The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-20
Life Insurance.
We cheerfully give place TO the following

AYroN, O., AUGUST 90. 1859.

| Lie insurance.
We cheerfully give place TO the following
communications
TEMPERANCE HALL, CoLUMBUs,l
july 81, 1852
At regular meeting of Good Samaritan
! Division, Sons Of Temperance, No. %, oi
Columbus, held on the 3lst day Of July
1852, the W. P. having submitted com
\ munication from the Secretary of the Wash
liugton Life Insurance Company, Of Cincin
Y nafi, Offering eht tlla anaopnt
\ Tone hundred d6lIays), dueto the relatives O
Bro. N. S. Mattoon, recently deceased, on the
! Joint Policy of Insurance effected by mem
bers of this Division, and kindly rendering
| to the Division, and through them to the
relatives of the deceased, their sincere sym
l pathy in this severe bereavement.
Whereupon, on motion Of Brother j. B.
Thompson, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted, to,wit:
| ResOLued, That the thanks of this Divis-
ion are due, and are warmly accorded to
the President and Directors OF the Wash
ington Life Insurance Company, Of Cincin-
natl, for the timely and tangible coincidence
in this bitter bereavement, by thus tender
ing Immediately, the sum OF one hundred
dollars, to the afflicted family of our de-
ceased brother, the same not being due
under ninety days by the terms of the
Policy.
Res0lUed, That we recognize noble de-
sign in that peculiar feature of the Wash
ington Life Insurance Company, whereby
the lives of members of Divisions of Sons
of Temperance, and of other similar organi-
cations of Temperance men, are insured IN
the sum of one hundred dollars each, by the
payment of the trifing sum OF one dollar
and thirty two cents each per annum.
ReSoIred, That we commend this new
feature of Life Insurance to all Temperance
organizations, and especially as the Wash
ington Life Insurance Company possesses
capital of one hundred thousand dollars,
and is conducted by staunch Temperance
men, we would most cheerfully commend
it as eminently deserving their confidence
and the confidence Of all others desiring
policies of Life Insurance.
ResOIUed, That the Organ of Temperance
Reform, in Cincinnati, and the several pa
pers of this city, be respectfully requested
| to publish these resolutions in their respec-
tive papers. .---
Attest. WARREN JENk II. D.
Mr.. President, and officers of Washing
/ tou Life TnsayGnce Company y"-Allow me t
express my gratitude for the 800 10 ten
dered me this afternoon by the W. p, o
Good Samaritan DiuisiOa. Said sum having
been assured me and my little ones through
that beReyOIeat feature Of your Company
which assures members Of Temperance Or
ders through the prominent officer.
Never before have felt more truly the
practical results of Life Insurance. have
no doubt in my own mind that were the
principles aud important business of this
noble science understood by I0iUes and mothers
generally, many of them would immedi-
ately take out policy, (fOr $lOO 90 or
more) on the life of the husband, and pay,
if needs be, the premium themselves, by
economy in the wardrobe and household
expenses And when they shall have Sc
cured their policies, and have had leisure
to reflect upon the principles of Life As
surance, they will concur with me iii re-
garding it next to the Christian Church, the
best Institution in our country, whose be-
nevolent objects it is our duty to make
known to all.
With high regard, am,
Very respectfully. yours,
MARY A. NATION.