The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

ef the club. All right.
Bro. A. L. Moore, p NJ. al Rix Mills,
sends ten names and $1,000.
John L. LaMoreaux, Esq. Of Attics, O..
sends us eight names and $500, and adds
at is impossible for US to procure more
names at this time, as the cause of TEN.
Perance is very unpopular in this place,
and "the region round about" We hope
the brethren will use their efforts to resus-
citate the cause, and increase the circulation
of the Organ"
Bro. A. l., Nye, Of Kossuth, o., sends ur
$3.50 for the "organ." He says he had
procured six names, and because they could
not obtain ten, they would not suffer their
names to be forwarded. We hope they will
think better Of it, and send them along
The difference is too small TO be deprived
Of the paper.
Bro. r. Rodgers, Of Springfield, o., sends
US ten names and $1,000. This is the
second club from Springfield.
Bro j. j. Kennedy, of West Bedford, O.,
sends his name We would inform the
Brother that the amount named was not
enclosed in his letter. He forgot 10 enclose
it, evidently, for the seal came to us unbrO-
ken. We viii forward the paper as di.
rected.
Bro E. Dimmitt, R. s. of Boston Division,
No. $50, sends $500, and two names-an
addition to a former club.
Bro. Joseph johnson, P. NJ. of Summer
field, o., sends club of ten aud $1,000, all
of whom release their claim to the "Foun-
tain list. Bro. ] promises to increase his
list in few days.
Metamora Division, Metamora, Ia, $3.50.
J. A, Mills, Labina, o., $10O.
0. P. Bertrand, Labina, o., $lOO.
Jno. Taft, Xenia, o., $10O.
Bro. Edward Booth, P. G. W. p, of New
Orleans, La, sends us $1,000 ten for Bro.
W. W. Mccarthy, and ten for new club.
Bro. B. says ;" If any more can be added to
the club, you will be advised. Inthe mean.
time, fire away at the enemy every blow
he receives in Ohio, weakens him in his al
most impregnable fortress in New Orleans
and we shall the more readily conquer here,
when Cincinnati ceases to ship her count
less barrels of whisky to the Crescent City"
Bro. N, G. Messerly, D. G. W. P. of Bal
timore, o., sends six names and $6.0O-an
addition to former club. The Brother
says he can find some more subscribers for
US, although the Church opposes the paper
and temperance efforts. We hope he will
use his efforts to increase the list, for the
members of the Church certainly need light.
When they may deviate from the Bible, for
want of understanding, we will endeavor
to make it plain enough for them in the
"organ." How man can profess to be a.
follower of the "meek and lowly Jesus -
and believer of the truths of the Bible, and
oppose the temperance reformation, is more
than we can explain, save it be for love
of the liquor,
Bro. Q. NJ. Kelsey, of Mt. Vernon, O.,
sends US five names and $500. In his
letter, the Brother says
| need not say that deem il necessary
that this paper should be well sustained at
this particular juncture. believe this is
admitted by all ! hence, my feeble exertions
to that end.
"We have had quite revival in the tenn.
perance cause, in our place, for few weeks
past. Bro. Williams as the starter, the girls
as mediums, and Montezuma Hall as
place of exhibition, has almost revolution
ised public sentiment. AS an evidence,
need only refer to our recent Charter elec-
tion, which resulted in the choice of j. W.
Vance, ESQ, as Mayor, who was nominated
by the friends of temperance, and run on
the strictly dRti-IquOr platform.
owe have also had quite number of
accessions to the Order of the Sons of Tenn
perance. l give q synopsis of the business
of one meeting, as far as this is concerned.
Initiated, six, proposed, fourteen, eleven Of
which were proposed by our energetic and
indefatigable Brother, A. A. Adams.
"our Division cOntemplates having q
celebration at the setting of the Grand Di-
vision in our place, at its next April ses.
sion, timely notice of which will be for.
warded to the Organ for publication"
/; Bro. s. O. Hover, Of Putnam, o., sends US
two names and $500 an addition to a
former club sent BY the same Brother. He
informs us that Temperance holds the
balance Of pO'ver in Old Muskingum." He
: also says that Putnam Division releases all
claim to the " Fountain list