The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21


It Is commendable move and we hope
good may be effected. We have sent them
BY mail,
From M. Pepper, Plattsville, o., 50 for
Temperance Tracts. Bro. P. writes that
they have but one doggery in their place,
and he thinks, by diffusing a little more
temperance light there, the community will
rid the mrelves Of it.
From ]. A. Harvey, East Liverpool, O.,
$1,000 and 90 now subscribers. He says:
"I will still be able to forward you more
names. There has been few dry branches
loped off from our division and leaves US but
95 members, with % subscribers TO the Or
gan Of Temperance Reform"
King Alcohol has fourteen ports in our
little Village, which give the enemies four
teen chances for lurking from the cause Of
just humanity.
From ]. H. McEIhinny, Newport, Wash
ingion CO., o., $40 for Organ. it'o i'n
From A. M. BOdley, Plymouth, Richlahd
co., o., $40 for Organ. Bro. B. says ~
hope to be able TO add to this number ina
few days. All who read the Organ are well
pleased with il, and think it will do much
good" We hope, friends, that your expec
tations may be realized. Thisi is the object
for which we labor. NG Ieu n
From A. L. Nye, Kossuth, Auglaize CO.,
o., 50 for Organ. Twelve months ago,
Bro. Nye sent US his subscription, and in
his letter stated that he had used some ex-
ertion to procure other names, without sue
cess. We congratulate the Bro. on the i'm
proved spirit which seems TO animate tenn
perance men in his vicinity, and ourselves
in having the cooperation of such an eff
cient agent. 4i .&"o ataea.3A
From ]. R. Ellis, Racine, O., S. for Or
gan. s. laa
From Margaret A. Mitchell, Zanes vile,
o., 81 for Organ, a
FrOmJ G. Reed, Mount Vernon, o., $l3
for Organ. Bro. R. writes az was APP
pointed agent for your paper, and am de-
termined to do all l can, both in and out Of
the Division, for the Organ, believing as
do, that the only way to accomplish our OBJ
ject is TO circulate temperance documents" I"
We wish every Div. in our State had Just
such an agent as Bro. R. aas'
From T. H. Herdman, Charlottesville, o.,
$40 for Organ. We received ten new sub
scribers from Bro. H. last week, and he
writes that we shall have another by the
next mail. This is the second list from
Bro. H. Will this Division hold the exalted
position she held last year : Al members
took the Organ last volume. a
From Joseph Jones, Marietta, O., $40 for
Organ, and ii new subscribers. This is
in addition to the 200 subscribers already
sent to Marietta. The friends here speak
for themselves.
From P. Doolittle, Fredericktown, O., IL
new subscribers. Bro. DOO-lttLe ought to
have his name changed.
From Roswell Reed, Cleves, Hamilton
CO., o., 10 subscribers to the Organ. Some
time after we commenced the publication of
the Organ, we sent specimen and pros
pectus to Bro. R., and in response received
his subscription and the promise of his SER
vices, in our behalf. 1t was the first init
nation he had received of the resuscitation
of the Temperance Journal and if, as he
stated, il gave him pleasure to see paper
SO fearlessy advocating the cause of truth
and humanity we certainly felt as much
gratified in acknowledging his assistance.
We recoIlect that Bro. Reed represented his
District, several years since, as delegate
to Temperance Convention, held at New.
town, and bling disappointed in his con
veyance, walked the entire distance rather
be thought direlect in duty. We suppose
he has rather hard section to operate in,
for the man that walks 90 miles to attend a
temperance Convention, would obtain 10
subscribers any place. d
From NJ. Ireland, agent for JeffersonvilIe
Division, we have fine list of 81 subscri-
bers, accompanied with the dew drops Bro.
Ireland, in his letter, says: "Send one copy
to each name and seven to the R. S. of the
Division, making in all just the number Of
members in the Division at this time, as we
have been renovating it lately, and reduced
the number from 81 to 81 therefore, gen
tlemen, if we do not get premium in pro-
portion to our number of members, we might
get it in proportion to the number of Johns
on the list" If we are permitted to Judge
Of the renovating process alluded to, We
should think, from the decided demonstra-
tion given by the members of Jacksonville
Division, that she has most thoroughly sep