Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

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Mas y, la53
CuUNCM SAYINGS AND DuiNGs The attend
ancs was toIrEabuy rull in Council on Tuesday
night and The number of spectators was larger
than usual
The JaR-Ajd Robinson proposed, as The
Jail had been pulled down not by authority of
the Board, bnt by military authority, thata com
nit ea should be appointed to procure place to
keep the city prisoners IN. AID. Tighe said
many people appeared to think that while poor
people nigh. live in novels, criminals ought TO
| be kept ia palaces. The jail had been destroyed
because some members Of ta Board feared they
might be iucarcerated within its dungeons 1!
another place was provided, similar OBJECTIONS
would be made, and aldermen mig be inpris-
oned in that after it had become filthy. I. ap-.
Paared to him that the subj -ct might as well be
abandoned. aud all persons arrested 10. oae4ses
against the city, be sci free.
AID. Robinson in an earnest speech objected
to Aid. Tighe's proposition AlL. Kog.-sel.
thought the subject could be discussed without
excitement or violent language. He.4ouga. the
marital law .na5 h.l taken one Jail should iura
ish another. !. Was obvious .La5 when III. pres
ent maIliaL lou was oyer another martial law
would succeed, and the military 4ushori.v would
have the responsibility OF keeping city g3"d..s
quiet lie a.-s .-yle.y-o u. opinion u VS.
useless ~ 90 10 e-yg-.s --- p.oy.-llz another
Piare VI co. Hao.---4. =, y.l-z---. I'D Robinson
s"'i 1o --le5i--e 80 5uggz..-- .l-I -1s c.y
d.scAa4so A5l Offices -4I lg-yy .s to a.i..,.-y
authority 60 provide 10. .4o public order lie
informed ae bJa:d .laE I-s; ,7egl; ;ag Recorder
pela SOU iu5o lDe ,co-5ury from t4gs PAID him
II We do u,t keep Inc city IL order We must lose
lhl' revenue Ho sO.gnuly appealed to the
61''i, u la-uela, 10 o,gHUi5 If homes and fire.
SIDES to soo t4~t -Ae cty .l-5 !. jail ~ preserve
do iiyJi F-o.v-cg, Lu.- al lusactG. disorder
AID. -Io.5au considered JA-s ILe PrUyy5. Mar
'-E .'0''- W J'L o--S S-~co oi c'rLurlavut,
Was bound 10 furnish luoluer AID. Val!a-
'''-- '"' jail cOS- -oity iuoG5--4 d.I.,.f5i L
hal Deen 5or- dowa Dy 549 P.yyosJ .1..sLa. be-
cause 4 Ie-- UZstcl .aac some yr our ciriz.as
- % O'------7I tlsio Dy tAo L.ueOIA-te5 .-5
''-'.-'~ -1u another place his was
tA5 general aoatlmea, OF tao Board, a4u .he
l-''i'''i'" o' A-L. hJD.1sou ''as lid ou the
GU I'L-7-" O1I-s INC only member voting III
''' '~' VI -A'u- hJ' -.scEJ proposed Inc appoint
i-7u- u d committee 10 confer wl.u tuo military
'''''7S respecting In7 payment to tao city ot
'il' amount o. loss OF wood, r'n, etc, BY the
U'''' uo''On oI Inc jail. The resolution waS
So
ton Of Council 70 mo propdety Of suyyorsin.,
he po.icem.- .yasu injured III the performance
OF Jay. .uy Tlr Recorder u.d decided ,p,t
a., persons o,ud y... lis aud INC, ,.i,...rn
.,l .,gt .lus .Ac., ,.st.,, oe.5 ,i.s la danger
...a. ... e,.u-ct ol ..s.ued drsysfssioes. Eyrry
ID pressed. au,n ,u4t 10 ,4s urcsssar, to DC
p... a.-D go Icyyi wr,fclr, amongst u, who
wood. moo hesitate 60 rob al. Atdelnau and who
uaa ou one occasion even D,en sul..y OF .ae
a,rocity oi g4rrogIrs au ,dltoc lie ulu.s-li saw
d policeman a aDyr. umo ago Compelled 20 allow