The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-13
The orEan and its Lospeots.

Of our readers as Il Is encouraging to the Coni'
mittee. But while we acknowledge its pros
perity. no brother should relax In his efforts tc
increase the circulation Of the paper. Where
he paper is read and circulated, there we
viii dnd strong friends of the cause and il
its circulation should reach 5000 or 5000
land we intend It shalD, we expect to make
the paper just that much the better; for it is
not the object or expectatio Of the Committee
to realize any profit whatever by its receipts
From every village and town in the State
where a temperance man is to be found, we
expect 10 receive subscriptions to the Organ.
The cause Of temperance demands from each
and every friend, his exertions in behalf Of
the paper! Let US hear from you, friends
From Bro. /. Schumacher, of Newark, we
are in receipt Of Sl0, for club, sent some
weeks since. Brother S. has good locality
ia which to procure names, and we expect
frequently to acknowledge the receipt OF an X
He also releases his subsc riptlon to the Foun-
tain list. Thank you, brother.
Brother Jason McNay Is informed that until
sthe recaips Of his letter we did not know
whether be wished the ten extra copies or not
HIS request shall be complied with He say:
that be wishes it distinctly understood that
the club in his town give up all claim to the
Fountain and wishes us God speed in our
enterprize. In a subsequent letter the brother
sends two new names and 80.
Brother Josiah Cross, Of Mt. Carmel, sends
us an addition of four names and Shrinking
in all for him twenty two He orders us TO
erase the entire Fountain list, some IS or 20 /!
as they do not desire to cucumber the Organ.
Brother Cross, we thank you and your CO.
laborers, for this llberallly on your part. We
will comply with your request.
Brother j. c. Brandt, II HameBport Dvis-
ION No. 567, informs US that they are raising
an individual club, in addition to the 10 copies
ordered by the Division some weeks since
lie also Informs US that the Division unani-
mously adopted tie following resolution:
"ResolUed That this Division relinquish its
claim on Bro. WIN. Mitchell, for subscription
to the Western Fountain"
Brother S. F. Suly, of Beverly Division, No.
2S7, sends US $40, for ten copies OF the Org N
nine copies for public Tor gratultous) distribu-
tion, and one to be placed on file in the Dyls-
ion room. This is the right way for divisions
to increase their membership II is casting
bread upon the waters, which returns two-lold
before many days. The brother informs US
that the cause is rather low with them at this
time. But they will not suffer it to be SO long.
They have take nthe proper course to revive an
interest in the cause. Do your duty, your
whole duty, brethren, and the cause will not
flag.
From Oxford, Ohio, Bro Peter Sutton sends
US club OF fifteen names and $l5, and says
that such as were subscribers to the Fountain
release their claim.
Brother Jas. g. Blunt, of New Madison, o.,
sends US ten names and $40, with them his
best wishes that the noble enterprise in which
we are engaged may receive ample support
from the friends of temperance throughout the
State. ThRnk you, brother.
From Pomeroy, Ohio, Bro. J. w. Ross sends
us Sl2 for ten copies OF the Organ and 26O
tracts.
Brother E. R. Jewett, of Sandusky City,
sends us an addition OF some names and 81.
Bro. ] K. jackson, of Napoleon, Ohio, sends
US five names and 50, and says he will send u
good many more.
Bro. ]. Strong, Jr, Of Elyria, sends US ten
names and $40. The brother SAYS, 1--WE ask
tor the Maine Law or none at at all" That is
what we are aiming for.
Bro. John d. Stuart, of Laporte, Ia, sends
us his name and the material did.n
Bro. Philo Doolltte, "a name not at all
suited to the NAM, of Fredericktown, o.,
sends us an addition of eight names and $40
Brother D. gives us an account OF the progress
Of temperance in his vicinity. Bro. d. says
he had one of King Alcohol's minions fined
S25, for which he had been roundly berated by
the antics. He says that this opposition and
the threats OF the liquor sellers only make him
more Jealous in the good cause, and the
importance of outlawing the poisonous stuff.
Go on brother, in this determination, and God
defend the right
Bro. r. McNeely, R. s., of Rio Frio Division,
No. 354, St. Clairsville, sends us s. for five
copies of the Organ.
From Norwalk. Ohio, Bro L. Reding sends
us five names and So, and promises TO send us
more by and by. Send them on, brother, but
stick to your determination.
Brother Chambers Baird, of Ripley, Ohio,
sends ten names and $40. The brother is in
formed that the papers will be sent as re-
quested.
Brother John R. Squier, Of Ashland, Ohio,
sends for a specimen number OF the Organ,
which we send with pleasure, hoping to hear
q good account from the brother.
The brother says there is q good deal OI
feeling on the temperance question in bis
vicinity, and that the PEOPLE universally &C
for the Maine Law Even those, says the
brother, who are in the habit of visiting the
4" dens Of iniquity," and the Hotel keepers have
signed the petitions to that effect A gooC
sign and we would that from every part o
our beloved State we had the same news tC
send our readers
Bro John s. Carmony, agent for Lind Di
vision, No 493, Aliens P. o., o., sends u!
fourteen names and sl4. He says that eight 0
the Fountain subscribers release their claims
From Columbus, Ohio, we have to acknow
ledge the receipt of Sl5 from Good Samaritan
Division. They also release US from fillinl
out the Fountain list This is our first drop
from the Capital, but we do not expect it to b.
the last! We have our worthy brothers, A
A. Stewart and A. S. Felch to hear from yet
We expect about twenty five names, and tn
"material aid" as Kossuth would say, iron
each before many more issues.
This is a tolerable good list for beginning
but we hope for the sake of the cause and tn
paper, to present a still larger one next week
Let the friends be up and doing