The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-09-02 00:00:00

A POLITICAL PIC-MC.

On Satunlay afternoon the Liberal awl Ref. atm
Chita a Manchester, eight in number, tulle an excur-
sh,a by rail to Tally-park, I'brshire awl hell pie-nie
" limier the greenw.-sal slink,"
The park hatt been
kinaly placed at their disposal by Lord Tabley, awl
nearly 1,000 persons were present. The weather was
fine, although stiong- westerly le:eeze previttled. In
the rou:se of the :ate, noon a weetirg wai nwier
the tine tuirestral oaks of the in Itle owner of the park,
which wits pro let over by Mr. Lathata, ehantwut of
the Miill'he,hire local Ite...:::trati,in ,triatik
'lie 11,,n. Lyntpit Stanley morel,

Thai this Mo. tils_t views 1,41 i imli,zoati,m the e,pluet
of the s frit•ada id the working ehis.,es in the
Citlll,lloll3. Who I,:tre throughout the session, not ley Oil
I;iH. lint iii other measures tonittAt forty;,r
v •••• ; 11% delaycd their progress by factious ale! ha-
t • ••• • , -.•I 11 and that this itimting hereby temirrs to
• ,I th,se inei.d,rs of Pal-Hamad who hare
mal,; ,• t their is to break down the huge
ii.• . •• ••• . I-I the army, their warts-it
• - i!eelf ~vry i,o it. Ault 1.

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, —IR 11.411 111 t 11.,1 1,1
1111.1 ()Lit till, 1111,AL4 tl.jci tile mean, will
that the to 11,,uses may he Itcaught t., 1 .1
Molly %lilt eaelt other, and for CI, - :
countr)."

31r. Councillor 3. Illarwood seconded the iath,r.
Mr. Jacob Pright, M.P., NOI, 11.., cci vetllbil
loud doors. said that lookilit to what the 0 iovermo
led , daring the p cat flue, sessions, he thou it
nouhl lb, Very exatan !UM 1111‘,1 Wil.• sea." Inn 11
tie cttle.l. (Applause.) The Covermocnt might
look the country in the face iind say that it hat at
least eichavoured to •lo its duty. The Opposithm
during the past sersim hal aettal a most oh dructive
part. Put the questhm was oile of privilege, and they
could not expect privilege to stalvi by and submit.
(Laughter and checr,d Every Mail in this tsountrY,
however poor, should be made plink:illy independent.
(Hear, hear.) There was great reason on the part
if privilege to fear these measurc,, and hence the
obstmetion %% hick h.t been shown. lie was not
anxiolts with regard to the question 411 the licUse
cf 1,11.1.1- it tart noh p. over enongh to ulutruat
the pri,gress uf enlightened •pinion in this ccunt: y.
It would live its day. How long that day Wimn ha no
one ismhl tell ; but if it shout,l iecome a
,great difficulty
in on r path. it would undoubtedly lie removed. (( 'beers.)
But he hal an anxiety about the House of Lords. The
only anxiety he hot when he thought of political
questiuns in this entintry WM the mental cot-nation of
the pel 'ph% The thing he was anxkui abmit wax that
the j.e.,ple shuuld a s Mire in ealleatll/11, and that they
should be mentally elevated, so that they might judge
of those great political questions. If we advance like
that, every institution worth preserving was sure to be
e-erVeil. (I rest chewing.)
The resolution Wag carried unanimously.

The company remained in the park and enjoyed
themselves for some 1111,111,4. Ample provision ha.l
been made for a supply of creature comforts ; and the
railway efimpany-- the Mid-Cheshire— had placed on
the pa,enger service fo.m Kimtsford, no le,s than
seven trains to Manchester, which were running at
intervals betwe,s, -is an.l half-past eight o'clock.