The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-04 00:00:00

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On 'Worley evening. 19th sir the ifs.••aft Meet.
Mg el thr Members of thl. Insti,ation tnA Ogre is
the large room at the Wind-mill, in fliecipnrt;wl4s
NI 11. SITWART Marini that M oinilb be Pf Pei.

&DI; the laae• from her eellorieti prinelples. that
like eta the twit eloper person of any miter the

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colecl poplar; her orqiirostente duly q'selified her
lfor .h "MCP, 4nd it sererpte4l, she war conweous sbe

would give ...sty satisfaction.
Ms. llonosomteemided the motiev„ when it wag
immediately too, end enalimourit bottled.
MIL llAt.t.woatit accepted pip hotelier they 1.4
dens her ws,b beeomieg Modell; stwilltin addieseed
the amenably :
" Ladies and Gentlemen,-13efore talt proceed into
the huyines• of the evening, I deuce that the Gentle-
men will isit".tltaw ; it ry not done with • view to
transact ahy /Walt or a secret Italere,.for It is cots.
minty said that women ran keep no mews, list
merely with a view, that if in our debate' (I-I it is
something now for women to tern political fasten)
we shrieltl,.for want of knowledge, make any Man-
dril, We'sheald he laughed at, to prevent which we
should i•rcrir. being by ouiselves." [Their male
brothien immediately obeyed, and she pyramided no.]
'6 Lairs, you base this rarnisig plated me in a
'Wootton which I never canopied before. l kindly
thank you foe the boon's' you have done me, bit
catmint help obeeniag, That I am
very suit remits
for the pace; hats* you bete ',laced be here to
protect wrier eidPetects, I will pastor. the task es
well as I sin able- I assure yon that lam deteramiaml
,to dedicate to liberty, my limit, my body, yea, my
very life."—(Unboainded applause with crier 4
** Liberix.")-04 I au yeses, hut Ladies, yoesess
I am, I can actors you that the !Weigh Waists
hese fetoished me sills such a worst lilt IT *webs&
esperienee, that J can feel lei myself, tied Ogoally
with myself_ fed for my injured plundered country.
. women, This feeling is so scat*, that en eternal
. war is waged betwist at, which nisi n. ter end hot la

she rmsocipttion of a distreseed and overbortlaud
People from slatery to liherty.—( Reiterated 4p.
plane.)-1 here are sentiments 1 imbibed whra
*us, a child, end u I grow . Ider, the grombliog
spirit gross stronger.—( Loud laughter )—I thank
you, Ladies for your kind •tteritios, bum assure
lee I do lint look for your applaasies.—Applaud
am not; it cannot please me, for I outsides
It Is ley duty to use every ability in the curse without
yeativing soy reward at ell fur my weak ewdesvonrs.
ft is* stood 'ease, it is the cases of God-,-for it is the
jute of 'be People, saddle volts of the People Is the
Wee of God : we therefore are sure to triumph.—
Ilking, then, that it is the common cause, lot us all
@Nit., and never cease from persevering los canes so
jam and holy, until we folly pogo.' the.. tomtits.
drool liberties and privileges which are the Isirth•right
- and

of every toglish man woman." •
The close of this 'petals was followed by spry do.
monstration of applies'.
We are sorry to say we could net Sire the ease
of the Lady who nest addressed 0.11 assembly t slut
spoke nearly to the following effort t—
" MIL President sod Ladies, I consider It •
piece of the greatest absurdity and pselamplios in
re to attempt saying any thing, after hearing sestre
display of female eloquence from the Chair, is coesl
duration of which I will not detain yes long. *it
badly state what I base to soy hi conjoectims with
my Worthy Sister. I will act : it is a good sae*, t
affirm it in the most positive terms; it is the eatirri
Cause, and i cease that only requires* little sorest.
session paid to it, to make it victorious—yes! she
Pose of liberty certainly must -be from God, led if
hem Him, who can stand against Him? `. if Gott
Is fet os, who con be against us' Then reps
Umt(y—espand thy virtues into the breast 014
female in this once happy land 1 let sacrifices be
Is every toss and village is the kingdens unto chi
that thou may once more ski, thy empire In' $
Verges of a brave bet ensiseed Pmtple.,—(Appletimi)
—1 understood that the intention of this Uoion Is
ti co-operate with other Unions foe tbrobbleerakepe,
and to glee relief to Incarcerated trielime: who are sof.
tering and are likely to suffer. Vole"! nu say that
1, is to be felted )no will have io look to our worthy,
Patriotic, end breve friend,- the Rev.-Joseph Hurl.
ion, who, it is said, has a bill fieedogaion him for
doing, the devil. themselves do not ban*. at, et
the last Stockport 'Meeting. ". AI -Seem as Kr. liar-
rison's name was mentioned, so totollsiossp torrent
of tears was the event. After • few moineiiti of pro.
foam! silence, cries of " Harrison. and Liberty for
weer '!" proceeded f Tom every' part of tliaiont.
Tbe basioess then proceeded on with the kit speaker
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II 'That the Female Union ee.ligiorate with their
male brethren is relieving those wifortonsie
•duals now confined is Chester Gain* Cesare. 84g.
amely, ,I.ohasten, epd Diestwoitill end all who may
Iw future be inearcerMed for adeetsting the cause of
the People,4 phich. was essoimiiiily
him addressed the Meeting as fellows :
" Mrs. President and Sisters, I lore liberty, and
hate slaver) ; 1 know too truly the horrors of the
one, and the virtues of the other. If a Borough-
monger acre to come to Stockport, and be tomp.lled
In wease for his lights, he would were inpaiiently.
•hen he saw he could get nothing mere than a mess
of pottige fur his labour, cry out f a Liberty sod
Reform ! as well ss thou who as. culled the losers,-
gihle swine the distliectesi, sod the lower orders.—
will not detain you; I have only to oar, that I
rd,old wish es t.. base a. cap of liberty, and present
it at the ,at Politic lihrtine,as our sisters et Black.
barn did et theirs and that we form the determine.
Lion to bring it tieing (cooly back spilt, or lose our
lives in its defence."