The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-08
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CRY Couscns. --The1ewas nothing especially lively IN
either branch yesterday five except brief debate which
posing 70 name the street west q lafayette square
Jeaerson and the streeteast Of Lafayette square "sad
Mr. Queen Imove 10 insert :. Washington The first
President 80 that q time q come we may auecefsyey
name streets AFTER the several Presidents
Mr. Doic. move 10 amend by saying jackson street,
NJ. Queen. prefer Washington.
going have tie Of Jackson horseback In that
vicinity. In the days Of jefferson, he was 10 more
scendanfs We have the portrait Of Jackson here presid
ing ms were overour deliberations The portrait ofCisy
How is i that jefferson 10 herel As washington
the city Is called after him. and the idea Of naming little
too heE or sr i i is loo small warrington
TO have the Island, and there street may
M. Bmroughs. There ought TO be associated
with that Of Jefferson, and therefore, move TO strike out
aer Madison lam not willing be called
black but have
political lives of Adams and jefferson commenced together
fear Of being called Federass gentlemen may vote against
my amendments but believe !hst the Federal party was
composed ofas honest materials as the other party,
and am il iavor Of The original bin 1.-THE Adams
on aeg Asms sesa IN
dcave OF Jaeksons fame that statue g to be erected to
Madison lives on his street twould be scomplment
her apprehend that II we go into discussion as 10
go MANY enuX n we areto have any names let them be
those which are the least Objectionable spoke q the sta
M lsresny i think that II it be intended to name
streets after he Presidents i would be well to Gall one
others 10 follow consecnsely the is Thesetwo names
together yna sas d sa
their blood al Lexington Bunker Hill, and Yorktown.
think that there IL peculiar fitness in naming streets after
Ir Queen wish to commence with Washington 1.-The
r Presdent and hone 10 live 10 see the day hen there
I.s;lI IA. air. rvIe
and a Taylor street
streets with view "a name them alter ceriaa class Of
Mayors and commence with seaioa and Force. believe
lives on this The only reason why want Il n,ne1
Jackson is the statue OF that distinguished man is TO be
.inee Msasaehusstts and Virrnia were formed. thin
hai VIC had better lake lie names as they stan in me b
M. Sweeney Why was Mr. Adams passed Overt
M Doo Ihsver would consent % maine any ctreet aiter
MI Doe II wa saw adams' Ne mlet attach ~ Chris.
Is ,,S n ~, ~ sss au1 snnnse soms hnn,and
disa on at day We had hsi,.r taks Jefer,on and ad
Moons II We are 10 lake political names Want To 70 10
ne n.rt Congress which viii b. democrsc aud show
sn M, b.i noItrai mn thrre On liz vail III.
Hi more lar ths civ Than jeerson and Adams votsd
ss ,,sbls %r H. arst sshoo
hou,s ifthe names are 10 20 according 10 euphony cali
el III ~, ny ~. IL, s,orih,ss AZ IN
S5r srrss-. yo,,ld All whether ths remarks az any
b,a Nautical hlaa b;,f His o,-n eaId a 4
s,.on for Sdas ma Ieer,on Thar thsv
,h tbs S,atss IN Nasaaeh,,ses ara yiyainia
The gentleman himself makes the political distinction
fhevs mines were nat bot from virginia
~ Ta.a Tfis Ia Ne Il raj tirne heani that rep,art
made me raj e,n,lran sot IN and aid in nrnnos,ne
H. name al Adam. hat Federalism Wa stIckine rit g
mnch maj nahndy mi hmnsf would dare 10 vote lar Il
M IN ta. snake save bo, he
are pI not ia atiachsdio virgina.
~ 2Lee"sg. NJ, ~, Do,', noni sns',a ~,
a. lam e,plnsv ~ aaamsIs enosh viii mi VOTE
70 Cehsnre JeHerson MOI VIII ~ se. 70 l'eat
wih lns lev On Tue o'IsI .ae. appeal 70 hs sou''
IS INDUCED ~ party nolnc5 :,
or Dep IN orueI 70 PIrpaIr mi uo.e ''st
an adonrnmem no~ake Place a W. uhl', nest Monaay
;, decided in the affirmative
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VIZ VIZ p, l S,, n,,nnJ yras saimsnss ~ II
c,s ,ocn % ,i ad insnnainn az
tryeer ms the principal eon, and commenting upon h'
refusal Of me ormer lnry 70 convict ne traverser u
manner calculated 70 influence te Jury men ehargen VIII
The case and which paper was read bi e jury ana 'ised
nhasmce ner Sei k ;oro declared ia, ,he,
would convict the prisoner that he was certainly guilty
they could not be made believe thai he was innocent
- That upon the second trial Of this Indictment one o
the witnesses Tor United states gave new anu matera
evidence which had not been given on the VIZ
Tint on the morning ihe larceny WIS ascoversa esI's
WAS Il mn ~ hs sa evne
Ioo his nrsoner by surprise Thai he was therefore,
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