The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-27
rrzn aanAr MEETINa LII HYDE PARK.


our readhrs viii understand, are not for the pur-
pose7of aiscnssing any question or questions; for
daliher,fiuaSSr Sdyfaine: nor for the nornihation
- swan orsstbe sssadoii,Eion of q
nl.tsoruf YStlina b. an this. they are esdemon-
str.iionSs eot Mn sgitators, and their
oniv end SS iin il n hi Indata the Government
ana forcs + 10 uSss liberal Reform Bill. Among
the speskerss are not unftequently. found men Of
diarent Class. who are tn ,re from mixed motives.
While tksS gre not insensible IS the political ad-
vantage to be- derived from the goodwill Of 80
powerful IN element Of society, they, at the same
time indulge, the consciousness Of 9 nobler mo-
tiye In HAT they endeaYor by their voice and in
ftuence;:t keep these smging and unruly waves
OF popular caprice within law and bounds. :.
The mestnRot the eth Of May in Hyde Park
had beadn ng ai in preparation, and the Govern
msnt, atprsfe1isive Of a. disturbance, not to say
riot, had TO forbid it and with view
Of enforcing its authority, mo less than 10000
men, scoists hillary aud sold diers, had been massed
:, tJ'a v;cnty o. ta exneoed field Of
~ ..s m1 .l'' =. a. ,1pootss .sst
Il ssH ~ ~ sS.'o 't.S NS''
the demenst1aton; and WAS precisely iWhnt the
1a.daro doo;rad ,nost Exnectation was on tiptoe
- a. ;ss a;.orfsf :. and when the Glow
nnment, at the last moment, withdrew it's pro-
h;,st;on s,I the no1;ce were only present "a the
q, no.a - anv 7;.t,,rb.
- .a.oIsse ~. =, -. oee.s;on uss coma
aud the meeting. passed off not only quietly, but
decidedly ss ssseppsaiag nothing aas beyond what
nAo pesn :s assi. ). 80 = - n,onon,oa = 70
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s.ae sne' sass sne So.'es ,o..a ~ va .h.t .,e :.
Ao1n S.1S -, - ~,
" - -. t,o,,, tho 1or;o,a sneakers.
Oet 70 neaf .a s as ~ a.sh s.ans.
Inc same lesoiu.lpn eae auopsee as 0son s'.a'
thenoverf Of il OF the principal stand was the
o,noroaumrs III was as follows:
- .t;,a IAN .,.,s-;n. 70 ro.i.
anat sms meeln9 VILE stn a@netans stoOta5 ~ xset,
DENTAL and registered manhood snage proseo1ea
y as 1a as Of tba peopIs hss
evening Iad asosysaSs proposed IT, amend ssms
ntn.s Auo t.e =. ,;5na Glance IN
sSsetnS sxaos ~ esT,estIv calls mon the
,,ss 1 ns 1nsIana +, avn make That hin more fl
g9so =. .Sos .a - - aLa. e,taps;on - tba fran
saa nonsst measS ,os LIZ sno e tha ra+ana,ing
caise, se1R9nsnS - S saS a.,t P12 ra,3 srS
c,:ssess Sl.e oIe III o,,raga and
;at snts's ,ro..;o,,, y, For e;v;ne The Vote to
ioogels, OF else 70 le3esI tnae pu aisoeeSuei.
Mr.. BEAf@ was the &rst speaker. He said that
Rasorm as attn in its infancy. that the HYDE Pa;k
.s-ss..".. 80 ~ .ta, ssfsc. a. evider cod
by thp large majority Of eighty-one on the Thurs
d.v nravims soainsto the two years' residence
- no...-...o,,. I,;,, .,,a -, ,o5,,o;,.,
Clause IN tne oeYsfneps f,l, sne ~ neuts
dr.vsl of Lord GRosyEsoR's very Objectionable
g :, ,,Go. ~, :, A+aa .vot;ne, f,sncb;ae
anaendment W fasY9 ". n''S'iee' 700
He then reviewed The several other clauses mslstr
ed ON in the above resolution, and concluded as
s,no.,.
n NJ. E5Isiiar yfs,r Vorh dome until the bill ia
really pasSaf Ms safisiactoiy shape. Remember
how oftspay6H5haya been deceived and .disap,
pointed De5 t H nos guy II on ,1vos.sd tbo ea
soe.nor s%s rS sss neers Of the Tories lat
Fridsy I'M i SadmY. decision was taken.
I have ed' 81 q eng teyi!ed On sn . ndes ior
Pee; 49, ths anpeai df Mr
Gladsona H oE6sf. We'll, ! as warmly
and prufdg!Xs g any man can 90 aomnG S, sae
a,s1 te e,eat seSvces he has rem
dered to the State, and much value the generous
impulse hs has given 70 this Reform question;
deeply also do respect the character and value |
the services and judgment Of Mr. Thomas Hughes |
-tcheersl- but Is such 2 matter as this listen
on the other side to the glorious utterances OF our
great tribune; John oBright]loud and prolon ed
cheers1-and themsny declarations Of that proved
friend OF Freedom and popular rights, MIR. Peter |
ylor-tcheersf upheld, as 1 believe they are, |
by the sympathy OF john Strart Hill and our
friend here present, the O'Donoghue- -[cheers]-
and other real retormers; and in 80 listening and
considering further what ma heard and Witnessed