, 1866-08-09

nE to an at!aif winch Rhs only saved from |
being asanguinary encounter between people
and military by the good nature and endtr-
snce Of the English people. The blood of the |
old Hon was reused for n moment; hut, once
the right asserted and enforced, the noble
brute vas ready TO be led BY silken cord.
ed over III these days, and I fancy wise
statesman will not lose sight Of what took |
Hyde Park.
Il am no advocate, Sit, for intimidation By |
the people; but doubt whether that could /!
cad to worse results than Intimidation by
the police and the police minister with the
army at his back. am, &C.,
Discussion In Parliament.
The subject Of the riot was before both
Houses Of Parliament on the 9th of July,
the discussion occupying nearly the whole
session.
that the only satisfactory circumstances con-
nected with the lamentable events Of the
previous day was that SO far there had been
no actual loss of life, although severe injuries
had been inflicted. While ac4nitting the
leaders Of the movement Of oil Intention to
eurab1e for inviting tens Of thousands Of per-
sons to meet under the pretence Of discussion
(which would have been impossible), but
really to overawe Parliament By physical
lolce demonstration. ihe fiSnts VI !ne
ts5 S9%5a , osss ane paths nao th nSSs ueen ut ~.
h.eu, ca,,r ana wnnous saying Nv "1Hti nst daot VI ao
one, there could be no doubt that the object
Of closing the gates WAS to avoid collision
between the crowds and the police. The
riots that took place after the leaders Of the
moEement haa "lthura"n, commenced 6y
the breaking down Of the park railings, and
the conduct of the police and the military
had been remarkably forbearing. Later In
the niEht some mischiei 10 WluooNs 10 nc
ne'ehborlood was donc laiS own among Inc
nam1eTl, pnt IT Is h9ped there Would oe no 1e
Eepet1tlon OF sqch dissfncefn scenes. II,
however, the spirit Of mischief should l SIN
pfefal, II might become necessary 70 lnslte
tne nln OF spee1al eonstaoiea. ~ was un,
able 10 say wnetheF @ nc mem ins1tnetaoas @ .' eoala
| oe p1oauceu, ont nc kneM tnat tne sec.
wiz Sir R. Aayne and with the Commander
inChtef. , 49,.
IN the house oi Commons Ar. Ayrton
| s!ronsly eens4fea tae nannef u "niea tne
Home oiiice hat dealt Win the meeting.
| Looking to various attempts made In former
years " inc h!Sher e!asses 10 appropriate
parts OF the parks ior their special purposes
the working classes lad very naturally I'M
bibed Tue idea that they also nad right TO
appropriate the pafks On occasions TO pnr.
poses u thear own ana lnstead oi aPpeanne
At once to iofcc me Home SecT,eetasy onSht ;it
to have met inc people IN aeoncliiatory spirit
on the matter OF right, ard should mare issued
a tempcfate ho'lucatfoh c3 3plainlns nov TUG
ease Ecai1f stooa. lnsteau oi tnat, ne l,sueu
most i1nprore1, ~ @notincation, containing ?, a3
NAhL nc cn.tSu Mlss susE tnAt
nsSaen 9i shs saSe st vas s aoous 70 ' nG com mt
ted, anu 10 IL naiEnl ee ifacea INC alsastFoos
G '...., nSn .sat Saauen .u.
" T., o2 o .eSo..eu t ime ri, e;aIalss @ &c aI
nhsI t III lelsssace ~ tne iIamsar sa1ale UT
heel,n: th ana ,.' ,neattonea tnat Wien ~ nrsa
I NCs4LA VI lAC 4ulCIAlNA IL UtI1N u l4ECk4t4r1 III
r!ue, Iu!h ~ u!tee!Su SN y. NY Hc " u
lol!1 Mr. bcaies tna1 y WoIla not Dc allowed
oencs.ng' VIII .n.. tnas sucn meet
lpEs we're neon1ist'p,e WIN ihe pllntnE5 w
recreation o. ~ classes; FROM us !ons, ex'
Ierieaee oi then1 hs 'iaa ny o9aot INN INT
loi1ce hau discharged their duty with pl
lsehec ana temper, anu though not prepared
to give any opinion of the expcdicncy OF u.
measures taken By Mr. Walro1c, he sayc hin
the fullest credit tor having done What he es
pectcs! would be most ci,Gctnal ior the pre-
scryation Of tue peace: Noticing re1narl
Of Mr; Ayrton, IL acnsca that The Cavern
meet had shown desire to appropriate part
~. John Stuart Mil spoke ns follows:
&c thought that noblc Lords and honor
able gentlemen on tue ministerial side Of Ill
House dld not 1nlly estimate the extrem
seriousness Of the occasion, and ting aires1t
consequences which might result from tn
D
would not discuss the question Us 10 tn
right OF the reuple to meet ~ Hyde Pork
the Government had the opinion Of goot
lawyers TO the contrary, and he believed tn
Thsn me M 'syy wyoJ 5sSoaxs a ins' ta e1sluae tn
moi ali Of ono mind mon The s1,hIcrt. nm,
rht y ~ mcct n tc ,orls b1 tbar oap, p ". tn
it mear.1 liz u,aii,nined morcnver, III,
! 1rhef Mnnlfrntinn ZSss m.,3s Inv nn-1n;s .snn :.
hold The tncctin,- II sI1o1id have hcer, ,sraitc
thror1 and fhat ~ thc nnon3a rea1i. hniierc
iicf formed \ reason t,n,irr he circumstance
far rranifnr tic rcoMcst TIN tho,,sand tims
rut'1er tl,"S rcf,ainn Il oncc The nenn1
wcre in nm excited statc mon another Fiji
iert nn,i The f;nyr1nmsnt mirht reasonabl
Eaya cSpecied inat II tho PEOPLE wcro r
nnenrss snch as haA happcnsd would hi,
resulted. Iftlc pcopic We're not per,nitte
10 meet in the parks, where. be asked. coul
thcv meet with less interruption to tic tn,
&c q Inconvenience to lie Inhabitants Of X
mctropolisY Trnfalgar Square could not
l said t. be more cuuycpient for 4 mcettt
linn fhc marks !. and lie askrd whether
! meeting held In upy one of them once
: every Two or three years would cause on
! thousand part Of the interruption 10 the 0
5 caused by by volunteer r. review. IT TIC lion ri
s Secretary had assured them that he had I
ohieciiwna 10 the ho1ainy, NJ snch mcctin,
III proper places and at proper timcs, but
i did not describe what were the proper tim
: aud PLACES; aud olseudy the ncwspap
: scribcs Who wcrc supporting tic Goscrnlnel
: were declaring that no oprn.:fr n.cefIn{
: uusnI 10 ": lulssalea in the n,ctro]
\ oils. IL advised the Government to adol
= that declaration, and he promised them thu
: ter resistance ofa yery different kind Iroi
that they had as yet encountered. l"Hca1
:, | heAr,' from thc ministerial sue ot u!
!. AouSe.J Noble iofds ana right hono,anl
l. gentlemen opposite could bc con$ratn!ate
j. on having nrouEht ABOUT piece o. Mosk Ia Ia;
il n,ght Wnscn Wo1ild require Much Wiser Hne
d than they we're to eiaee: lHeaT, hear.
= naa oeen lne anxious ~s5a oi ~. well VIA
= crs Of Their country that the nceessaf
changes IN tie constitution OF ms count, !,
should be made, u possible, without u
lenst alienation or ~ blood between the go
c etilins classes and the governed Inc prese
Government. however, scemeu W &c uets
amxinns f1csirc sl,oi,1i Ir friIstrated. ICri
.e of HOh. Oh" and aHe,r, hcar.nl It v
= we'll Known that a kinI Of peop(c exist
= cnI'd ~. t,,o,,doi T. I;f.t;mn - TMin;st a.
le eEoar. Mat Nta;aa+.., 4ra.ort a5r;s,
Ie se"med Ia 10 desiraus 5f harr,n@ ti,cir ns n
Il ] Inscribed d IN in % company with tle M, MINES a'
r ti,nsa iiInstrio1s mich}.fmoEars. rITeIr1
II Thc Chanceiior Of tSe Exchconcr reni
d ated wath tna'snatton na ths views aud mos3y ~
t. M r";Nta;,od ~ o .hot tha -,
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