The Sun. — 1833-07-06 (London, England)

HARD POTTER—The Hon. Member ;land' Weat IFTrd says the greatest excitement prevails in the mug° when solding of Yorkshire. At that he was not surprised, shon' of the eenauch pains had been taken to inflame the minds f the !tinted The petition which had just been ptee via° it w tool the meeting at Wibsey Low Moor, at which " state ast eteler,,na, 100,000 persons were present, was, he of tbe, 047, got together principally from an address of a ships eioleat antdie • Tbat address was couched in the most old ne patiage, ,inflananaatory language. He would read a few eact, the time of reasoning is gone by; for l!hle areunlet Ltsk yetit exhausted every source of fair and tan, ' d Truth has ever been victorious on our rhhieconnatitwatee,ave therefore no need any longer to trouble Nests" of 61 authorities. It has now become a simple ° be solved isl._against gold; and the problem now Odies, • will ell your children's souls and tot soli 2:11. a'i,o sell yours for mill-owners' sold? bard, "'ell you are to get, but gold for them to kster to ,4,4_,ft ermards to spend, in binding you still Out firm' "e' murderous car. if you yield, 1 cannot he p land fi heaven will not help you. But if you will lore proof and support your rights, then come and add one e ther'''of to those already given of your determination to tett slaves of mill tyrants no longer, and attend the eatinf at Wibsey Low Moor, near Br.dford, on Monday tea '4l July Ist, at ten o'clock, to petition Parliament to `neth •11 the Ten Hour Bill. Come, fathers, and dl wit . Ili!, eta you will have it; nay, mothers, come; aye, and bit too, and thunder it in their ears— We will have Du °a', my countrymen, what say you ? Will le le slaves any longer ? Lord Althorp has hilted ,egoh after all--he says ten hours are too many !' Lnge wants two gangs under fourteen years—and oust we child of you, who is turned fourteen years, I:4ersk /sixteen hours u-day regularly, and have still 'titans „„:"'"-, I Will you stand it ? I askyou as ty so YOU stand it ? I say I will not !If you toor,'ne:el7 e and meet me on Monday on Wibsey Low elraet later than ten o'clock, and help me to make I little f. s tremble once more. No, no. Two relays Oder fo"t°rY rood, butrthtne" , horses to please the tyrants ! and then who are a bit bigger—! They want boa, nY shall not hare it I Next, they will want S of :taY 'th."e; Shall , Your money as ' compensation' money ! '9lie to you nave neither ! They have no title, no They ilotvi.etidelr.cinkTioectiiiildreit's blood, nor to yours long enough ! They never will be ouraelllall yield. 47.1 is , thirst increases. But they tremble— Another tug, and the Ten Hour (1 child Came, then, fathers and mothers ; aye, liewtaetswith oel'd Meat• me on Wibsey Low Moor, ered, for of ensigns, flags, and banners. They ought field. ra they have been victorious in many a wellL, `‘" a few ri, t Inu4i new °nee to celebrate your new tot tile cheer you on, if you can get it. their own cause of the different lojges volunteer ? It ties, and shops f Li.eave your mills, and looms, and our his hissing and°. °°e day more. Let Old Ned' Ise4lr machine ri".nbling din for one day, and give them for once a 8 tune to cease their tearing—aye, :Ir4lires it t. iloieday,'—come, as we say in tine men will come14-'ta.' I know the masons and they Wall,, end if the Odd -Fellows' stay at bloody tyrant be • odd indeed—all those who hate tsp will be invitw did be,there ; and honest, humane Al-1 hen one and all ' come and meet ill chi/dreentleserve it. I ask it. But whoever .beld or its fatigues, I will not. Hail, lain, or it s please God I will be there, aye, if I stand alone." 411,41.4,‘ the kind of language used to bring the wotkin ?rq e;e"egtether, and it was calculated to produce the kte,:, '3, and to widen that breach which he deeply Prevailed • betwixt masters and men. The occa i the KI 01 mute  lock,  gfieeff int °•  r O. lurCh  e PO' 'o the note. Lether )e froei  L 00; rer  lUreti