New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08
GREAT BRITAIN.
The hyde Park Reform Dement'S ntion-The
Victory OF the Peopie-Inierview Of the Re-
form League Deputniion with the Home
ss.retary-Tbe Government Cnpiiuiates.
THE CONTEST ENDED.

The contest between Might and Right--between
the and the peOphas ended as all such contests
by their eondpct when reapng the substantial victory
they have given proof Of their title 20 confidence and Of
ihs Justice Of their claim to enjoy full share OF political
power We rejoice that this morning we have not 10 occupy
space with repon OF the disastrous scenes which
disgrseed tie metropolis Monday and Tuesday. The
have been taught lesson which they VIII not
get aud Sir Richard Mayne has learnt that the preser
iOa OF order does give 10 The police unlimited and brutal
license.
II the Conac Of the Reform League had been band Of
desire had been overthrow instead OF uphold ofderbey
would have allowed the events OF Monkay nsl 10 bear the
natural ut But tho Reform Council - not composed OF
iw and order as wen as OF liberty Of speech
and the rizi Of public meeting they fe that er'i' had
arisen which il vas their duty " coa'ro by constitutional
On Tuesday afternoon Two OF their nunber-Mr Canning
ton and Mr.. BiOOk.gs!te upon MI NsPoe ana pointed
OF 70 a taa t1s o. ,S s hss s0 ns IN
tse myrnidDls OF ScOsDdyard had led 10 Dangerous sao
~ b,nas and ~. TIE wold do well 70 consider
careful It, action 10 the emsgoney Mr Wapoe At
saowsIxme, 10 gravity OF The ,'uaioo, aad bv IN
tma. " hat b. m b. glad receive deputstion o. ths
Reform Ls,go- coa,sr with them On ths serious naI'sF'
1aisr d.scl.siO4
DzrCIAT.oN gkJM rIg LEAGUE 10 rHE HoMz SECRETARY.
P1aa9t appointment Wednesday li''flooa ,ao 2,l
o. Ss ai2as'S. non as ao ar si,s for t5s Hone
DeDrtpsnt with reference 70 t- exlsperaed sh5 OF we
pabs mod cilssd Dy as prohlbion OF 10 u!us 't 49,.
form MestD5 aud tis 0.ssgss comtel D. lr P'ce Oa as
I1s dsou,stlo, wa, ssadsl by Mr. Elwsrl B.aes " A..
PRECEDENT OF tbs Reform ioasGs. AID NJ "spo.o wa
seeonp,Osd by Lord Job1 Manners frsi Connisolsr OF
WORKS
Mr. Be,l,, having iair,l1,sl tie depl'iio' sd Me-
WApos va cOns hege ooa,s lls1cs Of comhuneiiOn
whicA received FROM Mf. CunngkOn i1t bl BROOKE sa
ing that having yesterday afternoon sou expressed
rsh To ses o,sss depuaon IRON the L'9ge aai
your readiness tho unha Of alma t. ts)ste tle
ssttsmsut o. toe question OF OF meeting Ia the para, IN
any way may DO proposed 10 raise IT, Tbsl Is mattsr
certainly OF eat oonseusncs the present position OF
pattsrs ana wonid fs obi ged By your fci.atiog ay
egs prcoesiBgs nag thlk " aiTsgbs 70 take tor toe
purpose Of having the figb, aaeF and uicaly decided
Buy mere f" oa,lher aud much important point AM
tla. - mo pfese0 state OF tangs Il not DO improper
for ms ~ declare That agp-sbcni still ore se.iogs dsGfb
aaosssnoh The state OK cxoisd feelings The subject lni
saob e state o cris,-,on ro1ssusnce Of the cooini
pursued By hs police urSy Whether bs
MISREPRESENTATION Or Dot-shsh, tho police lave have not
much unnecessary F1suoe attributed %
std 4 the general impression that they anl
state that myself
frOm psrsJn OF unlOnbt9i r.spsot,j.y and upioabed
vsraety inSormpg C. scts of ssy--fero.
violence Tho OF tls police. wltl01 prevoe,r
That beos toe ssts " things sorry thai ua,-s
some steps tsksB fjr ooncaling tao iselg Who'll
exists do aPpsasna nrcA more serou, consequences lll
we have yet Witnessed feel mg dry Say Aai T.
there mode ge~sied hy iies Masy Cover
IN which he League co.lG a-ss r no gi"'o 81 prevent
log any iuuhe4 .eI44s consequence iCh must a
mont Ne Tongue vii he most iappt f. give ieT s.fcr.