The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-28

IS for 0rgan--an addition to the generous
list before received from the Division at
that place.
From John Rochester, Logan, Hooking
county, Ohio, $l0 and 10 new subscribers
to the Organ.
From s. 3. Lanphire, Brunswick, Me-
dina county, Ohio, we have the following
decidedly interesting letter: Enclosed you
will 6ud $75 for the Organ, and 78 subscri-
bers. The above amount has been raised
by the members of Sweet Home Division,
No. 81, instituted July 10Th, 1851. The Di-
vision, at present, is small--hayipg but 38
members, part Of whom are SO far off that
they have not met with US for months but
want you to distinctly understand, that
we are ell true Sons Of Temperance, and
are willing to work, and sacrifice our time
and money, too, to promote the temperance
cause. As agent for our Division, / am
authorized to say, that zoe haUe enlisted dur
ing the entire ICGr. We will endeavor to do
all we can for the Organ in fac, We are
obliged to sustain it for our existence as
Temperance organization, in great degree
depends upon the diffusion of temperance
truths in our midst and we know OF no
paper so well adapted to our wants as the
Organ"
From David Mercer, Williamsburg, No
BILE county, Ohio, SO for Organ. Brother
M. says: 'In respect to the Temperance
movement, we are awake, and our Division
is moving forward. Although we have had
strong opposition, it is giving way, to some
extent, and we are waiting anxiously for a
law similar to that Of Maine.
From James H. Freeman, Richmond Dale,
Ross county, Ohio, $ll for Organ. 3P
From Edinburg, Portage county, Ohio, 81
for Organ.
From J, H. Sharp, Williamsburg, Ohio,
$4 for Organ, with the promise Of "few
more Of the same sort soon"
From B, Eaton, Hendrysburg, Ohio, $40
for Organ,
From Thomas @. Upton, Darbyville, o.,
SO for Organ. Let us hear from you, B o.,
by way Of a communication for the paper.
It will be very acceptable,
From I. Schmucker, Newark, o., 81 for
Organ,
From Uri N. Merwin, Newton Falls,
Trnmbull county, Ohio, S22, 90 for Organ.
The brother says 80 We have number Of
reformed men in our Division, ~ho are, and
have been for some time, an ornament to
our Order, and our hope is in the Maine
Liquor Law and wheR there is purity and
principle enough in our Legislature to pass
such law, there will be found good niettLe
enough in our midst to put the law in force,
and 'rOut' the rum or whisky casks from
their dens, TO the Joy and satisfaction of
many disconsOlate wife, and of the COM
munity in general. Still we have the enemy
with us; but give US the Maine Law, and
they are ours. a....
From John W. Goshen, Putnam, Muskin-
gum county, Ohio, $ll for Organ.
From J. Robinson, Washington, Guern-
sey county, Ohio, SIT for Organ and SO cts
for Tracts. Brother R. says "We are in
the midst of an excitement such as we never
before witnessed, occasiOned by the pas
sage Of the Maine liquor law by our town
council but whether we can enforce the
aw, remains yet to be seen." Friends, you
must enforce it. We cheerfully enter upon
our exchange list Brother RS paper, as re-
quested,
clOu 1Ltluut EAACh OutOg RHsU AOL
Organ, for the use of Lima Division. '.l
From w. O. Ferguson, New Holland,
Pickaway county, Ohio, SO for Organ.
From John Walker, West Middleburg,
Ohio, we have the following Enclosed
you will find $l2 for IL copies of Organ.
Our Division is in prosperous condition,
the temperance ball is in motion, and the
enemy is about to give way, We are ad.
ding to our Division men of principle, who
have heretofore been our enemies, but they
receive the yoke and go with US for the
Maine Law. You may set down old Logan
as one county that will, at the next elec-
ton, send to our legislature temperance
man, pledged to go for the Maine law"
From Bro. Orr, of Miami Town, Ohio, 81
for Organ, ..t ussf
From L. D. Allen, North Fairfield, Hu-
ron county, Ohio, 81 so for Organ.
From g. s. McClellaud, Goshen, Cler-
mont county, Ohio, 50 for Organ.
From ]. Oldham, Brownsville, Ohio, 50
and one subscriber 10 Organ, to be added
to the club sent from that place, Shall we
!