The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-11

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Il for Organ. Bro. s. has favored us sew
sral times before this. In his letter he
saws q The temperance men are all on fire
IS Tennessee. We are determined to vote
for no men for Legislators, who are opposed
to a prOhibitOry law. We have declared a
war Of determination. and will support no
man who will not face The nHsic."
Bro. Joseph johnson, P. NJ, Summer
field, O.. Sa4-Sl7 for Organ, and 81 for
Tracts and postage. Bro. J. gives US his
ouinion in full on the Postage Law, which,
upon consultation with our Cincinnati Post
Master, was acknowledged to be the lusO.
We thank Bro. j. for his information, He
also gives a good account Of Temperance in
his latitude. He says " In conclusion, |
would lust say, that the friends Of temper
ance here, are beginning to take fresh In
terest in the cause, "the cause Of all man
kind, ;" and, in proportion to ournumbers, we
think we are able to do as much as the next
Division. In fact, we have some OF the best
temperance men in the State; and when we
move "every man is host within himself"
Though we have none Of the "crittur'" In
our village, vet it is kept sometimes a short
distance from here, in dark hollow, butas
is usual now a-days, by a man, who has,
nor makes no claims to decency." If Bro.
]. viii look in his package he will find a
PAPER for the P. NJ, which we will continue
to send, just for the good he has done' ana
will continue to do.
Bro. J.::J. Kennedy, West Bedford "
We are sorry to inform you that our entire
editions of Nos. 3, 4. and 5, are completely
exhausted.
Bro. w. L. Waters, Three Forks, Tenn,
twelve names and $40. This is the second
club we have received from Tennessee dur
ing the past two weeks. The brother says
he had no trouble in raising the club, al
though he, nor any Of tho subscribers, had
ever seen a copy of the Organ, only having
heard Of it. He says, as soon as the papers
reach him, he viii send US as many more
names, and closes by saying, that all they
want with them is, free circulation OF pa
pers devoted to temperance and The Name
Il LasO! We hope they will find the organ
lust the paper they desire. They are all
for the Maine Law, and are taking the right
course to secure its adoption. We request
Bro. W. TO send US a list of Divisions, with
their P. O., in his part Of the State, where
he thinks the Organ might find circula
ton.
Rev. H. Crews, Galena, Ill. 50 for tracts
\ Your order for the papers is all right--a
many more would have been as cheerful,
forwarded-and we hope their circulation
, 4 will accomplish all the goOdyou anticipate
Bro. VIM. Glen, Marietta, o., 81. In hi
letter the brother says: " As | deem the Gil
culation of temperance intelligence init
matelv connected with the success of tn
great cause, shall do all can toward Gil
culating the Organ here"
]. Dunlap, --, sends Tor on
} copy of the Organ.
: Bro. M. ]. Howard, General D, @. w.
) for Mississippi, BolOxi, $4. We are gla
r to hear from this excellent brother agar
, There is no better, or more energetic ten
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; perance man in the State of Mississippi
than he is. In his letter, dated Feb. lot
ult., he says "our cause is on the il
, crease. Biloxi Division, of which am
, \ member, has increased some twenty men
bers in the last three months, and the jOU'
cry is, still they come. We will initiate tiv
on Saturday next. We are determined, :, Il
other counties do as they may, we will sen
a man pledged to support our cause at tn
next Legislature. Bro. Harmon, the Edit
!. of the Southern Organ, published at Ne
& orleans, was with us on last Monday nigh
= and delivered lecture before large al
g dienc and he gave rummies heavy 10
under the fifth rib. trust the cause
. vet steadily on the increase in your State