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6. Even though we are warned by an infallible certainty about the faith, the ancient freedom of the nation, the vastness of the borders, the prerogatives of people and the decorations of the country, we owe after God, the national monarchs or those from the blood of those close to the nation, to our monarchs who come from the blood of our nation, and the very natural love for our nation that arouses the demand for a Polish king, leads reason to mutual love in the Pole elected to the throne for his nation, and therefore to the desire and effort to please its natural inclinations, but during the past interregnum, higher than our freedom of the king of kings and lords, the absolute power in this respect did not want to be obliged to our common conspiracies to elect Piast, but when we lost our freedom by using the freedom in this respect by oathing the foreigner to choose him, God showed the omnipotence of his will, therefore, warned by such an example, so that the demands of all of us today would be even more effective for the divine will, unknown to us, through its early observance. we do not want to prevent the oath, but we will vote in our hearts for such a monarch whose qualities and the opportunity to rule well will ensure for us the flourishing faith, freedom, justice of the laws, complete preservation from everyone and in everything, multiplication of strength, enrichment of the country, introduction of good government in everything, and therefore universal national happiness, and how many other things we need in the instructions of the Prince and the Primate our opinions expressed in the instructions of IMciom pp. We will express to the members of the next Sejm whom we will elect under this Act to help public success. And now, as we proceed to our further deliberations under our chosen marshal, we sign this act of our confederation with our own hands. It happened in Wisznia on February 6, 1764. Adam in Klevan and Żuków, Prince Czartoryski, general of the Podolia lands, marshal of the knights' circle of the voivodeship and general of the Ruthenian lands, Józef Potocki, castellan of Lviv, Antoni of Morsko, Maritime castellan of the Przemyśl land, Adam Bielski, standard-bearer of the Lviv land, Alexander of Morsko, maritime standard-bearer of the Przemyśl land, Józef Malicki, standard-bearer of the Sanok land, Józef Drohojowski, standard-bearer Židaczew County, Bazyli from Unihów, Ustrzycki, a table-keeper of the Przemyśl land, Antoni Potocki, the starosta of Błońsk, Michał from Bukowo, Bukowski, a table-keeper of the Sanok land, Michał Zielonka, a table-keeper of Lviv, Krzysztof Żurowski, a table-keeper of the Žydaczewski county, Marcin of Grodków Łoś, deputy judge of the Lviv land and the Žydaczewski county, Gwido Marcelli Siedliski, deputy judge of the Przemyśl region and poviat. Przeworsk, Franciszek Bukowski, castellan of Sanok, Paweł Józef Niedźwiecki, land writer of Przemyśl, Franciszek Szeptycki, cup-bearer of the Lviv land, Ignacy Adam Rogala Lewicki, hunter of the Lviv land, Michał from Bibersztyn Błoński, sub-border of the Sanok land, Feliks Antoni of Grodków from Kreynowłoga Łoś, castellan of Lviv, starosta of Wyszyn, Alexander Borzęcki, starosta Dołhanski, Piotr Okszyc Orzechowski, army of the Przemyśl Land, Wojciech Rossnowski, sub-statal of the Przemyśl Land, Antoni Drohojowski, swordsman of the Przemyśl Land, Adam Cieszanowski, czesno of Sieradz, Stefan Gosdzki, Starosta Mścibowski, Voivode of Podlasie, Antoni z Biezdzedza Broniewski, treasurer of the Jewish People's Republic, Antoni Konopacki, treasurer of Przemyśl, Benedykt Ignacy Błaźowski, cup-bearer of the Žydaczewski district, Antoni Borawski, sword-bearer of the Žydaczewski district, Stanisław Dunin Łabęcki, treasurer of the Žydaczewski district, A.Łuszczewski, sword-bearer of Sanok, A. D. S. Dymitr Szumlański, Kołomyja swordsman, Jan from Drohojów Drohojowski, Edmund Chojnacki, Jewish hunter, Jan Bukowski, Sanok swordsman, Szymon Szeptycki, Lviv swordsman, Jan Łoś, Żydaczów swordsman, Józef Tarnawiecki