4. Therefore, in this injustice to God and faith, the defeat of the homeland and laws, and not only the loss of freedom, we take the Lord of hosts and all things as a testimony of our hearts, and with the dignity and happy reign of the most gracious Lord, in the presence of the confederated states, we regret, complain and lament the result of our separate deliberations before the most radiant lord and the confederated states, with respect for God, the holy Roman Catholic faith, the merciful king and the rights of the country, make sacrifices with our life and blood, and for similar zeal free admission and a place for JW. and we leave it to our born brothers. It happened in Sądowa Wisznia on August 26, in the year of our Lord 1767. Józef from Drohojów, Drohojowski, castellan of the Przemyśl land, Alexander from Morsko, maritime chamberlain of the Przemyśl land, Michał Ozoryusz from Buków, Bukowski, chamberlain of the Sanok land, Józef Skorupka Podlewski, land judge of Lviv and the Jewish district, Gwido Marcelli Siedliski, land judge of Przemyśl, Felix Antoni Łoś, castellan of Lviv, starosta of Wyszyński, Adam Konarski, castellan of Sandomir, Józef Tarnawiecki, land troops, substarosta of Sanok town, Jakób Korwin Bronicki, treasurer of Wiślica, lieutenant of the armored sign, Stanisław Dydyński, Jan Lubek PWK., Rafał from Żurowiczek Żurowski, Remigian Felix from Karnice Karnicki, voivode of the Lviv land from Jkr. Extraordinary member of parliament for the pre-sejm assembly, Franciszek from Rokszyce Zapolski, Jan Łoś, czeczew źydaczewski, armored lieutenant pro fide mancipium Mariae, Jan Bromirski, armored ensign, Antoni from Kosarzewo Borzęcki, Kajetan Broszniowski, Franciszek from Kosarzewo Borzęcki, D. Roszkowski, Ludwik from Kosarzewa Borzęcki, Józef Małecki, Antoni Michalewski I. N. Sz. Lempicki, Józef z Bystrzyjowice Jaszowski mancipium Mariae, Ignacy Jedlecki, Józef z Rycht Humiecina Humiecki, Wincenty Tarnowiecki, Hilary Konarski dziennikowiczachinski, N. K. Obertyński, Jerzy from Tęczyn Topór Hynek, Ignacy Siedlecki, Roman Lisowski, Franciszek from Trzecicza Trzecieski, Stefan Jan from Choczewka Choczewski army of the Jewish district, Franciszek Pociej, Tadeusz Skorupka Padlewski, Franciszek Wisłocki, Jan Tustanowski mancipium Mariae, Mikołaj Topór Hynek, S. Skulimowski, J. Maciej S. M. Piotrowski, Jan Kropiwnicki, Antoni Jaworski, Jan Niesowicz Dobrzański Saspowski, Antoni Wisłocki, Antoni Dembkowicz Dobrzański, A. S. Wisłocki, J. Sielecki, Ignacy Trzemeski, Bazyli Horodyski, J. Jakób Horodyski, Andrzej Popiel, Mikołaj Suski, Mikołaj W^eiowski, Franciszek Łoś, Alexander Turzański, Michał Chmielowski, Marcin Dobiejowski, Jakób Zaćwilichowski, Franciszek Jakubowski, Antoni Jaworski, Jan Domażyrski, Jan z Komarnik Łopuszański, Jan Tyski, Jan Trunko Czajkowski puts a sign as someone who cannot write f, Jan Roman Czajkowski -j-, Michał Kosieradzki, Stefan Jan z Choszczewki Choszczewski army of the Jewish district, Jan Antoni Dysiewicz Kopiński, Petrus Wronowski, Paweł Czajkowski, Martinus Drelechowski mancipium Mariae, Jan Malczewski, Alexander Jaworski Piskowicz, Tomasz Wilkowski, Valentinus Dunin Warowicz, Stefan in Sielec Sielecki Skrebeciowicz, Mikołaj Górski, Eliasz Wołczański, Szczepan Jan Wilczyńskie
Castr. Prem. Rei. 628 p. 901—906; also Ibidem p. 915-919; Ter. Leop. 125 p. 189-190 and 185-188 give the original and a copy of the manifesto in the files of the Lviv Crown Tribunal on August 27, entered and brought there by Józef Skorupka Padlewski, a judge from Iw.
' Many of those who started a protest against the decisions of the Wisła elective council, the landowners of Sanok and Przemyśl, withdrew from the protest in this way:
Wisznia, August 26, 1767.
Instructions given by some landowners at the Wisła sejmik to the Marshal of the Radom Confederation, Radziwiłł, were sent.
Instructions to JW Józef Tarnawiecki, military elder and vice-starosta of Sanok, Franciszek Zapolski, Czeskowicz of Lviv, to JO. Prince IMci Radziwiłł, General of the Confederate States, Marshal of elected deputies, from landowners and citizens, from the General of the Ruthenian Voivodeship, at the assembly in Sądowa Wisznia, held on August 26, 1767.
First of all. The above-appointed envoys are to be armed with the power to carry our complaints before the One who, for God, faith, freedom and homeland, has multiplied immortal fame and admiration in the world for himself, and to whom, even in the present fall of the homeland, as God's messenger of salvation, when he was elected general marshal by the All Confederate Estates, they should first express our manifesto, full of public wrongs, to express it.