The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-29
AcknOwledgments.

halow This looks like doing something
and we bope Il win be long continued. The
time i drawing near for the great battle to
ba fought in Ohio. in which the fate Of the
Maine Law is tObs decided, end there is
no time 10 be lost BY our friends. Il they
would win they must ight and that. too
willingly and understandlngly. All our
friends must be thoroughly posted and this
thew cannot be unless they areTeadersOf the
Or1an--the acknowledged leader, head and
front Of the Maine Law movement IN ONO
It is full Of facts and forcible arguments in
favor Of this glorious law-cOntains COM
municatiOns from all parts Of our State
GIVING the true state Of the causein the writ
srs : locality, and what course its friends
intend persuing, &C, DC. The reading
If tbsse communications very often revives
the latent energies of many good friends Of
the cause. Seeing that his brethren in other
parts are up and doing, he will adopt his
nlaps. &C., and thereby much good is DONE
+ also concentrates the whole Of the tenn
perance force-One object-One desire-One
aim pervades the entire rank and file Of the
great army of temperance. How imPera-
lively necessary is it, therefore, that every
man and woman in Ohio, who claims to be
g. friend of the cause, be a contant read
er of the Organ! Without an organ to
advise and rally our forces, every one would
fight on his own hook, and every one
would meet with an inglOriOus defeat. Hav-
ing fearless and independent Organ-One
acknowledged on all hands to be worthy
of the place it Occupies-why is it not
more extensively circulated in ohiOf The
proceedings of the Grand Division OF Ohio
will be found in our paper to-day, from
which it will be seen that the usefulness oil
the Organ to the cause is fully appreciated
and acknowledged. This recommendation
alone should induce every one to commence
his labors for the Organ. Ohio is Maine
Law State. There is no doubt of this; ant
all that is needed to put the law upon ou
Statute Book, is light and knowledge. Shal
the good people of Ohio be deprived Of al
the blessings of the Maine Law, when it cal
be obtained SO CheapH We shall see.
Bro. A. A. Stewart, Columbus, o., on
hundred names, with the cash ($lOO) accom-
panying, and a promise that the numbe
will be increased to ttOO hundred names i
the course of two or three weeks. Good fC
Bro. Stewart We have always thought b
was among the best and most reliable Ten
perapce men in the State, and now we haV
the proof of it. Bro. S. has our warme'
thanks for his disinterested efforts for th
Organ. Long may he live to enjoy the goo
wishes of his numerous friends, for his III
tiring exertions for the cause. May h
shadow never grow less
Bro. Philo DoOlittle, Fredericktown, O
S3,2 for Organ and Tracts.
Bro. S. Emery, Maumee City, o., 81 fC
Organ.
Sister Roxana A. Blackmar, GlenwOO'
Mills co., Iowa. The papers have been 70
warded as per request. The letter Sister
sends US is so good, that she must excuse l
for giving il publicity in our next.
Bro. VIM. E. Motheral, Troy, Tenn, SEM
us thirty-six names and $36, for the Orga
Thanks to Bro. N. and his co-workers
the good cause for this most liberal subscri
ton to the Organ. Our friends down
the good State of Tennessee are determine
that their present effort for the Maine La
shall not fail of success for want Of acti'
exertions and generous iberality on the
part. Bro. M. informs as that they have
Maine Law candidate for Representati
from ObiOn county, and that they expect
elect him. We hope such may be the cas-
and if we can be of any use to our frieD
in the contest, our aid will be most chez
fully rendered. We hope the Organ M
give satisfaction to its new readers, and
of service to them in furthering the 90
work.