The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-12

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Campsien oresn. 0f ihe prospect in bis
peiehborhood lie Bio. writes ua; ALLOW
me Is ssy q you il this hasty note. that
public opinion i bsipg aroused in this COM
munisy on he aubjsete ei . ProhibisOry Law
in reference d tie Use, sale and manufsc-
ture ofin,oslesiing liquors. and We take en-
cou4ao ment here lOt the ultimate triumph
of lie sMaiae Law prineiples,g from the
fact thst through the blessings cf God we
here, as Church, enjoy the labOrs of
Pastor who has thrown down the glove and
taken up ihs pen and the pulpit, to the fur
therapce Of this desirable object
"a. Z. Proctor, Quaker Bottom, Lawrence
county, O., IS for Organ and Tracts
John r. Bonnel, Carthage, Hamilton Co,
O., $4,6O for Campaign Organ.
]. L. Westerwslt, Central College, Frank
RI lin Co., O., SO cents for Campaign Organ.
III S. P. Baldwin, GAINESVILLE, o., 81 for
g Campaign Organ. 5i,a
Thomas F. Garner, P. NJ, Vaughanville,
Putnam Co., o., 50 for Campaign Organ.
H. E. Moore, P. M, Homer, Champaign
county, Illinois, IS cents for Campaign
Organ.
Thaddsus s. Cleveland, Cadiz, O., ST..
The Bro. informs us that his Division is in
a "dilapidated condition." which we are
'- very sorry to hear. Of the feeling in he
county, (MOnrOe,) he says the prospect is
very good, the temperance men holding the
balance Of power. We hope they will use
it right, and send up friend Of the Law.
c. v. Culver, Logan, O., $5 for Tracts.
Joseph Elliott, Canal LeWisville, CoshOc-
ton Co., o., 25 cents for Campaign Organ.
Philo DOoIittle, Frederic ktOwn, O., 81
for Organ. a
A. Way, Newbery, o., 90 cents for Cam
paign Organ. g,.
W. Il. Constant, P. NJ, LambertOn, o.,
$2for Campaign Organ. The package will
be sent to your address.
George r, BurweIl, Cleveland, O., 81 for
Campaign Organ.
A. R. Wright, Springfield, o., 50 for
Organ. The Bro. says they are progress
ing slow but sure. Glad to hear it.
William Beverly, GEeenVille, O., 81 for
the Organ. haam.
james Hopson, FOwler's Mills, O., 50
for Campaign Organ. The Bro. suggests
good idea for circulating the Organ and
temperance publications. He says One
word in reference TO the Campaign Organ,
and the way to have it extensively clrcu-
lated. Ny plan is for the friends of tenn
perance TO advance the money for it, and
as soon as they receive the first number, let
them 60 through their neighborhoOd and
dispose Of them, in reference to which
will give my experience as soon as you
commence publishing your paper for the
campaign. ! made AN exertiOn to get up
club, but could only get one subscriber.
Some said they would take it if they had
the change, others would see about it in
few days, and other excuses. Determined
not to be bafied, sent you one dollar and
requested you to send five copies. Ny rea-
son for sending for five copies, was that in
the t"enIy-sixth No., under the head of
''Great Reduction" BY mistake you offered
to furnish it for 20 cents. As soon as re-
ceived the package disposed Of them all,
and think that in few hours can dispose
of what l have ordered this time. Our
County Alliance meets the 18th of this
month, aher which hope to send you
another club, and will write how the cause
prospers in this section"
Isaac J, Allen, Mansfield, o., 50 for Or
gan and Campaign. In bis letter the Bio.
says: This region is probably the most
iHPrGeticabLe Of any in Ohio in all matters
aPpertalning to temperance but we find
around us an excellAnt stale Of feeling,
which is RaniGestly growing favorable to