12 Mar 1847
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1847
Page
1
Printed and published weekly by Am Gest and L D Morris. Subscriptions priced at one dollar and seventy five cents a year if paid in advance, two dollars if paid within the year, and two dollars fifty cents if not paid until year’s end. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
R M G reflects on the Rev Scho field sermon honoring L B Justice lately deceased. He lauds Justice’s pure character, kindness, and diligence in scientific study, noting his youthful intellect and untimely summons to death with sympathy for his parents and friends.
The Baltimore Sun prints General Taylor's parting address from Victoria as he heads back to Monterey. He thanks officers and men and wishes them success in a new theatre, while critics urge the nation to focus on the war with Mexico. A Louisville Journal Economy II Brie f notes dried currents in bread dough may stretch rations.
A critical broadside from an Ohio Democrat argues Sam Medary is unfit to lead the Ohio Democracy. It charges Medary with self interest, profiting from state printing, selling out to Hazewell, and failing to rally party factions, citing past service and personal gain.
The piece attacks Mr Medary as leader who plans to expose Democratic injustices to win support, accusing him of betrayal for personal gain and urging editors and voters to resist his influence. It lauds Corwin's wartime speech as a principled stand against expansion and calls for unity among opposition.
A dated letter from Ornoomian on 24 November 1846 reports a severe cholera outbreak starting in Tebreez on 13 October, killing hundreds daily at peak. The disease reached Oroomiah, prompted evacuations to Mount Stir, and left locals and Nestorians affected. snowbound conditions ensue with plans to return to the city soon.
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