New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

millions in England, Scotland, and ireland. Cheers
Tins Is held to m dangerous by those who imagine u 10
be 10 ter interest to sustain class legisatio aln
often tempted to asks It 2 crime to sympath1e with
hdencef CheersI also sometimes come In for share
Of abuse. remember on occasion, returning To
the country from Dublin where had on the previous
evening addressed popular assembly, that fellow,
traveller VINO sat near me IN the railway carriage saa
this wish seemed to dictate naleyolent disposition
attribute it rather TO the smaness Of hs mind than to
the badness OF hrs heart. did not make myself known
TO him. but took opportunity of observing him. and
have never forgotten his appearance He was middle
preston IN his right eye. lughter and cheers There
were many reasons which induced me to think that my
presence here this evening necessary FIRST an,
foremost felt TO be my duty to come as the President
power to promotcth united action which trust m Coo
VIII lbo our unawnng policy In the future lChSers.
hold, might Ike many others whose hdellty 10
Reform undoubted have remained in the House where
this evening NY Conduct, however, was Influenced by
other reasons Since tine commencement OF the session
the Reform League, and the earnestness ability, and
snglemihdedness which have witnessed have inspired
Who compose that council~hat deem it an honor TO
stand by their side at this crisis in the fortunes Of the
cause. Cheers. What want you to understand by my
presence here is that and cuunymen are in earnest
that We determined to go forward with you to the
end-wth you divide the difficulties Of the struggle aud
with yon to reap the advantages Of the victory Great
cheering Now, II may be asked %ls Isl further aGiIa-
longcd for several mnutcsl because the Reform bl OF
the G2veiment owe Is q mere & denslon Iho Goyern1Gn
that win lead the people to Imagine that they intend TO
is 10 DO everything which render that extension
as limited as possible Hear hear Ihs 9nsl Tc01s
the omission Of the lodger franchise so was the
personal payment Of rates. and the voting papers
hin it bestowed the franchise upon the people but it
did not offer it TO them. Her Maiesty's Government
give you the frSnchise il you can get It by com
plying with certain conditions Now | maintain
that the question Is nor whether that condition Is
one which be complied with 10 a but whether Is
which is likely tobe complied with because; u II is
condition which cannot be complied WIN NJ al ~ rem
dcs the bl inopcIatve say that IN this ease the b
is an insult and uockery iCheers No doubt an ai
agitation necessary, aud especially necessary when
a Tory Government is IN -cheers because, II we
form and when We do agItate with extraordinary IN
consistency they turn round and tel us That we want
sov "titu thnt we arr obposed To- the nstcns of
the country, and want 10 overthrow them. But
throw them iCheers.l All we arc anxious to doI TO
improve them nd 90 give them that development of
should have, bntFwhch has been artfuliy ana would
almost add uncostutoually, prevented and which is
power. We hayo hlso been accused OF intcrtOn OF
violating the law We never had any such intention.
although tile same cannot perhaps be said or those VINO
Ii1d n rcn Violation or lie law we would not have
como here today; but 20 attempt 10 prevent our
coming was violation Of The law We resolved to some
ut all Hazards aud TO yndicate by our doiaG 40 the right
Of public meeting. tChcersI
Tho immense crowd who had come 20 Hyde Park in de
fense Of their rights and privileges dispersed in the most
pcaccabc and orderly The slightest autagoHism
the part OF the Government might have converted this
rcaceabe assembly into riotous andreyoutionaIy mqo'
MELTING OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
on Monday the 9Th of Nav meeting of the supporters
Of Lord Dcrbys Government held at the noble Earls
Official residence Downing st.. 20 hear from the Premier
tie course which tho Ministry ntonded TO take relative
20 the proposed amendments to The Reform BILL 22'
Lord Derby. who was loudly cheered commenced by
explaining fully tho plan me Government INTENDED 10
adm ,yf "a and tn line
Park lie stated That though they had been ACCUSED ot
yacllaiion aud irresoluon and especially MI. wa. Wal
,3 ,3 stor ~ ,hc cabncf and not of Mr. Wapoe
oniy lie explained at considerable length the law with
regard 90 the rights OF the crown 20 tho iaIA' ss'
legal lie State, that acting under the advice Of no,
only the 1stug Nv officers Of the CROWN nut also OF al
the proyious legal adyiscrs they had issued prooana
ZION which IN the form OF public notice, warning
had further made personal OF notice upon all
those persons no had advertised 20 speak and al
cussou in the park notifying them that should they
attempt add=ess the meeting they would be liable to
lt .u1n ] a'"gHs M did ,,, IN" iacy Sfccrs "f the
Crown lad only advised this the proper course
but rs the sole that could bc pursued according 10
statute law Hewas determined. whilst maintaining the
dignity Of tho Crown 20 Illegally endanger the ber
O The subject His oriship then alluded Ia the Reform
BILL aud explained at length the various pesmngs m OIL tne
m ni The coinponnd houscho from th. same Ia
bty that common TO all other ratepayers and that
lac considered that the personal payment 0i me lu tate
was necessary barrier against household suffrage pure
and simple. Holding this opinion strongly MS he did
whatever the decision OF the house was ne c0ud not give
wny lie then alluded 10 some clauses which the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer would introduce that even
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer, who on rising
oudy cheered then explained the nature Of these
clauses. by which he maintained the Inequalities which
were complained Of and which had been reproachfnlly
termed fine upon compound househoders, would be
entirely Obllated. ~, -
Tie meeting then broke up after expressing, with en-
tire unannity their determination 70 support the Gov
eminent and their satisfaction with the statement Of the
Cabinet Council was held after the meeting Of the
Conservative party at the Earl of Derby at which the
whole OF the Cabinet Ministers were present
CHAMPIONSHIP or THE TYSE-RAcE BETWEEN NELLY AND
CHAMBERS.
Great match for the championship took place at New
the 9th Of May The start took place at
the early hour Of M but the number OF spectators
was unprecedented. The betting was even, and mp to
the time of the start money laid freely Chambers
beautiful start effected After the first 100 yards
Kelly crep the front and made an effort 10 steer clear
and take Chambcss water in which he eventually sue
ceeded and went away with hne spurt up 70 Tue nan
pulled cooy or steadily Chambers hut at that point
he settled down, and leaving Chambers stil iuTiher III
never passed. and came in winner by upward OF 100
yards, amid the cheers OF his friends.
TERRIFIC ACCIDENT AFTER THE RACE.
After the bOatracc. about 100 persons were waiting on
the Ferry Company's landing on the quay SIDE for
their by boat Shields The center OF the stage
gave way and the whole number were preclptaed INTO
lost their lives IN consequence Oh tue
nevable confusion many being dragged under through
being clutched by their drOwn ming companions was as
certaned during the next day that az least MY Ves h
been lost the bodies going out with the tide ...'
MR. GLADSTONE AND THE LEADERSHIP OF TIE LIBERAL
PARTY.
Mr. Gladstone rcpented and has consented still TO
lead Her Maestys Opposition. He makes known his IN
tentons in the following letter. which has been addressed
10 the daily papers .i,...f LII . "
SIM, Tho communications which have reached mo
since the 10Th Of April with reference 10 the division on
that ay from individuals, from the proyindla press ana
the cha1nen other acting represents
tivcs of meetlngs in the large towns and elsewhere