14 Nov 1848
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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1848
Page
1
From the Journel of Commerce the Vienna uprising dominates with Lamartine’s universal suffrage stance and the race for France’s presidency. The article outlines the Austrian crisis, the Hungarian Croatian conflict, and Emperor Ferdinand’s declarations amid mounting political chaos.
The narrative describes the Vienna liberal reaction to the Hungarian movement, the spread of revolutionary sentiment, and the potential outcomes for Hungary and Austria. It notes Jellalich’s martial law in the kingdom and impending reinforcements as the Danube region faces a broader clash with Austrian authority.
Report from the time notes Ohio is certain to back Cass, with large gains over the Governor's vote and strong Taylor enthusiasm losing ground. The scene suggests Cass leads as results loom.
There were twelve Free Soil votes cast in Wayne Township Auglaize County.
The Cincinnati Exchange Reporter notes about 1400 head packed this fall for a market. Prices stable with extremes at 1.30. A sale of 19 head at 3.50 per hundred pounds and 30 head at 3.95 per 650 lbs. Slaughtering activity rises. 390 each head slaughtered last week and 700 yesterday. Few contracts, market influenced by Ohio finances and supply, with packing facilities expanding in Cincinnati and nearby counties.
The article discusses the sentiment for the infant republic and General Cavaignac as military ruler with strong patronage. It predicts an election likely in November and mentions the steamer will bring new developments on the canvas and potential new candidates appearing by then.
Fragmentary obituaries recall General Kearney who died in St Louis and General McNutt who died in Memphis. Mentioned are their roles in the Santa Fe expedition and the Mississippi banking era, with brief notes on public recognition and historical significance.
Ten rules of life attributed to Thomas Jefferson cover self reliance thrift and temper. Maxims advise action today avoid burdening others and savor prudent purchases while urging calm speech and restraint when anger flares.
The text cites ambition to gain wealth as a leading cause of failure and warns against overreaching. It also mentions envy of labor, impatience for pleasure before rightful gains, and lacking a deeper principle distinguishing right from mere social honor. It references Baron Cuvier and other scientists in noting analytical mastery.
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