The New York herald., 1866-08-07
CABINET OPINION.
Earl Derby the Effort to "Ovcrawec the
Legislature by Physical Force.

Legislature by Physical Force.
In the House OF Lords the cath OF Jnly Earl Gran
willie d:-Bcore the adjournment of the House wish
10 put question to the noble earl at the head OF tue
government respecting the depoyc1e OF last night
before com;ng 10 ,hs House ouy cspect thai he vii
give me exactly such answer may be convcuicnt to
himself and 10 the pubic service but beieve woald
be satisfactory " the country il the noble earl would
form the House whether he has any objection lay
before Parliament the Instructions which given
the pocs and the military and slso whether he can
Give any assurance will, regard the about
be taken prevent the of similar
The Earl OF DEsBr-A Although my noble friend had
given any notice before the House u
the questions which he intended 20 put cannot be
surprised that he should have been desirus of takny
House aud he country % what he Eas jsy desOy1tsd
TIE oepscrcLe eucns of lat agh events which nm
political or their private opinions. cannot regard without
feelings OF the deepest regret and also OF some shame
aud humiliation tearl There is only one source Of
Satisfaction In connection those occprrcnccs-that
ud inquiries made up within the last hour that
there has been no actual oss OF life. tHcar, hear.)
There have been injuries Of them Of serious char
scer but from the latest Information u appears that
there has been loss OF he whatever, aud II W
hoped no loss OF life will ensue. lIsar, hcar) bat.
my lords impossible 10 deny that the proceedings OF
yesterday tv-s ~ ceTy csdrdcer My lords, en-
tirey acquit those who thc leaders Of the move
ment Of any intention 10 produce the consequs noes
which followed from IT, do lrny believe that tiiosc
who desred TO make great demonstration had no In
tenton Of causing breach OF the public peace; but
the other hand, think idle 70 contend that what
they desired TO afford Bss Opportunity pubic
fair discussion could take place under such circum
stances; and cannot but think that the ooiect
not by a breach OF ihe peace, tf ~ a depswsrot.n
Of phvsic1f frrs-f0 the fegsi1fWs sud give
a false impression upon the subject OF Parismrn-
tary reform. However, though | acquii the lead
Of any intention % violate the pubic peace,
do hope that the experience Of last night viii
them hove impossible ID for hose who take upon them
selves tho responsibility OF collecting tens and hundr s
Thousands Of persons together and assembling them for
denomination OF phys ysicai power To answer Tor persons
who not In immediate connection with them but who,
hair ft.s hall
Join any riot and disturbance well In irolo
which may believe that great portion u those
who assembled Hyde Park last night boys and
young mon who had no serious with regard the
dsmonstrston but Joined merely for the purpose Of
assisting IN any row or disturbance tha mghtak place
There among them great amount ol good hunor,
rough jokes banded about from side 10 side, and
really believe that great deal q the misch cf which
suited not Intended In the slightest degree antic
patod by those who were tho principal actors Al
the time u k impossible not 20 see that the result
Of worry serious character The leaders Of the
demonstration dare say were sincerely dcsirous try
the poiot OF the parks ought " be open for
an purposesand at all times TO all her Mestys subjects,
but that point OF law Is which believe tbere
be no question whatever There can be no doubt that
the Grown Is tho OF these parks II s True they
kept up the expense OF the public, aud for abe
1oyment and recreation of the public; but the Crown
has the urdoubted right Of exercising such control
We PARKS as TO prevent ihcm from being diverted from
With the enjoyment and recreation of the people.
believe this has been laid down at al times II
u question which there Is not the smallest
doubt and that opinion was emphaiicslly declared
by the Home Secretary OF tho late government
IN the most handsome manner when he was oxIresHing
h In the course proposed 70 be taken by
my right honorable END the present Secretary for the
Home Department. AZ TO the proptcty OF imposing
certain RESTRICTIONS and rgulaous In the parks be.
eve member either Of this late the gresent
Inent aud who has considered the question
have the slightest doubt Hear hesrD Tho measures
adopted yesterday for cnfor ing the rights Of tho
we're those which thought east likely % produce
collision between sbe police and any number o. The
persons who might attend Whether the adopted
was really the most rruden, don't pretend ~ say
but there cen be no question that Y wHs fnr I'VE
r.fp9s0 Of preventing coiiison tho sa'ts %