New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


b. The report Of the Cincinnati board
-, thar. were POI deaths by Cholera In
- from 70 o'clock on Tuesday. 81 met 70 me
MS -. -, Tbur,dsy. the 5,h. There were slso sl
80. from other causes during the same two days
~ c,,,nra,i 6a.ei1 Of tn h speaks asfoo~s Of
.-..i.,,e and the infatusnon Of the people 10 mat
city !,
.,rncton thew fret make mao ls lo'cioy D'"Deu, -
ioS :, his tfne in Cincinnati WIN aaiiy mofiA'y
- -, ,od., Of more than 80 caused emery ~ me
,-svs.ooe Of pesu.enc~, immunity ron "ho'- ","N
r ,oueb IL distinctly and loudly proclaimed ~ IT, ''
,ory and character, 70 b. prudence ln ~ ~
n. aod especially eating ana orihkli = li.f mas Z"
,be oeople vet abandon Themselves 70 Indulgence 10
food the mot wholesome OF any they can eat a1o %
exposures The most careless ..,, -. --..- ..s.
M-rket ba-k-ts stl crsn'nea ia" OF s'een' 'nni
,.,ibie ros.opOus vegetable wnicn are borne mo
miserable soodes one morning 'fDu ~nsA 'ns hehi
morning are borne out the oea1 p"nl's OF VD'e WHO
-, tse7a Funeral processions picuics, parade are
- -. n, though Of me men ~n0 compose them one
d.v II 10 almost morally certain nat some VII Pc
,oIo. 20 their graves the next n Consequence u the
yerv exposure which they make nece.safy and ~ the
rxc.sses Ia eAfin4 ana OflhA4LS 70 WHICH TIC! f4ici
directly or indirectly lead
lutoIi atirg drinks appear 20 have assumed a new
fsseioaon zlnong ", and men reel home al sa' WIN
the burden Of whose eirss forms some rck ~ carr
re.l. 70 the graveyard the next morning Not only
roen bot ~oneD. st-gger under the influence 81 tie
houOr from the sui and come with pesierous breath
looks % AK 10 cf phtos h-sl-trhCt
AL THIS makes dark picture. IL IL fancy, no" ~
s faclf Like fancy Il fes1s, beyond question. But
that u fact j. and heard, aud felt, every day
and every hour Do the day.
II ordinary prudence j. wholly Thing Of the pas,
are here lingering rays le d simple common seD-e
BY toe AID Il shi the danger may be- seen AID avoid
edf IL Is snaIing that people who their friends
and nelgnoors falling around tnem almost every hour
viii persi. Ia carrying into their houses and placing
up0n their tables food deemed UNIV nDss0m- u freely
INDUCED any Tune. and now known % be- poison
on. - the sysfem u is wonderful that fner Val-c
judgments must be convinced by what they sec 0aily
that toe exp which midday yroces-i0ns make
oss.ary aud the excuses 20 which holiday excursions
lesd dangerous 1T time lac the present tending
directly - invite atfArks OF the prevailing osease
should yet join thems.lges and encourage others ~
JOIN. In such observsnces and pleasurss II i wholly
impossible without believing 10 sudden faulty. that
who best hardly hear Up under the ightng
breath OF the pestience snOud voluntarily take into
their s,nmachs he dr,ught that ntOxicates weskens
and now more than ever destroys
II were asked IL what period within the past rye
years had and heard Oi the mott druLkcuness
n th. city should be compelled 10 say the Pr'seff
periOd--the period that il marked by the rsyHges -
friendships tearing brothers and sis efs apart 70 be- no
more united beneath the patcrna root. and laying
whole families within a few hours q each other iu
their last resting place What time for dissipation
Yet this IL the time chosen.
II s settled practice, believe that those who 0ri
drink. be allowed 10 drink In our city, u j.
settled law, that those who U'H s'u drinks must be
permitted % sell them " for confederation. mat
Ter what be the evil II Is also seted practice hat
those who vW eat unwholesome food but be allowed 10
IT, II IL not however believe. settled law, even
In this largest liberty city that those who choose
Of epidemic disease must necessarily be permitted to
do