The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-18
ACknOwledgments.

writes. /" ThlS redeemS my pLeuS0 tOA -
subscribers. / now set my peg five notch
es higher, and pledge myself to increase the
List to thirty. lam going to number myself
among those who call themselves working
temperance men, Il do not wish to bOast')
but feel there is heavy responsibility
resting somewhere, and | am willing to bear
my share, aud pray God speed the right
We have prospect Of obtaining three new
members, and this is the fruits Of a little
work. / induced one of the number to take
the Organ, about two weeks since, and that
is the greatest secret in the case l have
also got enough in favor of resembling the
vote to deliver up the Charter, and this we
intend to carry into effect next Saturday
night IF PossInLE. Iintend next to get up
an organization, to be called Perry Town
ship Temperance League" SO as to form an
out. door work for Sons Of Temperance, in
connection with all Temperance friends
Now, Bro. Clark, if succeed in all these
undertakings, l shall advise.yOu of the fact,
and if / should fail, 1 will advise you also
and give the reason. promise myselftha
the failure shall not be my fault Since the
Organ has been coming to this Office, the
subject of Temperance has been creating
some little stir, and trust that when the
Tracts that have circulated have been
read, that the cause will take fresh start,
and we shall see and feel little of that
good time coming"
]. Oblinger, Lewisburg, Preble CO., o.,
we cheerfully forward you specimen of
our paper, and hope to hear from you in
the way Of communication for it, accom-
panied, if possible, with fine club.
A. G. Hawley, Seville, o., 81.
James HopsOn, agent for Div. No. SAT,
MunsOn, o., 50.
Thos.SJ. Sneed, Alexandra, Tennessee,
writes: "Please find enclosed $ll for Or,
gan. The excitement is growing higher
daily in this State, on the subject of Tenn.
perance. The people seem to be awaken
ing up from their long night of darkness,
and are asking for more light on the sub
ject. The Sons are wide awake and duly
sOber-holding fast to each vantage ground
and waiting only for the proper time to ar
rive, to strike the fatal blow that will Lay
King Alcohol harmless at their feet. They
are determined to keep the Temperance
Ball rolling, till, gathering strength as i
rolls on, it shall become as the stone tina
Daniel saw cut out without hands, and shal
smite King Alcohol and grind him to pow
der, and he become as the chaf of th'
threshing floor, and the wind carry then
away, that no place may be found for them
and the Temperance Ball become grea
mountain and fill the whole Earth"
Jacob GeibeI, Malta, o., Tracts are for
warded.
N. Mcdonald, Clifton, Greene co., o., S.
for Tracts. The Bro. says: "Do not b.
frightened on the receipt of this, coming as
it does from the place where Satan once ha'
his seat. There is no intoxicating drink
sold in this place, and the smoke of the dis
tiIlery has ceased ascending up and 1t
blackened walls stand as a monument 0
vices of days gone by"
A. j. Friend, HOpkinsville, O., 81.
G. W. Reese, Augusta, KY, $13.
J.W. Psryman, Montgomery, o., 81.
VIM. H. Dempster, Tabor, Tuscarawa
CO., o., 50.
W. E. Raric, Fremont, Sandusky CO., o
81 for Organ.
Garfield Phelps, sarahsVille, Noble co
81 for Organ.
VIM. F. sprague, Malta, o., 81.
Reynolds & Taylor Hendrysburgh, 0
81. for Organ. The brethren say they hav
a fOurishing Division in their town, an
but one dOggery to oppose. Friends, thel
is something wrong, or you would soon ri