The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-21

Details Of the Monster Demsnssrasl0n n
London--.John Bri9hcs Speech o. she
Rights 0f che People. s 81. /.

Details OF the M0meseF Demonotr1tfOA n
London--Jshs Bri9Aps Speech o. shs
Rights Of che People. - =. 81 4 y.
TURN OUT on 1HH fRApHa g
tFrcm the London Timss, Dea Al
men Of sshsr parts Of the country yesterday sspresssd
their 0piAen upon the reform question. They did In
the best temper and in the most orderly spirit and
probably with loss Inconvenience 70 the general public
than anybody could have venturad 70 hope. AZ the
time result in every way satisfactory has been
attained only through the Illustration upon nearly all
points Of. the wishes OF the promoters 80
BEdcagc walk the Mall and the open spaces 1t eithe
end Of the Park fronting Buckingham Palace and 70
committee, who had caused the positions which the DIFF
ferent trades societies wore to take up obe s sd
her OF each trade society," that each parcuv body
entering the Park knew al the point upV winch
70 march Al haipast sa o'clock the sights ,srs out
of ten TO one, but gradually the gaps which, had
left in the order Of tho procession dminfhed
allied I'M and the spectators passed on r. soma other
advantageous point OF Wow along the rose that the
proportions within the Park more nearly equalized
long interval of waiting and standing about ensued
before all were in their places and during this period tho
crowds amused themselves in listening 70 bands OF
itinersnt vocalists who sang to the accompaniment
usually OF ACCORDION, song in honor of 1.-THE Trades
Demonstration for FreedomAand Reform" Of which the
spirit may DO gathered from the concluding verse;
Then shoat with all your might,
God save Gladstone, Bsales and Bright;
Wave you. banners let your ranks closer FORM
Old England. liberty.
Manhood suffrage, vote by ballot, and reform.
Tnere were also IN the crowd vendors ana dec1EmerS
OF LftGsy Rgorns species of composition which,
to judge by he favor with which It was,receivcd would
appear to be considered among certain classes Of high
merit Drawed out with mock solemny by men
ing white nock.es Of formidable dimensions this litany
answered by responses from their sclerks which
elected shouts laughter from the bystanders whom
however, it is fair TO say the great majority were
roughs' rather than working or these responses
perhaps, the less said the better.
THE PROCESSION.
II was scarcely quarter past twelve when the head
OF the gigantic procession emerged from the somcw hat
narrow deae close 70 the residence Of the Prince OF
Wnles and appeared in Pail Mall Narrow though the gate
was they got through 1t without seroust difficulty and
in spite OF the arithmetca prophecies and proofs that
II would take them from four to twenty -four hoursthe
prophets were not very exact-they had not only
verscd Pail MAIL but had got clear out OF Waterloo
place and wero far thor way along piccadly by
about bah. past one The procession marched in the
following order:
Mounted Division or Farriers Society.
Fzroy Works Brass Bands.
Members Of tho Farriers' Society
Banner Of Working Mems Association.
Bard Of Muscal Instrument Makers
Committee and Members or the Working Mems Assocs-
tion, and Members Of Miscellaneous and
Unattached Trades.
CARRIAGES CONTAINING DEPuTATIOSs.
Members Uf the Demonstration Committee
President and Council Of Reform League
Depufation from National Reform Union
Deputaton from Reform League Branches
Depuation from Irish Reform Leagre
Populations from the Provinces
SOCIETIES.