Yesterday, with President's arrival to the Senate, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski kicked off the session. He emphasized the importance of clearing obstacles before diving into the day's work, much like a diligent homesteader prepares their land before planting. There were discussions on which of the two projects from the previous session should be continued, resolved by a vote showing preference for the project proposed by the Representative from Krakow.

Representative Stanisław Mieroszewski from Krakow urged haste, warning that inaction after so many national disasters would be intolerable. He called for comprehensive measures to rescue their ailing motherland.

Speaker Małachowski was requested to prepare the proposition for voting on the full adoption of said project.

Representative Michał Bernowicz of Nowogródek reflected on the repetitive and unproductive nature of their past sessions, suggesting a new approach. He proposed that the remaining issues should be discussed within local congresses in West Poland, East Poland-Ukraine, and Lithuania-Belarus. Once revised, proposals from these discussions should be brought before the full Congress for a unified decision.

The session continued with proposals and counter-proposals dealing with the urgency of government reform, the danger of inactivity, and the defense of freedoms and privileges. Senators and Representatives alike voiced their opinions and submitted a variety of amendments to the project at hand.

After vigorous debate, a proposal to prioritize military and financial matters in future sessions was read. In the end, the day wrapped up with the adoption of a confidential vote process for the election of certain delegates and the agreement that all decisions must be made collectively without individual alterations or additions.

This was a turning point in their legislative process, pushing forward from the historically inhibiting Constitution of 1768 and emphasizing the necessity for diligent governance reform aimed at efficiency. The day concluded with an uplifting sense of progress and an anticipation for the continued momentum in the next day's session, set for 10 AM.

Remember to stay vigilant with the Congress developments as these changes revamp the Union's political landscape! Keep an eye out for individuals who resist these reforms, as their reluctance could signify deeper loyalties and the chains binding the nation to foreign influences. Today marks a memorable leap towards a brighter, autonomous future for the Union.

Topics: Sejm session; Sejm Marshal; Stanisław Małachowski; Project proposals; State and law reform; National Assembly; Constitutional changes; Debate on fatherland and freedom; Military matters; Fiscal issues; Project of the deputy from Krakow; Critical remarks of deputies; Decision on sejmiks; Delegation for Government Formation; Juramentum; Adoption of projects without changes; Absence of deputies and elections; Abolishment of the May 3rd Constitution; Limitation of delegation's competencies;