The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-05

that, C The tempoIaaeo cause IN thiseorner
of tho State has long besn in . langulshing
condition. But. cir, the clouds ere bagin-
ming 10 break away. The star q temperance
again beams sthwart our pathway, hope re-
wives, and wehope yet to achieys something
creditabIs in behalf Of temperance For
this purpose We want tho documents. "
q. I. Piper. P. M., Lstart Falls, o., IS
for Organ The friends Of the cause at
and around the Falls are wide awake, and
will 60 strongly in favor Of The Maine Law
advocates.
Jas. ii. Hormsll, Hnryeysburgh, o., 81
for additional Campaign Organs.
David Robbins, New Bremen, o., 81 for
Organ. Bro. R. reveals dark picture
hear him: 81 have been trying to lecture to
The people, and twelve or fourteen have
signed the pledge; but ] cannot get them to
sign for the Organ. / am almost alone in
the cause here; my will to do is strong, but
the ability is lacking. l will just say, if
you have any missionaries in the cause,
who can be spared from more important
fields of labor, point them to the north
west, as a place where there is plenty Of
labor; but their reward they must have with
them, so far as material aid is concerned"
We hope the State Executive Committee
will take notice of the Brothers request.
There is the place to labor effectually. We
are sorry that we are entirely out of back
numbers.
v. Allen, Gross Roads, o., SIT for Organ.
Thank you for this handsome list.
A. Lague, KYger, O., S. for Campaign
Organ. The Brother informs US that they
have Just organized Division, which bids
fair to be of great advantage to the cause.
He also says that Gallia county is in for
Maine Law Representative.
A. E. Merritt, Waynesville, o., 90 cents
for Campaign Organ.
w. L. King, Mt. Vernon, o., orders 4,5OO
Maine Law Tracts, for circulation in Knox
CO. Sent.
E.O. Merry, Bellvue, Huron CO., o.. 50
for Campaign Organs.
Marshall Pepper, Plattsville, o., 81 for
Campaign Organs. The Brother says that
the case is progressing finely, and promises
a Maine Law Representative, if hard fight
ing will succeed.
DR.. Gilmore, Girard, Trumbul CO., o.,
81 for Campaign Organ.
i'll. Hillerman, Lima, Stark co., o., SO
for Campaign Organs.
W. P. Laye, Putnam, Muskingum co.,
o., 81 60 for Campaign Organs.
leicester, West MiddIeburg, go cents for
Campaign Organs. 4
Robt. Hurley, Salisbury, Meigs CO., o.,
S. for Tracts. In his letter he says: The
prospects of the temperance reform are
cheering in our county, and we are deter
mined that Meigs county shall be repre-
sented in the next Legislature by jealous
advocate of the Maine Law"
E. N. Morrison, New Paris, o., 48 cents
for Campaign Organ.
A, Crooks, Bainbridge, o., $6 for Cam
paign Organ.
Joseph Hamilton, Brownsville, $S for
Campaign Organ. The Brother says: "The
Order still continues in fourishing condi-
ton. We keep the radiant star of temper
ance constantly in view. Not drop of the
eTater is sold in our place. All that the
bruisers get here is brought on Walkers
line" in the sOmbre twilight of evening,
from place about two miles distant. This
is kept in stables and wOOdpiles in town,
and so strong is public sentiment against
the traffic, that topper would about as lief
be caught in ahen-rOOs as to be seen emerg-
ing from one of these liquor receptacles.
We are heart and hand for the Maine Law"
DR.. T. G. Mitchell, Mechanicsburgh, Ind,
25 cents for Campaign Organ.
]. L. Runnels, Ashley, Delaware co., O.,
SIS for Campaign Organ and Tracts. The