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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1849
Page
2
Dr L Cox issues a pamphlet stating cholera manifests in premonitory symptoms the disease itself and must be attacked directly. He outlines two forms the usual cholera beginning with diarrhea and Asiatic cholera with painless onset and describes a staged treatment plan including rest cordials opium injections and fluids to restore blood and prevent collapse.
A collection of brief scenes and quotes from Mackinaw water antics and a life insurance implication. An Indian diver fails to retrieve a coin, a Yankee prevails with a tar barrel pole, and a preacher tale warns of the devil. A city merchant dies of an epidemic while his wife gains financial protection through a policy.
The document, translated from German for The Tribune, asserts Hungary's resistance to Russian entry aided by Austria. It portrays the Habsburg dynasty as criminal and calls for national self defense, appealing to God and civilized nations while denouncing foreign intervention and pledging to fight until victory or death.
A Prefect recalled telegraphic orders from a year apart urging arrest of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte and later Ledru Rollin, illustrating volatile political times. The excerpt notes eerie consistency in contradictory decrees and cites a Louisville Journal debate on slavery in new territories and the two factions opposing Gen. Taylor.
The August returns show Locofoco and proslavery gains in Kentucky and Tennessee, with expectations of increased majorities for the Locofoco governor candidates in several states. North Carolina and Indiana show mixed results, while partisan attacks on President Taylor intensify, with mockery of his private conduct and calls for harsher rhetoric from opponents.
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