The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-28
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since, and right GLAD were we to hear 50
favorable a report from his Division. they
number only thirty aud, from our own
knowledge, can say that it an 1.-The Divisions
in the State were composed Of as jealous
and active Temperance men the cause
would never languish. They promise US
another list soon.
From ARR Wright of EpriRgield, SIG
for'the Organ; of this number. langley Di-
vision takes,l0 oOpies.,. 'BrOsW.says "We
will send moresOppy I'VE feel the obliga-
ton due to Bro. Wright, and other friends,
who, ike him stood lby us IN our efforts the
first year to establish the Organ Qua firm ba-
sis, and their continued favors are source Of
the greatest graahcatioh.a 6We shall send
the Tracts as requested. q p
From H. Cary. Xeuia, $5, and names
for the Organ. This makes, in all, 25
from Bro. o, He says in his last "There
are many more here who should be subscri-
bers, and soon, hope, will boz. The
friends in Xenia always have extended a
liberal patronage to the Temperance paper,
and now that the battle begins to wax
warm, may we not, through the efficiency
of our constant brother, expect very large
list.
From John Spencer, Chauncy, Athens
county, Ohio, $40 for Organ.
From j. ID. Leonard, Marietta, Ohio, SIS
for Organ. esu $50 5 ts.5ot
From j. W. Carlisle, IrontOn, o., $l4 for
Organ f'aoo Tt iemnaE.'3 Q.
From G. Rikeff, New Philadelphia, Ohio,
81 for Organ.
From Geo. Murdock, California, o., Sc
for Organ. ,.,,
From the R. S. of Williamsburg Division
No $40, we have the hands ONE sum of $25,
and 25 new subscribers to Organ.
From J.V. Wilkin, Sidney, Ohio, SO for
Organ. r... H. ..
From William F. Carroll, Gallipolis, o.,
$Il for Organ. .o 'n.. s.a ..5.o.
From W. P. sprague, Malta, Ohio. $40
for Organ. a.., .. .r... ...
From A. Judd, Jr., Lowell, Ohio, S. fer
Organ. 'd,a
From j. W. Perryman, Montgomery, o.,
81 for Organ.
From J. NJ McElhinney, Newport, Ohio,
we have an additional name to the liberal
list from that place, accompanied by ST.,
From John S. Carmony, Lena, Ohio, 81
for Organ. The Bro says.a% We have yet
one sink hole of ruin to contend with in our
village, but have resolved to push the battle
to the gate. We have also resolved upon
having the Maine liquor law, and will not
rest until we obtain it.
From H. Carey, Xenia, Ohio, So and 3
new subscribers for Organ.
From c. Broedwall, Mount Carmel Ohio,
we have $500 and 5 new subscribers to
Organ. The Brother writes: " This will
swell our list of subscribers to thirty one,
from Division having twenty-one mem.
bers a ratio of one and half papers to
each member belonging to the Division.
Who beats us2 1--WE pause fora reply"
From NJ. Ireland, Jeffssonville, o., So
for Organ. o9'''
From Hiram Daily, West Liberty, KY,
$40 for Organ. The Brother says: We
have small Division of Sons here, whose
number is increasing weekly, Our Divi-
sion is composed of members Of the right
stamp; and, although yet inits infancy, it
has already shed a salutary influence over
our. r.village and surrounding country, ac-
knowledged and felt BY all. Our Division
is waging war of determination on alco-
hol, and her zeal knows no bounds but sue
cess. ..fa Hl.
Owing to the great number Of remittan-
ces to acknowledge, this week, we cannot
extend our remarks as fully as we would
desire but would here tender our heartiest
thanks to one and all, for the interest they
have manifested in behalf Of the Organ.
We hope they will be better paid for their
labor in seeing and realizing much good
done through its insrumentality. If We
fail in accomplishing this our want of sue
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