We are glad to find that the suggestion thrown out
IT Mr. Harvey, in his letter to Mr. O'Connell, is taken up by the most proper party, Mr. Hume, that of calling together several Members of Parliament, the known advocates of an extended system of Reform, unconnected with, yet not indisposed to the Government, to determine the course to be pursued by them in Parliament. The letter of invitation is ad- dressed to the Metropolitan Members, and the day named is the .21st. We hope that a larger conference will take place a week later, by which time a far greater number of Members will have arrived in town, and when also more of the plans of Government will have oozed out. It is to be hoped they are too good to keep. Moreover, much may may he expected from the grand meeting at Drury Lane, on Monday th True Smut,
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