The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-05-07

Bros. J. G. waughton 81, and W. H.
Cherry, 81, Delaware, o.

DlV1. . y. WdughtOn Pi and w. H.
Cherry, 81, Delaware, o.
R. NJ. Baker s., 80, CoshOcton, o.
Bro. F D. Kemball, G w P. Medina,
o., s1I. The communications referred
to have been misplaced, which we regret
exceedingly. We hope the Brother will
furnish another copy .of his views on the
constitutionality Of the Maine Liquor
Law, if it will not be too much trouble.
Bro. d. Bascom, Of Steuben, Huron
county, sends for specimen number of
the Organ, and promises us club of ten
subscribers at least.
Bro. V. GODDARD, r. S. Edinburgh, Divi.
sion, No. 629, sends So.
Bro. I. c. Blake, Spring Hill, Tenn.
sends nine names and 50. The Brother
writes so encouragingly, that we insert
his lettet entire, hoping that his energy
may be initiated.
] promised to send you list of sub.
scribers, to your "OrgaS Of Temperance Re-
form"
am highly pleased with your most
excellent paper and feel confident
that all the friends Of temperance viii
hail Its reception with enthusiasm. The
bold and manly positions which YOU take.
will not only nerve the hearts OF Sons Of
Temperance, but it will be a mighty
weapon with which the most bitter foe
can be silenced. Our Division ia in
quite hourishing condition-all seem to
feel the responsibility, which no,D rests
upon the friends of humanity. We re-
gard the present as an important era in
the glorious work, which we have es.
poused. We pledge ourselves to stand
by you, whilst you battle so manfullv in
this philantropic cause.
We never will fold our arms until the
last inebriate shall have been reformed
and the last pale, emaciated vender. shall
have ceased to deal out the poisonous
draught. We will expect words of en-
couragement and hope from your Re-.
form.
Bro M. J. Morse, Marietta, o., 81.
This Brothers name is marked paid on
our books for one year, The notice was
sent to Manly, and not 10 M. ]. Morse.
whose time has expired The amount
sent pays up to No. 1902.
Bro. William Aiken, McConnellsvilIe.
o., sends club of ten and $40.
Bro. D. W. Stambaugh, Plymouth,
o., ST..
Bro M, W. Pearson, Tippecanoe, o..
sends, SS on account. The Brother saws.
in his letter.
Our citizens, all of them who re9d il,
are well pleased with the Organ, and we
think that its influence in this village NAV
yet prove Of great service in breaking
down the rum trade.
We are going TO have a very exciting
election for Mayor and Councilman in a
lew days, the rummies are caucusing all
the time, and intend, if possible, to elect
a set OF antl-temperance men, and flood
our town with liquor, drunkards, poverty.
immortality, and broken-hearted wives
But some OF us think, that with the inAu-
ence of the Organ, and a good share of
eXertlon amongst ourselves, we can de-
feat them, and then we will give YOU
full history OF it Tor publication in the
Organ. Weintend to break up the strong
holds of the enemy in this county, as
soon as possible, and if we don't accom-
plish it this year, we will try, and "uy
again" ill we do
Bro. A. H. Plant, Maumee City,S1.
Bro J. c. Brandt, R. S., Havensport
Division, informs us that their papers for
the last two weeks had not baen received.
The fault was purely accidental on our
part, in mailing the papers. We will
supply the deficient numbers as far as
we can. We hope this statement will
be a sufficient apology for the apparent
neglect