them who, in order to curb these dangers, had to resign, partly out of their will, and partly from the offices appointed for them, so that this election would be postponed until it took place. if not totalitre, at least ex magna parte, the danger has not calmed down. During which elections, so that there are no foreigners apart from the MPs, we commission Mr. to our MPs. And around the place of this election there will be parties. our ambassadors with their other brothers, so that wherever necessitas periculi shows. For which elections we entrust pp. to our deputies, because the enlisted people and these banners will be more needed to curb the fierce Ukrainian wantonness than for the election, where there should be libera vox for everyone. 4. Tempore interregni praesentis because