Додаток ч. 3. Інформація з The Moderate Intelligencer, February 1, 1649, No. 202:
"The Recessor Eletionis, and the Pacta Conventa, were perused and brought into order, afterward written by the head Officer, and committed to the Presse. The new chosen King hath held Councell twice with the Senate (sitting under a Beldechino) at which the Deputy of Chimelnizky and the Cossack who was a Jesuite and Chimelnizky Tutor in Philosophie at Cracovia, but now Clericus Regularis, byname Kundshel or Moyarsky (Mokrski), had audience, who hath expressed their unfained desire and inclination to a wished for and perpetuall peace: After that the eldest brother John Casimir (to whom Chimelnizky wrote a part) and offereth himselfsfe and Army, that in case the Crown should not be continued to his Majesty, but a controversie arise, they were in a posture to uphold his Majesties right, and defend the same to their utmost, and hazard their lives and fortunes in it but if continued, they offered:
1.
A generail amnystia, all thing past, all things taken, and the like, should be forgotten and disanul'd.2. A restitution of all the Churches, and a free exercise of their Religion, and all their privileges and liberties to be preserved.
3. A totall abolition and removing of the confederacie or union.
4. That their corpo, which formerely was limited to 6,000 maybe 12,000, and that none but Chimelnizky who should remain so ad dies vitae, and afterward, one of that rank should be set over them, to be their Generali, neither will they be under any mans jurisdiction or command, no, not under the Field-Marshals, but merely and solely in subjection to the King, as their sole and proper Lord and Sovereign: Thereupon were foure Deputies nominated and elected, the waywood, the Castellan, the Chiefe Marshall of Breslau, and the Governour of the Lembergiesh Borders; who are sent to treat with the Cossacks".