The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18


house, has been brought about BY the in
fluence Of the Organ. Ipassed through
Clifton few days age and / discovered
that the smoke that assembled up had
ceased, and the buildings looked as though
they were some ancientnews, that had been
in the wars, If such has been the result
Of sending one paper, how important to
endeavor to send an Organ in the imme-
diAte vicinity Of every stiIl-hOuse in the
State."1Yil "a III b xii1gus a3 toa tfg
Bro. John Rattle,D. J. G. r, Aahtubula,
o. N.o 3aJ 1B graa uoy a4Dd aai
Bro. James r, Robertson, Erie, P.O.n
Roane CO., Tenn, sends us the following
letter: II, as afriend 70 Temperance, wish
to take good Temperance PsPeT, and in
looking around, my attention has been d.
rected to your paper, the Organ Of the
Temperance Reform. / win be obliged to
you for a specimen number of this paper.
would like to make up club which I
think can do IL / had one Or more num-
bers as specimens. East Tennessee is TAX
ing hold of the cause, and is determined
never to relax its efforts until the Maine
Law or its equivalent is passed by the Leg
islature." $3.50 fo ifh1tv3Hi ,lh5.m9a
Bro. W. G. FERGUSON, New Holland, o.
4 81 for Organ. The brother gives the fol-
lowing account of meeting held in his
village 1--WE had very interesting Tenn
perance meeting on last Saturday night, our
Church was well filed. Rev. Bro. H. F.
Green, delivered most excellent address
In, behalf of Temperance generally and the
adoption of the constitution, and pledge Of
Perry Township temperance Alliance par
ticularly. Atthe close, the pledge was cir
culated, and some seventy or eighty signed
it. The constitution and pledge as adCp-
ted was the same as that of the Franklin
County Alliance, published in the Organ a
few weeks ago, but altered to suit this To-
cality, believe our march is onward and
upward. But we have still great work 70
perform, and must still keep our shoulder
to the wheels of the Temperance car until
We crush all opposition, Then may the
long aud loud shout ascend to Heaxens-
We are redeemed, Ohio is free. Then in
deed will there be rejoicing among those
who have felt most bitterly the wrongs
heapsd upon them by the monster Inte M
perance. May God speed the right" .sgn
W. W. Cox, Pm. West Liberty, Ky =
The package was sent to West Liberty
Ohio. Thesmistake has been recti6ed.
/ Bro. VIM. Bremigam, g. s., Circleville
H o. We have complied with your request.
We feel it duty as we'll as privilege, to
say that Bro. b has done much good for
the Organ, in circulating prOspectuses, &c
H Bro, ]. A. Haines, P. M, East Richland
CO., letter received. The notices were sent
in mistake. The club does not expire un-
til No. 81. Ia X ~4s oe4 AZ e
| d Bro. R. RidgwaY, Hendrysburgh, o., 81
for Organ. We are glad to learn from Bro
R. that they are prOspering finely, His Di
vision, No. Ala, Is doing well and patrOnizeE
the Organ very literally. We do not un.
derstand what the brother aims at in. thu
latter part of his letter. We have no in
tentiOn to misrepsent facts. Will the bFothe
Bro. W. Bremigam, oircleville, Ohio
So for Organ TJH3J lo - Gei.iAa ~.
Bro. G. H. Black, Delhi, Delaware, Co.,
O., So for Organ. The brother gives US al
excellent account Of the state Of the caus,
in his vicinity. They are all right and ar
determined to continue so until the fna
(. annOuncment of our triumph. Of the infu
ence Of the Organ the brother says; "YOu
paper is doing much good in our littl
town and vicinity, and we intend to doubl
our present number, if exertiOn on our par
will do IT," .r
Bro. A. E. Merritt, Waynesville, o., 81
for Organ. The brother gives US rathe
gloomy picture. Hear him: "Temperanc
II Is fiat dOiOn, with no appearance Of revi
val. Our Division has the name of still
being alive" We hope TO have better &C
count the next time the brother writes nj
Bro. VIM. Price, MonrOeville, Huron Co
O., So for Tracts. .tr..
Bro. John Mullin, SPringbOrO, o., $40 70
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