New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-26
NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST &c, 1867.

meeting in London since Hyde Park the only place
IN which the people could meet He commented on tie
numerous changes which had been made IN the bill con
tending that virtually IL had never been read lst on
second time, aud hintod that the Government w3uia
willingly let 1t drop, they not pushed on by hot
headed friends who wanted bit OF revenge ana com
pensation for the humiliation Of having a Reform bl
Mr. Neate denied that promiscuous and spontaneous
aggregatons Of individuals were public meetings IN
tie legal sense consequently the bill did not interfere
with the right Of holding lawful meetings THESE Demon
STATIONS held 10 Ovorawe Parliament ana az 7
proof that they had that effect he alleged that lie hnso
afraid for the Sunday Liquor bill for fear oil
these meetings Giving the Government credit oi
their courage in pressing the bill on, nc ceHsured the
members OF the late Government for not being present 10
support measure the principle OF when hey HppoyOH
Mr. Hardy pointed out that the House had already
given its opinion both on the principle ana the opPor
tmcncss OF the bill, tnd dOuhtcd whether me WoiHlu
casscs-lei TO thomselyes- this bill passed woulu sei
themselves to break the law. lie denied that theTe h
been claimed before 1867 and the League, thoug
they continued 70 hOld out to the people that thelr
was lncohtcstabe, had never Dcen anlc 10 potH IT,
cOunsels opinion 10 that effect, much less judicial ue
cson-ndecd the opinion they took was agast .nG,
me Crown, III iaoI, had u colnplese aI1 aDs III
right over tic Parks and one proof OF ~ Mas , n,
the haf Park R''e9 to WIDEN ESSn ParS8c without aS
ing the consent Of Parliament and the bill only proposed
ana preserving the Parks Tor the recreO Oh W peoPu
s had been given to the Metropolitan Board OF works Oy
the acts creating the Flnsbuy and southwark FaIhs
Unless some measure of TINS sort were passed n9 i
10 expect that Hyde Park would be extensively
used for meetings ana II the House Teay aesGu
Parks to he projected from scenes OF ana
1t absolutely essential that should give tue ENee
tive adequate powers to lay hands on inc hS'e"uo "
the people. ,.--. ~,
With the exception Of short alteration between Mr.
ATCuagh Torrens, Mr. Locke and LOrd Echo apout IHe
proceedings at the irregular meeting OF the REFORM
League in the Iea-rOom, the rest 0f tho sitting was con
sumed by the Parliamentary mancuyer known as SPEAK
ing against time" Mr. Mill, Mr. IabOuchere, Mr. raw,
cett Mr. W. r. Forster, Mr.. T. Hughes, SIR j. Gray ana
Mr. COwen spoke repeating each others arguments that
bill is nOppOruue restriction on the right OF puGe
meeting Hyde Park is the only convenient place o,
meeting that TO with IL VIII throw over several
eaiiIY carried n postnonrd M next session &c
"a lotk rle II.
Hardy ntlmated that lie would take the bill On Wednes-
day and Thursday att.
TIE CROrs.
The weather in England hot and most favor
able for the crops aud the effect upon tie stock Ex-
change and upon business in general most encourage
ing Thc markets for Breadstutts were naturally duIi
ard dropping under the influence OF the line weather