New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

The following memorial was presented TO the Board
Of Health their meeting April o. read and referred to the
Sanitlry Committee:
HahITle Undersigned Special Committee Cholera ar
pointed by Homeopathic Medical Society Of Tie Coaay o
ceeSines Of the BoSid Of Health published in The T iorl
H,rald April %. ls6t, it is stated that
sne Of fheas Ssy csn. 60 aid e Board IL
II P s from sS ssos M b aid so nl ee ws sry nr wa
eyer in the S,t%sn' s was thoroughly educated o.
Assuming the OF tnis report and doing Justice
TO the thorough education and the caldor o d. FaA
! the Committee respectfully submit:
That the Board Of Health should not ask receive state
touching the demonstrated vaue and efficiency OF ho
meopstbc treatment, IN dsease except from such physicians
are wel known in the community 70 be . in net soee
ucaon which nothing but an extended PRACTICAL experience
can give ,., -
The lnws Of the State Of NewYok have constituted an
ganzaton OF sgys IN each county TO Wit Medical So
cy OF whose functions is TO care for the medical and
sanitary interests OF the county and 10 represent TIC practice
of medicine in the county Under these nws The oneopa.
ihc Medical Societies OF The Counties Of kngs and
Weschester having equal rights dufles powers ana pIl
leqes with other comfy societies oeanzai0ns repre-
sent 900 homeopathic physicians who practise in these conn
ties and the medical Interests OF the large aud no respeca
their behalf the UNDERSIGNED Committee on Cholera claim
10 s allowed 10 Board of Health the follow
items Of testimony the subject OF cholera for the purpose
o. showing that in the s o. ss PeG5 Pc % s a.
in case of a visitation from cholers'
various epidemics in the cities Of Vienna. Linz Leipsc,
Munich Gyopgyos Pestb, Paris and london The total
in "a cases-a little more than SO per cent
tn city, in s49 the mortality in aopahe hospitals was
On this comparison the Committee might their
But they desire submit to the Board some
who at the time Of writing and observing were not
work Austria and Her Institutions 25 that IN s1 the
Austrian prot0dieu reported to the that IN the
yeord while in the Aopatbic hospitals tro hrd OF them
died and that on this report was based the decree OF the En-
lin
In is5o Dr. j. T. Tester Aggrege Professor Of Pathology
the Paris Faculty Of Medicine experimental with the ho
meopath treatment In the cholera cases in his ward Of tie
gives the mortality from cholera IN his wards 81 per
cent while. in the other wards it was 81 per cent
pointed Dr. McLoughin an emminen aopahic physician
who had had more experiences With Cholera than any Other
was situated the london Homeopathic Hospital lie visited
the institution daily and verified the returns which were made
mortality by Cholera In this Homeopathic Hospital per
cent In the report Dr. Mclaughlin says in letter to
went your hospital against The homeopathic ys
ysa s:1i @ ss ls Id $ Fl sSs 's'
Ia the various sscs Of bs disease and that several
ten IN saying would lave iuni und. any other conclusion
md y @ SSsa s Viii II q tfs;s by " %s
5 ss dp, the me Of % o. sa 5
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Resting these evidence, the superiority Of the hOeO
pahc treatment OF cholera the undersgned In behalf OF
The Homeopathic Medical Society Of the County Of New
York respectfully offer 10 furnish reputable and auaed phy
sosns TO apply the homeopathic treatment TO cholera
ents In such hospital and district may be assigned for that
purpose by tho Board Of Health.
And In behalf OF the large and respectable body OF citizens
who prefer and employ the homeopathic treatment they
quest that hospitals and districts which be estab
shed by Board OF Health for the reception nnd treatment OF
cholera patients hospital AID district in each county
OF the Metropolitan District may be assigned 10 such home0
pathc physicians be nominated for that to the
Board Health BY the Homeopathic Medical Society OF the
County in which this hospital situated and and
accepted by the Board this hospital TO be under the sole
charge and direction OF these Homeopathic physicians subject
only 10 the control Of the Board Of Health and be
open at all times the visits Of the Inspectors appointed by
the Board and OF the public In far the Board permit
H. Y. BOWERS. NJ b. EDWIN NJ KgILoGo nj D.
TIMOTHY f. ALLEN NJ ID. HENRY NJ SAIIH NJ ID
CARROLL DUNHAM NJ. ID.
Sptcial CoNm,ts Chola ofMe ~ y Co. Hon. Med So,,y