The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-09
acknowledgement.
UP TO LAST WEDNESDAY.

gan. In ms letter. Bro. y. INFORMS us tnatI
"The people are moving in our legislative
district--the signs Of the times indicate that
neither of the political parties will nominate
q Maine Law man. The Maine Law men,
consequently, issued q call for a Convention
to come of on the l4th Of this month, soon
after the others. The call is signed BY one
hundred names, embracing same Of our
most influential citizens. It does our hearts
good to see the rummieS squlrm. Even the
most inveterate OppOsers Of the law, say
that it will 60 in spite Of them"
A. A. Stewart, State Agent, per G. F.
Stewart, NOrwalk, o., Oil copies Campaign
Organ. All for Huron county.
s. Chambers, Eaton, o., 81 for Organ.
A. A. Stewart, State Agent, per James
Brown, HillsbOro', o., 300 copies Campaign
Organ. All for Highland county.
John W. Larkin, Neville, O., 81 20 for
Campaign Organ. This is very import
ant field, and the brother informs us that
they are lacking in speakers. As the State
Executive COmmitee have taken this matter
in hand, we hope proper and immediate at
tentiOn will be paid to this request. There
are plenty of speakers in the field, il their
appointments are judiCiOusly made.
T. G. Fisher, Prairie Depot, Wood coun-
ty, O., 81 for Campaign Organ.
JIM Campbell, P. M, Fort Reco very, O.,
81 for Organ. The P. NJ. informs us that
the temperance question is beginning to ex-
cite considerable interest, and that they ex-
pect to do something this fal. The antics
are getting pretty uneasy.
W. G. M'Gill, Mount Washington, o, 80
cents for Campaign Organ.
2. Swords, Wakemau, Huron county, o.,
81 O5 for Campaign Organ.
c. Reeder, Morris, Grundy county, ILL.,,
81 for Organ, for Dew Drop Division, No
l22. The brother says in his letter: "Our
81 object of sending for your paper is, to let
the friends Oftemperance in this region, have
an opportunity of seeing it in order to get
up subscriptions for it through this county;
for, by the grace of God, We intend to push
the battle to tie very gates of King Alcohol,
through the next State election, which will
come off in 1854 intend to stump this
county, with some others, and l feel like
getting the Organ scattered through the
county, as well as through the State. l
hope that victory may perch upon your
banner in your coming contest"
Eli Covert, Hiramsburgh, O., 81 for Cam.
paign Organ. The brother adds: 4" We had
meeting in our town on the 9th ult., on
the great subject of temperance. The meet
ing was addressed by the Rev. Mr.. Shafer,
and he did the subject justice. After he had
shown the great evil of intemperance, he
recommended the Maine Law, and called
for the vote of the house. Very nearly
unanimous vote was the result. We will
not vote for any man who will not pledge
himself to 60 for the Maine Law"
R. j. ]. Harkins, DuncanS Falls, O., So
for Campaign Organ.
L. B. McNabb, Poland, O., 50 for tracts.
The brother informs us that, "The tenn
perance feeling is beginning to revive in
this part of the State, though we do not
expect to elect Maine Law man. The
Wings and FreesOiIers will, in all prObabili.
ty, unite and take up a Maine Law man.
The other party will, we think, take up
rummy-the rum party being very strOng.''
R. @. Logan, Batavia, O., 25 Campaign
Organs.
L. J. Dallas, sewellsville, O., g for
tracts.
W. H. Griffith, P. NJ, Marshall, o., 81
Tor Campaign Organ.
Il. T. Sutton, BOwersville, o., 40 cents
for Campaign Organ.
3. c. Hall. WsSt6eld, Morrow county, o.,
! SV Organ, in his letter Brother Hall says:
"We are trying to do something for the
cause Of temperance here in Morrow county.
Our foes are numerous, and are determined