The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-23
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gan. In his letter, the Brother says: I" Our
Convention came off last Wednesday. Had
good time of time of it. All Of one mind;
ready to let party go, and vote for Maine
Law man. The Wings in this district have
been fairly driven into rank, The Demo
Gratis relying on their own strength, being
the strongest party in this district, nOmln-
ated an Anti-Maine Law man. There were
some Democrats at our Convention who
said they had never voted for Wing, but
they must and would this fall am salts
fed that the Maine Law Candidate for
Representative, Mr.. SANFORD l.. COLLINS,
will be elected by large majority"
]. AllshOuse, Newburg, o., 81 for Organ.
H. W. Chandler, Norwich, o., l,25 for
Organ.
TX. HOge, yanlue, o., 25 cents for Or
gan.
N. Martin, Springfield, o., 81, so for Cam
paign Organ.
D. Manning, ButIervile, O., 81 for Organ
A. A. Stewart, State Agent, 200 copies
of Campaign Org Ito DR.. A. Bagley, Chan
don, O.; 100 to H. G. Beardslee, Paine
vile; 100 to Az W. Hendry, sandusky
City; 100 to A. Scoville, Ashtabula; post
age prepaid.
John Brandt, Carroll, O., 81 for Organ.
In his letter he says: The work goes on
well here. The Maine Law is gaining
strength every day in this county. The
Democracy have nominated an Anti-Maine
Law man; and the Wings have refused to
bring out any candidate. But the Maine
Law men have nominated John Collins,
Esq, who is right on the subject. Yet it is
doubtful whether he can be elected"
John w. Learon, West Woodville, o., So
for Campaign Organ.
J. Burton, D. G. w. P, Roseville, o., ST.
for Campaign Organ.
A. A. Stewart, State Agent, 100 copies Of
Campaign Organ 10 H. M. McAbee, Canton /;
100 to Robert Folger, MassilOn, o.; so to
A. A. Guthelie, Putnam; 81 to NJ. G. Mitch
ell, GAINESVILLE; SO to John H. Kauke, Wor-
cester, o.; SO to Dr. A. T. Davis, Whining
ton; rs to J. W. Ross, Perry sturg; rs to
Judge Farr, Greenville; so to Jason McVay,
Sidney; 50 10 George Kicker, New Philadel-
phia; so to Hon. N. Rush, Washington; so
to J. Morris, Ironton; $50 to J. W. Davis,
Hamilton.
G. P. Burwell, New Haven, 81 for Organ.
81. Dikenson, Randolph, o., Sc for Or
gan.
L. NJ Morrison, New PARIS, o., Is cents
for Tracts.
J. @. COuson, UIbana, O., 81 for Organ.
The Brother says: We have stirring times
here now on the Temperance question.
Three candidates for the Legislature one
Red Nose, WHO don't think the Maine Law
expedient; and one who is regular Maine
Law man. Our Maine Law man is an old
Son of Temperance, and the regular Wbig
nominee. Desperate efforts are being made
to defeat his election, and perhaps they will
succeed, but we think not"
NJ. 5. Higgins, Tltin, o., Is cents fol
Campaign Organ.
DR.. L. J. Dallas, Sewellsville, o., $2,l;
for Campaign Organ
Noah LeVeriug, Urbana, O., $40 for Or
gan.
S. Emery, Maumee City, o., 81 for Organ
J. W. James, R. S. Division No. SO
Jamestown, o., Sc for Campaign Tracts.
A. A. Stewart, State Agent, 100 copes o
Campaign Organ to William Rice, YOungs
town, o.; 100 to ]. B. Robinson, Elyriaj
so to John S. Reid, Wellington, and a long
list of single names.
Joseph r. Edison, Mount Vernon, Indi'
ana, So for Organ. The postage stamps
We're not enclosed.
W. H Dempster, Taber, P. o., o., 80 cts
for Campaign Organ. 20
VIM. HOeh, LondOnville, O., $3.50 fol
Organ.