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articles in the Foreign Quarterly Review rdln-
burgh Review, British and Foreign Review, the
Colonial Magazine. and, lastly, by the New Qusr-
terlv, whose first number was published IN London
in Julv 1914, We see that Poand's dark day Of
struggle has been illustrated, ike the same seasons
OF English History, by outburst of literary, his
toric. poetic political and phllosophIc genius. In
ali deparrnents OF Intellectual labor II has been in
most vivid life Even the Catholic ReigIon-never
so illberal in Poland in other countrles-has be-
come liberal political principle there and in the
national cause untes with the Protestant interest,
which latter, stripped of its sectarian ugllnees,
eyinces itself the spirit and power Of the Gospel
to elevate and free. You know, believe, that
read Polish little, and shall be glad 10 tell you
bye and bye Of book called ''Poland in Christ -
OF OF Christian POLAND" PerhaPs,-,wrtten by one
OF the Emigration, who goes on the principle OF
Asseciated (not common) Property. Also OF the
works OF Trentowski, Pole, who has the chair OF
Philosophy al Freyburgh, IN the Grand Ducby CT
Baden, and VINO TO be their greatest philoso-
phsr. In a Polish periodical published al one OF
the presses OF the Emigration, have seen ac-
count CT mystical sect which numbers among lis
members the poet Mieckiewicz, who all but
sweaIs by the American Emerson. SO they have
all parties OF philosophy, christianity, and social
science among them


Poland is martvr in the chains of despot but
her spirit is not quenchcd, and she sings the OF
freedom, though the Asiatic monster Is tort,trtn 9
her b1dy-(no hyperbOle, but physical tact.l Her
5000 Refugees Comprising the Provisional Gov
ernmen. oi the Revolution and the commissioned
officers OF her army have not even apparently SUBJ
mitted 800 of them. year after year, lead the ar
mics Of CIrcassIa az officers, against NIcholsss poor
slaves in uniform, whom he scourges up 10 their
work OF unhallowed conquest, and who are as WI


ling 10 die so a. 20 live under ms care Hundreds


more of these refugees fill Professors chairs the
Universities, Colleges and Academies OF England
Scotland, France, BelgIun and Germany; and all
Of them, every where scattered over Europe, are
united and organized 10 work for Poland IN some
as sort OF Government OF Poland by the liberty
societies that net over the % 600, ,000 of Poles in
their native land. These struggle with many
groans, forbidden as they 10 their native
tongue, their native customs, and their own rell-
glon-torbIdden by this frfheriy Nicholas, who
takes 5000 children from tender Polish mothers 10
carry them-their parents know not whittier, 10 give
them different Names and teach them different
language all, doubtless, because they are too many
for ths mothers TO take care Of Such things are
published IN ukascs, translated into English, brul,ed
abroad over Europe and Americas and the Chri.
tan Register OF the Unitarlans of Boston procalms
that this monarch Is remarkably fitted 10 take
care OF the happiness of his subjects.


Where sleep Heavens thunderbolts oil vengeance I!
where the severe teachings OF lis corrective mer-
cy! Bartholomew masSacres have been and Christ
ian ministers defended them; but there came III due
time, French Revolution. And so men are taught
10 have patience. ] have wondered how God could
permit such hldeous Wrongs 10 be- Bu, when see
such insenslbillty 10 the vaine OF Freedom, when
attained, Is eyinced by this IDLE paragraph IN the
Christian Register, learn TO understand the repeil
ton OF terrible experiences and ind some conso-
atjon in the hope that every newspaper IN our land
may cry out for shame the caumnlaior, and
God-sp.ed 10 Poland and Polish Propaganda Ii
is the Propaganda of Freedom. P.