The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-29
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VIM. Cochran, P. M., Bonneville, o., 81
for ten copies Of Campaign Organ.
Bro. ]. ]. Kennedy. West Bedford, o., 81
for Organ.
Bro. J. W. War6eld, Fairyiew, O., 81 for
five copies Of Campaign Organ.
J.W. Psrryman, P. H., Montgomery, O..
50 for Campaign Organ on account. All
right, but 1t is contrary to our rule.
Jesse Smith, p. NJ. KimbOltsn P. o.,
Guernsey CO., O., IS for twenty-five copies
of Campaign Organ.
CIV. Hoy, typo and formerly Of this
Office GallipOlis, o., S. for twenty copies
Of Campaign Organ. II gives us much
pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of this
letter, as we know it viii many Ofhis friends
and acquaintances in this city. Go on,
Charley, in the good begun work, and our
word for it, you will never have any regrets.
We are glad that you are doing battle in
the good cause.
MulOney g. Subins, Stcner, P. O., 81 for
FIVE copies Of Campaign Organ.
Bro. Philo DOOlittle, FredericktOwn, O.,
50 for Organ and Tracts. We know you
too well to have any hesitation in comply
ing with any reasonable request you might
make. We hope all is right.
Bro. W. C. Ferguson, New Holland, o.,
so cents for Tracts. We are glad to hear
from you again. Hope the Temperance
Hotel will succeed.
Gen. s. F, Gary, city, $22 40 for one
hundred and eight Campaign Organs.
Bro. W. B. Jackson, New Richmond, o.,
50 for Organ.
Bro ]. R. Hibbard, Spring Hill, o., "a
cents for Tracts.
Bro. A. E. Merritt, Waynesville, O.,
So 40 for seventeen copies Campaign Organ;
L. N. BOOher, P, NJ, Hyattsville, P. o.,
Miami CO., o., SO for Campaign Organ and
Tracts He says: "The time has come
when the people of Ohio shall make united
effort to save her institutions from being
heaped on the fire of ruin. am pleased
to see in our vicinity, the expression of the
Democracy on the subject Of temperance,
whilst the leaders of the Wing party are the
opponents. We rejoice that we are redeem
ing ourselves from the ISLANDERS of the Whig
party and the advocacy of rum. They al
ways have said the Democracy drank all
the whisky, and if they saw man drunk
they said he was Democrat. But, happy
for US, now they are the advocates of run
in our town. They are truly specimens Of
progress in our town, for they say we have
always drank and are not dead yet. w
aOiH not hdue our glorious liberty taken from
US nOw! For say they, if a man is foo
enough to get drunk let him. The liberty
to get drunk they hold as a great privilege
purchased by their fathers in the Revolution
They claim, the blood that was shed on the
fields of battle, gives them the right to thil
duCleHG PI4EheSOj AO'SA 1NSS'AOAANNN AAA'
progressives came into existence. They are
truly conservative, and if they remain SO
God help our country, if it should come
into their hands. Men must be lost, al
most, when money will make them advo'
Gates of destruction, devastation and death
rather than justice"
Bro. J. Wells, Fremont, o., 81 for Cam.
paign Organ.
Bro. W. Larkin, Neville, o., 81 for Organ
Bro. R. S. Wolf, Linnville, o., SO for Cam
paign Organ.
Bro. A. E. Bonham, ElizabethtOwn, o..
So for Campaign Organ.
Bro. W. W. Thomas, Swineheart, Ind,
81 for Organ.
Bro. John Reed, Newton Falls, O., 81 q
for Organ.
Bro. j. HOnnell, Harveysburgh, o., 81 for
Tracts
Bro. W. Case, Plymouth, O., 81 for Cam