The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-02-27


We continue to acknowledge, at length, the
material aid" received from our friends in the
country It will be seen that our friends are
still at work for the Organ and the cause. One
and all, will please accept our sincere thanks
for their earnest efforts in our behalf The
Organ hos now a circulation never before
squalled by any temperance paper published in
this State, and its list is still increasing with
great rapidly.
From almost every town where the Western
Fountain had circulation, we hear the en-
couraging words" strike my name from the
old list, and enter it on the new one.n To all
such, we would return our thanks, and hope
that in perusing the Organ from week to week,
they will bo amply repaid for any sacrifices
they have made.
From Bro. w. H. Clark, Of ST. Clairsville,
Ohio, we have received 81, with the promise
of more. The Bro. says the temperance army
in his part Of the State is in the field, and doing
ils work nobly--every day adding to its NUM-
bers.
Bro. L. Mackey, R. 8. of New Westville
Division, sends us 50, and says be will send
more shortly.
Bro. o. S. Mcclellan, Of Goshen, Ohio, sends
one name-Sl in addition TO those already sent,
All the subscribers 70 the Fountain, In Goshen,
have relinquished their claim on us.
Bro c. Baird, of Ripley, Ohio, sends three
names and So, in addition to his former club.
Bro. Benz. R. Symmes, of Symmes' Corner,
Ohio, informs us that he is raising club, and
wishes copy of tho paper as a sample We
send it with pleasure.
Bro R. A. Bower, of Georgetown, Ohio,
sends eleven names and SlO. The request Of
the Bro will be complied with, That is the
way we do business.
Bro James NJ. Chamberlain, Of Plymouth
Ohio, sends us SIS on account of former sub.
scriptions. (Our terms for printing Consdlu,
tions, &c, of Unions and Cadets, are 81 poi
lOO-s9 for 200 We are prepared TO do them
at short notice.]
Bro. J. Alhouse, Of Newbury, Ohio, sends
eleven names and $ll. He promises to send
more as soon as the paper is received. Send
all you can, brother, at the club rates.
From Bro A. X. Wright, Of Springfield
Ohio, we are in receipt of sll. The brother
informs us that Longly Division, No %, have
released us from the Fountain list.
Bro. George w. Johnston, of Swan, Ohio
sends for Two copies of the Organ, and en-
closes So. lie reeases his claim q copies), t.
! the Fountain list.
Bro. J. w. Davis, OF Hamilton, Ohio, sendi
one COLLAR.
Bro Isaac Dalton sends 81.
Bro. VIM. Smith, of Harman, Ohio, sendl
S2l on account of subscriptions heretofore sent
Bro l.. Mackey, of New Westville, Ohio
sends us & on subscription.
Bro. R. McNeely, R. S. of Rio Frio Division
No. 354, sends US IS in addition, and enclOse
the following resolutions, which were uRdni
mOusly adopted by the Division, We inser
them with pleasure.
Resolved, That we rslinquish all claim Of
Bro Mitchell, for the numbers OF the " FOun
tainn that were due us at tina Tina OF its sus
pension.
ResolUed, That we recognize in the "Orga
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principles in our State, and that 1t is Of vita
importance at the present crisis Of the Tempe
rance reformation, that we afford all the as
sistance in our power, and recommend 1t to tn
support OF all temperance men.
| Resolved, That we subscribe $40 for IN
"Organ OF temperance.
Bro r. s. Cleveland, of Calais, Ohio, send
four names and S. He promises to send Al
more in a short time. Send them along, brC
lher, and let them begin with your club.
Bro J. G. Merrill, R. S. Wheelersburgh d
vision, No llS, sends SO for six copies Of Ii
= Organ. The Division unanimously passed
resolution relinquishing all claim to the -Four
tain list. We hope our brethren composin
this Division will not stop with six copies W
shall expect at least twenty-five more name
7 in few weeks.
Bro J. M. Keeler, P. NJ, at Fremont, Obi
sends US sixteen names and a draft for 81
The frstan second numbers of the Organ a
entirely exhausted, and we send our tract, col
tanning the Maine Law, instead. In his lette
d the brother gives us the following encouragir
r item OF news:
S We have commenced the work here aneV
! money has this day been pledged, to defrt
q expenses, an attorney Is employed, and Il
Q Mayor, before whom the suits will be brougt
i will attend to their cases, as the laws provide
r From A. ]. Christopher, of JamestOw
: Ohio, we have a list of eight names al
SO, with the promise that the remainder
n the club shall be forthcoming.
's Bro. J.. Runner, P NJ. at Rushsylvani
a a Ohio, sends us club of ten and $40.
- - Bro. Aaron Wilson, of Nashville, Obi
If sends a club of ten, and promises the N
d terial aid" on the receipt of the first pac
IL age. Right The Bro. kindly relinquish
- his claim to the Fountain list, in such
IS neat and clever way, that we cannot he
ot quoting him: al was one Of the subsC
bers to the Fountain" at the time it we
- ,s down, and knowing that it failed in g
IN deavoring to promote good cause, free
j. forgive the balance due me from th
er source" Such a sentiment is worthy 4
p head and heart of an adUOeate Of temperate
Of and needs no commentator from US.
Departed.
NJ. Kossuth left our city yesterday me
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