The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-26
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teen cents, to clubs only. This is consid-
erable reduction, and we hope the step vii,
be met promptly by our friends, BY a CORE
sponding increase in our already very
heavy list We present to our readers from
week to week, facts and Illustrations that
should be read by every voter in Ohio, and
much of the influence of the Organ is
u.sed BY the hardness Of our friends in
St snlng in clubs, &c. We again urge upon
thS temperance public the imperative ne
cessty Of the extensive circulation Of the
0rgan:-a
]. F. Keeler, Cleveland. All clubs or
dered by Bro. A. A. Stewart, State Agent,
are prepaid by us and chaged to the State
Executive Committee, by his order, and we
have the Postmasters receipts for the same.
The mistake was with the Post-Ofice here.
All Irregularities are therefore charged to
the Cincinnati Post-ofice, and we regret
that there is much cause for complaint, by
their loose manner of doing business. As
an instance of their way of doing business,
we will give the following: On the 2Sth of
May last, we dispatched letter to friend
residing only sir miles from the city, on
very important business, and it reached
him on the 23d day of August, inst. The
speed was only tolerable for the nineteenth
century, and the only wonder is that it
reached him at all
Levi Fox, Somerville, O., 81, for Organ.
David Strong, Edinburgh, o., 81, for
Organ.
W. R. jackson, Columbia, O., 81, for
Organ.
Gustavus Fox, P. NJ, Guadenhutten, o.,
81, for Tracts. In his letter, the brother
says: 81 am keeping public house in this
place. have been here nearly four years,
but have not dealt out any of the 'critter,
the frequent calls for something to take
10 the contrary, Notwithstanding. There is
some interest manifested in the glorious
cause of temperance, but not as much as |
would like to see. The distribution of a
few of your campaign papers and tracts
will, no doubt, be the means Of giving the
great ball quicker motion, in this commu-
nity.' We hope every friend of the cause
having business in that locality will call on
Brother Fox. A man of his stamp de-
serves the patronage of the travelling pub
lie.
W. H. Preston, Beverly, o., 81, for Cam
paign Organ.
A. A. Stewart, orders 100 copies of the
Campaign Organ, to be sent to Judge VIM
Barbee, Troy, Miami county, O.; also 100
copies to William Rossman, Eaton, O.; also
COPY to John M 'Campbell-TOtal, $2Ol.
A.. A. Stewart, orders 300 copies sent to
Hon. Moses B Corwin, NJ. O., Urbana, O.:
also, copy each, TO F. D. Fowler and D.
B. John, Troy.
JIG. Crouck Cedar Bluff, Cherokee CO.,
Ala, 81, for Organ.
John R. Williams, G. w. P, Salem, Co.
lumbiana county, O., 81, for Organ.
]. R. Brelsford, BeIlbrook, 0, 81, for
Tracts.
Thomas Adams, P. M, Level, Warren
county, O., 90 cents for Campaign Organ.
John R. Williams, $3.50, for Campaign
Organ.
B. W. Chidlow, Cleves, o., 81, for Cam
paign Organ. Bro. @. says in his letter.
"our temperance meetings are multiplying,
and increasing in interest. These gather
ings of the people, in the sanctuary, the
schOol-house and the grove, show waking
up in earnest, and are the harbingers that
the Miami Valley wills that prohibitory
law shall be enacted, and, to be consistent
wills the election of sound temperance rep
resentatives to legislate for us in the next
Assembly"
L. G. Monroe, Summerville, O., 25 cents
for Campaign Organ.
james F. Kyrk, Westfeld, o., 20 cent
for Campaign Organ.