The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
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.,roulatioa =. Il tie Organ Il FIVE THOU
SAND COPIES w only wish 4 was
twios a. Inrce. az sl.en lis influence would
bs twice q great. Lei our brethren go to
work in earnest md give The zen thousand.
II can be done easily.
Bro. A. ]. Friend, Maineville. o., 9S
cents for Csmpaign 0gan.
Bro. s. M. Hayne. Unchsyille, o., IS for
COmpaIen Organ Sor Division.
Bro. VIM. HannamaD, Indianapolis, Ind,
81 for Organ,
Bro. M. L. Houston, South Charleston,
O., $tfor Organ.
Margaret Corwin, R. s., Urbana Union,
$3.50 for Tvacts.
Bro. w. L. King, Mt Vernon, 0. We
have the Maine Law in tract form, and can
supply any number at IS per 1000. z
Bro. R. Burr, Delaware, o., In a letteron
business, gives us the following item: We
are having some "fun here with liquor
sellers, as will as some fighting. Our or
dinance works wells, and does good execu-
ton, and we now fairly have the liquor
sellers "under," and things 60 much
easier than we had any reason to expect;
and in the community, / believe there Is
bat one voice in regard to sustaining the
most rigid enforcement Of its provisions,
except by those interested in the trade, or
the " suckers" who are by 1t deprived Of
their " constitutional rights " Of driving
the hogs from the gutter in order to make
room for themselves. The spirit Of H."
however, occasionally manifests itself in
various uprisingS in defense of their rights
On last night, for instansc, was startled
from my sleep by the crash Of my win
dows, this morning found the rooms in the
front of my house, furnished with additional
means OF venJlllutiUn, saA a email armfnll Il
of arguments from neighbOring stone
yard, lying on my carpets. However, an
additional "V"Or an OK" levied upon
each liquor seller, as l may have occasion
hereafter, will probably pay for all the glass
which temperance men may have broken
in that way. "0ld Delaware is good for
three UOtes to one in favor of the MGine LGsc,
whenever the people can have that question
fairly before them, without being hampered
by those clces and curses Of all moral reforms,
the political parties" i
Bro. A. E. BOnham, Elizabethtown, O., /
81 for Campaign Organ. i
Bro E. Hunt, Elizabethtewn, o., 81 for
Organ. Il
Bro. W. W. Hibben, jamestown, O., so
cents for Organ. ,s# i
Bro. w. B. Jackson, New Richmond, O., Il
81 for Organ. 4
Bro. h. Chance. from Shelby, O., IS for
Organ. Bro. O. says: "The ball is still |
rolling glOriously up In this section; where
ever meeting is called the people flock
out en- mGSse. We held two meetings in
this place, and on last evening we took \
vote upon the Maine Law. The house was
crowded, and it was unanimous. So goes
the fight"
Bro. Geo. W. Johnson, Swan, o. Your
money has been received and the paper for.
warded regularly. /
Bro. Amos Wilson, HsbardsViIle, O.. Al
for Organ. ~ Il
Bro. F. Dunan, Lima, o.; IS for Cam
paign Tracts. H
Dr.. 0. @. Chase, Arbuckle, Va, 81 for
Organ. In his letter he says II think I \
will soon bO able to send you few more
names. ] advance the money for one Of
these names, for he is one Of the most noted
tOpers in this section Of country. He pro.
missed he would take the paper out of the
Office and read it. / hope he will do SO. \
This place takes me, for whisky will elect
any man to our county Offices; it has much
to do in electing cur justices Of the Peace
I am confident my professional popularity
is much injured here BY my continual plead. /
ing for the temperance cause" u