The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-19
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are regularly mailed, The fault Is not
IT T. T. Haman, Bsrea, Ouyahoga CO., 81
for Organ. All right. m.aesr
.w E. s. HuIin, Brsceville, o., 40 cents for
Campaign Organ.
Josep6 A. OOppock, Westville, MahOuing
IN. Sl 90 for Campaign Organ. The brother
has our thanks for exeFtiOus to increase our
George S. Fuller, Harrison o., 50 for
Campaign Organ,
]. B. Robbins, Goshen, o., $3.4O for
Campaign Organ. fe8 E#
Bonam Fox, Blanchester, O., 20 cents for
Organ.
25 cents for Campaign Organ.
C. w, B. Allison, Bellefontaine, Logan
CO., O., so cents for ditto.
S. F. Taylor, Milan, Erie, CO., o., 81 for
Campaign Organ.
DR.. o. G. Chase, Arbuckle, Va, 90 cents
for Organ. The DR.. says, we have almost
persuaded him to think that he can do some
good for the cause. We knOw be can, and
are fully satisfied that he is doing good
work. We hope he may soon convince the
"TuckGboeS that whisky is not essential to
health, happiness, or politics; and that the
Maine Law is anything else but tyranical.
Otho French, Bourenville, o., So for
Tracts.
Josiah G. schaefsr, Claysville, o., So
for Organ.
John W. Larkin, Neville, o., $l,2O for
Campaign Organ. Brother. L informs us
that the people up with him are getting
wide awake on the liquor question, and
whl actaccordingly.
T. D. Manning, Sidney, Shelby CO., o.,
81 for Organ.
John r. Williams, G. w. P, SO 5Ofor Or
gan, from Cleves, Elizabethtown and Dent.
N. Mcdonald, Cedarville, O., 81 for Or
gan.
H. Carey, Xenia, O., 50 10 for Campaign
Organ. Brother @. inform us that i" the
wings of Green county have nominated DR..
D. K. Green, Of Jamestown, for representa-
tive; he is right on the temperance question.
Very many, both Maine and Anti Maine
r Law men, did not go into Convention; not
being willing to bind themselves to abide
by the decision" The New Ritual is pro-
. crossing finely, and will be ready for deliy.
cry. to G. S. in a few days.
John w. Larkin, Neville, Clermont CO.,
O., 81. for Campain Organ. The cause is
looking up at Neville, although they have
few hard cases to deal with. She will do
her share toward sending Maine Law
representative to the Legislature from Cler-
mont
VIM. Bremigam, G. S.. Circleville, O.,
$3l for printing. Brother B. says: " went
to Chillicothe, on Friday last, with Brother
Olds. The meeting was quite large, and
Brother 0. gave them one of his best
speeches. He spoke two hours and twenty
minutes, and so great was the interest that
not dozen persons left the ground until he
was through. The temperance men are
very determined in Ross, but what will be
the result no one can now say" The abb
stract will be inserted next week.
Jesse Atwell, GAINESVILLE, o., 81 for Organ.
In his letter he says:..'' One week ago to-
day, the wings of Old Muskingum nOmin-
ated two Out-and-out "Maine Law men,"
and will be, likely, elected, for the wings
are the predominant party. To-day de.
mocracy nominated their candidates, aud it
is generally believed that they are Anti
Maine Law men," This, however, is not
certain; but if they are, we will beat them
bad-if We can. | do not like to say, I" if
we can," for we will do it any how" That
is the way to talk
E. L. Gardner, Bremen, Fairfield CO., O.,
81 for Campaign Organ.
W. L. King, Mt. Vernon, o., 81 for Or.
gan.
E. Dimmitt, OwensVille, O., 50 for Organ.
Brother D. says: "0ur mass meeting has
made hundreds of Maine Law men. AT
rangements are making for holding several
more meetings in Old Clermont. Put Cler-
mont down as right side up. Depend on
that. Brother NJ. M. Edwards is still at nv
house, and unable to be about. He has
been confined to his bed since Sunday week
(say ten days., but is now on the mend. 1t
will be some time before he is able to take
the field, which is to be much regretted.
His illness is pronounced by his physician
to be infammatory rheumatism" We are
gratiied to learn that Brother E. is recov-
ering; his services at this time are greatly
needed.
s. J. Murray, Fayetteville, Brown CO., O.,
50 for Campaign Organ. The brother speaks
in fattering terms of the Organ, and the