The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-21

Bro M. j. Howard, of Biloxi, d. G.. W.P.
for Harrison county, Miss, sends $40 and
club of ten, In his letter Bro. H. writes
as follows
al will be able to send you club Of ten
or more, from all the Divisions under my
charge, in a few weeks. Our cause is on
the increase in this part of the State we
have three fourishing Divisions in this
county, two Sections of Cadets, and one
Union Of the Daughters of Temperance. |
have organized two Divisions within six
months, and one Section of Cadets, and
have charter now in my hands for a Divi-
sion, to be called Lynchburgh Division,
which will organize some time next week.
am soul and body Son of Temperance,
and am willing to spend and be spent in
the cause. | am in hopes the members of
our RIGOROUS army will come up to the rescue,
and aid you in your praseworthy under
taking. If the members of our Order do not
support the Temperance press, who, in the
name of God, do they think wil2 Rumuies
willnot, that is certain Go on, Brother, the
God Of Battles is on your side, and all the
rummies, and their aid de camps, never, no
never. can impede your progress"
After aiding the above, who will say
that Bro. H. is not a temperance man? He
is the en- bodiment of our glorious principles
down on he sea shore of Mississippi. We
thank him kindly for his exertiou for the
Organ.
Bro. P. Sutton, R. S. Oxford Division,
No. II, 81.
Bro E, s. Warner, W. p Liverpool Divi-
sion, No. 553, 50 for Officers Cards and
Travelling Cards. They win be forwarded
as soon as We can procure them from the
Grand Scribe.
Bro. A. w. Tibbatts, of Jamestown, o.,
S. To the Brothers question, We answer
Eyes" but we prefer it short.
Bro. L. Mackey, New Paris, o., ST..
Bro. D. Bascoms of Greenfield, sends $40
and club of ten. We hope brethren will
write the names of the Post Office, County
and State, plain and distinct. We are at a
loss to know whether Bro. b. lives in Ohio
or Indiana. The letter was mailed at
Steuben, Ohio, at least two hundred miles
from Greenfield, 0, We presume the Bro.
lives in Greenfield township, and that Steu-
ben is the nearest Post Office. We shall
send the papers, to Steuben, o. until further
notice.
Bro. II. Carey, Xenia, o., S? and two
names, both relinquishing their claims to
the Fountain list, commencing with the first
number of the Organ. Thanks to them for
their liberal spirit, The Brother complains
that the Organ does not reach his Post Office
regularly. The fault isn with us, for the
paper is regularly mailed each week, on
Thursday.
Bro. H. Barker, MConnellsville, O., for
Hancock Division, $3.50 on account. The
Brother gives the following account of Mr..
Coughs lecture there "Last Tuesday eve
ming we had the pleasure of hearing John
B. Cough lecture in the Presbyterian Church
in this place. The house was completely
crowded and jammed full. Mr.. G. spoke
about two hours, and must say, never
heard his equal. He made an impression
here that will never be forgotten. Itwould
have done you good to see the topers rush
ing up to sign the pledge. Many hearts
were made glad that night, and many bless
ings were bestowed upon this great apostle
of Temperance. One Of the drinking men
that signed the pledge, will lecture next
Tuesday evening, at our regular Washing
tOnian meeting. So far, It's well, and it
proves that Mr.. G.'s influence has been felt
here. God bless him May he meet with
abundant success, and may much good re-
suit from his efforts in the cause Of Tenn
perancel"
Bro. W. G Fuller, Marietta, O., $l.OO.
Bro. Edward Booth, P. G. W. p, New
Orleans, La $500. We will comply with
the Brothers. request.
Bro. j. W. Clock, travelling agent, $l4.OO
and sixteen names.