The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
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,,,,h accessories closely following ,he Ameri-
M nodd Ca tho day, however which pre-
srGsd the gathering the 'ludignation" m'st have
elsd rog the word Of wrath disappeared from
IN, c,,rss aud ire coming event wa referred 10 sim
XIV \ "Reform League Demonstra,ionn But even
X nsssyated expectations OF the council cannot Nave
49,, 1hollv frldled for the official programme ran
abns-.,John Bright, ESQ, p, J. Stuart NH, Esq,
= p 5 TAYLOR Esq NJ. p, J. White Esq, NJ. p, Pro
ESQ Faweett NJ r., T. Hughes. Esq, N. p, and
s.yera ether members of Parliament expected TO a.,
3end.2 81 the members whose cooperation was thns
present themselves, and no explanation was offered OF
,he reasons for their non stiendance Mr.. HUGHES
,sae nnderstood though ne did not appear upon the
.istorm called in person al the Agricultural Han, and
saplaned 10 the leading members Of the League his
anently for being Unable take part in Them Measrs
Nm A. p and p. i. Taylor, NJ. r, were among those
Sho appeared upon the platform shorty amer eish'
Mr.. wooIroRroS came forward, but, seeing
ne hopeiessness Of attempting 20 make his voice beard
among 80 many others, wisely cohtcn,ea nlnis'h w
sgadias tue arst resolution, which was as follows
government By sssis'9s to SeleS, the
ii the representation aud BY themselves asinitey poet
Ms I'M poee 70 focby prevent he working
soo pca6eaey meeting u Hyde Pars on a9aasy ia n 70
have erfei cian 70 he confidence and support 81 tho
sountry
Ar ,sov IosEa In seconding The resolution, alluded
70 an article which had appeared in me Times OF
that morning, which he said was 50 iaf ana cana,i
powerful advocacy of the Times bad been thrown
INTO the scale against The people The article asked
~ woa!d tell tho Tiases II because the tories
Adullames groansl had s'andered the people, and
Ury of Wa do ana Mr. Jones declared that they Ind
proved by going in Tens OF thousands TO Hyde Pars,
they had RICH. TO meet, though the government
sad they had not The right was doubted; but The
government instead Of taking legal proceedings 20 test
he mes Of HYDE Park but were they justified ~ dong
so2 All England cred "Son The very friends OF the
government condemned the act.
Mr. Mmr, N. r., was announced 20 support
she resont!on The friends OF The 6onQrah.e mamher
ppon the platform were loud in their manifestations OF
app when he 20 speak, but those in the body
IT tho hall within toorabe hearing distance, we're
svdonty unacqusned with the personal appearance OF
fho honorable member Tor Weslminsser Tor SDc
OF thor number under the fun conviction that he
hod gained insight into wha. was coming, led
chairman pressed the honorable member TO address
the meeting ike tue other speakers, from the table;
ant the offer was politely declined Mr. Mill doubtless
set Il 10 be questionable whether In the universal oamor
any advantage position would enable him 10 make bis
p,ierances adobe certain s that beyond the repart-
eEs table aaa all who there collected,
da mis- meaning penetrate The honorable member said
Of reform would not suffer by the meeting bong
Acid within doors instead OF In Hyde Park His object,
noever was not 10 tak 10 them about reform no words
Q! his @ere needed stimulate their zeal On that point
their presence that evening wos SUFFICIENT answer TO
1ee who supposed Chat such appeals we're necessary
se.ormere had boon much attacked for holding these
age meetings because II was said That tney We're incon
risent with discussion. But discussion was not ths
only Of public meetings; one Of 'her objects wa.
demonstration at this point the ADDRESS was ntcrrp
tel minutes ny volen, lunch OF the main body
Gargor OF being carried by storm. An appeal from
u the principal members OF the League restored
order but until two three gentlemen had been
propelled bodily 10 within few feet Of where VT. Mill
was siandingi The honorable member proceeded; :
The bsst way strength sometimes was by
shstanins from employing It, And until the ieFal right
81 the people 10 meet in parks was decided The League
bad done wisely 10 abstain from pushing their claim.
The chairman, lawyer did not doubt the Justice ~
Amt claim; X bad merely been withdrawn under
protest tinterruptions.) An opportunity had been
promised OF settling the question by the decision
Of judicial tribunal and until that decision given
che question had better remain where V was THE
woundnes5 Of this advice unqucstionahle but Just
at that moment Tho crowd manifested disposition To dc
anything but whore they for further and
""" N"ns Il 4 true the q inc pla.orm
rT1r !has slsaons assn a nun sae S
parks for single meeting request 70 that effect hs
been preferred IL would have been wise aud cnerou
- 10 haze topgled with " but this refused sn
the eonsequepcSwas-tThe meeting was not des, med
hear moro; for fresh invasicn " tho platform too
placc, and the aspect Of affairs the moment
threatening that, although there cries OF IL wi
defend you, Mr.. MIL '0ur friends viii be- steady agai
IN . minnte,n "rha is meeiirg OF men, and not 9
children, - &c, the honorable member felt Il hopeless
persist in hs address and retired al once from The hail
very large open air meeting wac also held in th
Fictora Park.