The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26 00:00:00

and mole turqutntiv
eb,erve them

t.:orlety

nut take anothrr view of ti is great moral yurt-tion
b.-!ore the nd is gait ed of tr. king 11. m tellow•creatures
around flum healthful fund kat py. A n.azician's wand

!right he al own to be mere ereCtit.wort by than than the

cep•.bility of an act a pat lisnertit to render a peeple virtu-
ous and t I anly. Liverpool is what she is at this present
intim/ tit—unhealt by, degraded, Sat

—owing to in..fficiettry

er daiteer the evr tit

of cholera pr 0, her contagious visitant, is ov4it g lo t he saint-
( ; a, rt lotv'nggot bo fnr, eatotot at prtsent proceed
.anitory-v, is: w tainut attuther act, and if to recede t vet'

were a Stift r position, yet this alternative is (tact& from
her. Tire body social must not depend, therefore, on such
rural et us help: a du:y lies before them, tietinite and
lend in its appeal, end et ery one vino fails to t ',err his in-
it.flurnce towards that Font, is a bad politician.
Precious time is now rapidly running away, and when the
sar,ds rhall have run out front the heur.glriss of Father
Tine, then cold will be offered in abundauee for their re-
purchae, for health is more valuable than cold and silver.
Yet the boon can never be regained. Ihe laws of twin.
IA I will as,ert their awful suOren.acy, and numbers float sue.

of Alf repr, ach. k am not singular in This convictir

lone in my (gluiest desires to see ant

things, nor are my fears of 'approaching danger those of
t•olita►y medical man. lam gratified to fiod that a warn
ilia voice has been wised of tar greater weiLlit than mine
not only in the publications of the llealth of Towns Asso
cation, but even in toe ephemeral newspaver of the cur

toititible by the

;Ottance of the sub-

jFe. - He is liable to have unwt rthy motives irnFuted to
him : and Le may cause the sensitive delicacy of the mind
of hi, order to quiver, and ihut up its leaves like the sen-
sitive plant. The strong impulse of duly alone urges and
sustains the right-minded practitioners in this reluctant
eour•e. Let the ptofession itself it in judgment, as well
as the public, %hope interests are concerned, and the vrr-
diet must be a unanimous justification, nay, a cord'al
aphroval, for the case, according to its turrts. The
London Times, of the 13th, contains a lett,t from the
able pen of Dr. Pettigrew, a well known saratolv *der sate,
warning the nation of their unprepared state for the, :clouted
vosit of the cholt ra. If the warning be taken, a bless, g

will t ruhnbly set forth the danger '
and consummate folly
of advice di.rtgaided. The entire letter rhould he re-
pi inted and circulated. Small politics shculd be laid cside
for the ptutly and purpuit of pocial economp, •fitid dutie.
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ei ra .
hospital, Thepur=e that would, under the poienatit in.
which lie at the ptumbling feet of all, whereby a great
calamity might be puccespfuliy anticipated, under Ged'r
h'
le:ng
sttgation of present dangers and common ri,ks, endow a
c
ought now to open up its treasury, with
prescient charity. and. to use a figure of speech, preg,stre
for war in time of peace.

Jr. Alderman TURNER said he should be per} happy

to move the adopti,,n of the resolution

Mr. Alderrsou SANDS

Mr. PARKER said be did not rise

ion to a►,y rum of money which h

motion

being made to receive his Royal 1141iness

y ()Nee-

but be

as aty if

of loyalty were a
object, d to the Aldermen being selected as the committee
for that purpose. Ile wished to irt
the Council as the represet
twee. and thought t

ices uf the htvg.ses at

proper courte wa

tea the

ecrritnittre frcm Him
Attet

snow observations from Mr. U. lloaNnv and