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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Menfben uno 2(fen auf eiper Sprie.

~-tN'iNHN'' WV NNiINh We NthNN fNNf
9ll5 gSrlI6's Circus nruli6 Sa Spmeriet, S6io,
cine Sprltellung CAB, raudten niebrere Srldrper,
int Bette gang 9cmiitbli4 ibrr pfrifen. Giner Der
GircuSlrute BAT ie bGfid mGbrenb Der Sprltcalnte
ibre pfsiien aus Dem Nhmbe gu Iesen; bie1e Sitte
iparp purtb grpbbeitsn brantpurtet, Gin g8ort CAB
pas anpere, bis enpli6 Gin gtagemeineS @efedt
,rIdtn ben Srlanpcrr unp ben Gircusmdnncrn
pprfel. Die GriI6cn crbrlten cine 9lnSabl Gis
lenbabnarteiter gum geiItanp, autb nabmen Sclie
BON pem GauntY glrid,nle, mo Gin 9prratb Nlusa
trten, YulSrr unp &anenen aufteipabrt waren.
Sept rurpcn alle GirruSpdseh untsewprfcn mr
Der gtcb rutbrte NIT unsctiinr purd bic Strabet.
9mlprub purbe bc Dem Sderiff pes GantieS unr
Gjuuprrt,Er bes StaatS 9rmaGt fir cine 0tilitSr'
ma6t gun llnterSridlng beS 0tpba, 9aS Mli-
t1r erfhicn ein9e bunbert Wiann tart, un6 nab
men ungcIdbr Gin bmpert Srlanper scfansen, ncl-
dc lih nun pgne 9Sireriianp ersabrn.-Gm Cir
cilsmanu puype l9rrdli6 ermCrpet selmben, unb
anperc iraren Idmer Seripunrrt. 9u1 elm SrlGns
Der wurpe 9et5ptct utp eipi9e Serirunpct,
Denlrlbcn 9ltenp ais Der 9tufrutf hrrA biz
Straern tpbtc uHb ii4 Gin 6auicn MenI6cn pie
ptlbc Slcrc 0eterprten, rilirn il6 bic 9tffen spr
gSclih'S Cirrus BON ibrrn Jicttcn, pranseu in er
tena6tnyte5 &pufelp unb batten etpa 40 Sus
lGel &rrnf9rn fprt9ci9Ieppt eRe Der eritantt
Bauer bic Stcte rntpedtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Sin WicrS in Der Jrrcnifalt 81 Sprentc,
t"@ Gauaoa.

Gin traurtgcr Mcrp wurbc am ScrIcbtcn Mpns
ta9c in rrr Srrcnfalt 81 SUrrntc prribt. Gin
Deutldrr, rfr tiir,lA eine 9dnjc 6amiltr III Der
gl1be ppn Sbprclp mtrafte unb pSter raS 9luS
in Srurr IeBtt, rurpr aus Dem 9rpStl3al 3uht1
bauIe mad Der Srrrnanitait 9rlAitt. Gr wurpe init
enem trttldarriecn Yatrutrn in baIclte Simmer
aepcrrt, nit Der anprilun8 Ypni SEarter, pasiclte
AZ liubcrn, gu ipIAcn 3rprtfe In belrr nit elmer
Sbsucrtiritc YrrlaG, peren eines Gntr tart NIT
. GtIrn trIAtagcn mr. Sci irncr 8iiftetr fmN
bcr gSirtrr ben Yatiratcn tppt mp 3cidlen Spn
trei S9ldgen an eincm Srpfr, wcIRr ou9cnidrin'
lid nit prm Siirltenlrle ibm br9ebra6t mprpen
mar. Cine gtiarnIdau wUrbr atgcbolten, nno
Der au5ipruh Der Sur9 lautctr Den llmltinrcn 9rs
mG6. 9tutb Ipra3 pielclte fA iter llnlhidlidz
fet aus, 3u6t6aus Natirntrn ben anrrrn in rer
9lnltalt ,u,u9cicllcn. Der 9Sartcr pmd beHn
SpraIciSteit ptcie 9raulmtafts 8ataitrpplc bcrs
brigrfii3rt wurbe, iplI aus rcr antaIt cnttalIen
ipprbcn leil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
8efdnntma6und.

SD Der llnteri6ricbene made befannt, baB i6
pas SietIAneiprn aufscbe aus msbreren
llrlaheu id bin beinabe seswun9en es 3u tbun,
unO itb fii6te oanftar fir bic SunbI6oft bic idb
irit piersis 9abren senciien babe. SD Sertleibe
euer ipOblwanl6enprr Nlttur8rr,
Sno. 9Sm. Srunner.
Srptemter %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
SanS 1tllD SDtte
Bum Nrin1t 2Scrfauf.

Der linterI6rirbene tietet tierlnt lein fdGbta,
res 9aus Ianmt 9ptte, in Ster-Sauccn Gauu.
Ibip, 2eda Gmmtp, gum YripatScrtauf an. Dali
lclbeil an9enebm scle9en an Der bfentli6en Strae
ee bic BON gl1entcpn mad GbarleStppn fiibrt, ct
ipa cine Meile peltlid, BON Der ct. paulS Stride
in tcIagtem GaunIdip; sren3enb an 9ano bon
Deter 6eiit, perlt. @nbreas gSalter, GbarlsS g.
Gbril unb anterr; entbaltenb older 81 STU,
tbrn eanS. Die SerbeiIerunsea fnb elm ncurs
RDvA 2it6fiees fteinernes @o)nbaus,
I;;;:lIH. cine neue 5rdmI6euer unb ale anbere
l..asEF nbtbise suiiensebaube. Gin Srunncn
nit nicieblenrem g6afsr III bei Der 9Giire unO Gin
iun8er Sbl6aumsarten auf Der eptte. Oas
@nn5e III bur6 nfe 9fclenfenIen IN lhidlide
5elprr cn9etbetlt unb paS 9anp in Scr;asGfr
Srbnung Die Gage fuiirpe sur Sctyeibllna irs
senC eineS 6anpelSeeldaftes SprtrefiIid, poiIen
Seltb unb Gin unbelheitbares 9tedt fam auf
BEN 3ten nd9Ien 9lpril 9egeben weroen.
gScgen bem NGbsrcn penpe man lif an brn
llnterI4rictcner, Der auf pem Gisentbum pUtnt,
cbcr an q. 6. gStttman, nabe @cppcrsbura
Seroinono Senrp.
September %. na6p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28


ben einsetbeilt, ipte es fiir Elm Gafbau5 l&idlif
it; Iammt eerSrnmiser Stallm9 unc S6rr,
SlcdIGeurr, Seipermtble unb Yrebc, iteinerner
Sbmiepfdap, nebit anpern nbtb9en unp gu eis
nrm ipobleinseridteten SSirtbSbaus 9ebSri9en
9tuImsrbaupm. 9ln Der Sbiire res @aitbauIcs
befinprt fd Gin Drummer niefe1lenben SprSd9ltGen
gSolIrrS inp Gin 9lepfels sSaamsarten Der auSerlrz
ienltcn StItnrten III auf bem 2anpe.
Spllte es &1uIern f6idli6 Iein, 70 trirb bas
GigentDum in 9cttrn serfauft iprrprn, NIT un8cz
fdbr 20 2tfcr gu ben @ebduben. GS 1T bieS eli
ner Der brItcn gBtrtbSbauSsStanbS in peIem Gans
brst6ele unb bietct SprjiisliAe Snpuecments gu
9aionen bic Elm iplAes @i9entbum tpiinl6en.
Die Sebmgungen werben AM Serfaufstase be-
fannt 9cmadt. gBer baS Gi9entbum gu beleben
rpini3t, beliebe entptber BET s 0 bn 0, Sruns
ner, Der parauf wcpht, un5urufen, rprr pet prm
llnterl4rirbrncn, nabe Gprpersbur9, se9a SO.
Il. 6. @ittmon, 2ffii9nie.
D6y~3r nGmliGen 3eit Icllen aud baIelbt ein
pferp, cine 9talre uup cine NuantitSt 5enspfos
ten Sertauft prrpen.
Scptembrr %. naomi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
0ampble t=02lebe.

gla6ridt rirp biennit scgeten, baB Die gampt~
lets@riese Der lcsten Sisans Der @eiressbaus err
baltcn une BON Den pe5u 9rrr6tigtcn in nlriner
9lmtsltube ateebplt .csrben t6mrn.
IS. s, SanuelS, Qrotb.
Septsntber %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
SaassOerfo,af at Soften
glit Der stEf6t aus @eI8aften su ssbrn.

NEII PVl EfVFHI NNH NDtINFNI1II' 0W YVVIN'
g ebin9un9-S q 6.
Der llntcrScitnete sri9t BEN Ginwp9ncrn Spn
9laentpwu unp psm 8utlttuH i'm eHIscnietncn an,
paB CT lrinrn gan3en Stcd scn Stcbrsiitern an
pcn erlten gintaufspreilen ausrcfalft, iurent CT
pas StobrgrIdaft bier auf9eern prp. Der Stcd
bcltcEt aus cinrr aagemrineni Serl6icSrnbejt Srn
gBaarrn jcbrr Srnrmune, mb bic 9tuimerflumfeit
pon 9tarn pirp taber auf piele ppFtipe 2batlade
gclentt.
9llIc @le, bic tfr quite Sarsains Su naGen
pin1ft, rufet an am SpltSltcbr.
S. gS. @rubb.
Septemter 2S. nqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Gpnferensz rIammlu1t9,

Die lutberiife 9rebiger s9pnferenS bss 2ten
OiltrittS Der SpnVbe bon 9ennlptsanien periam,
melt lld Oieufass ben 4ten Sftober in Der ,6ries
penS &ir6e,' in O6er,Sauson, ee6d GauutY. -
Oas 6riitli6r gublifum lit sGtmsspcIl eiusela.
ben bei1aippbnrn. s-.-.....-
g. 6. Srobft, Ste.
Septembtr 2i. 2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

GrSn SrdIrl II am 8atbbauie eine elcftrr-
ma9nttiI@e llbr aufsefeGt unp BON rerleltrn Geits
prGbte nab perI6epeneu 9untte Der Staet I'M
terirpiIA selest, UNI abnlide an ben Sna6enlas
ternen anSebra6te llbren in Srweeuns Su IeBen,
pcnn Der SerIuh eelingt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

Der g6ett freit. = Sartfprp tmp gieu=
odScn in Gpnnettirut Iu6cn f6 immer su ittcr'
trcfrn. Dian bbre, mas paS Neu>6 6dSen Ne9iiter
pariitrr Iagt "6artforp frobirt ftetS, rtrbr gu
slinSsn ols unlrre Stapt. gSir mSgen tbun ipas
mir wpaen, es mtcrnmmt 9leid paiielte ding
9tnbern Cages wurbe cine Gapg Wtutter in Dem
9abss Salon elmer Sarre am Drprt bieler Stapt.
g8obl, mas babrn bic suten qeute in Sartfcrb gu
tbun Sic 9rbrn paran ltitp trn9en IApn Den
naditen Tag cinen gang aleiden 5aa terYpr in
pem 9dbss ;3immer pes DepetS ibrer Stapt
gBann perben Die 2eute aufbSrcn nepI6 ;u IeYn ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

Bay-y yYutty Seaps'' 1T Der glame Der nturlicr
brmptratiI9en 5acticn in gieuyprf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

5rauer % Ssiben. = Dian Iagt, bae ale
Trauerweiprnbdunr in 9lmrrifa unp Gnglanb pcn
einem 3re9 berriibren, Der uriprin9liG pcn gOs
pc bem 9cet scpRanSt purpe. Gr rrbislt 6eiscn
gum @eI9ent aus Der Sirfet lnS iate eincn 3mst9
int Serb, nel6en CT in Ienrn 0arten pftanste, mo
CT talb ;u einem I66nen Saum empcr wuAS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

nsS~gtm mitteaSnpiI6en Meerc, bricnberS in
Warieiae unb ben sriediI6en SSfcn berr16t 9rCs
pc Na4irase mad omertfanfArm WeGle.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

B9rglcupUrt Ipa CUR 9c9en,partiscn Belt nit
5rentpn BON alien @c9cnprn pes eanpeS iiterfuIlt
iein. SIN Nirtrppplitan, rtnrm rer eritsn optelS
rcr Stapt, icllrn wH8entli6 un9efabr 1000 Geiz
lelpc antpmrcn, tu,p cGcnfallS 70 piele paS loptrl
perlailen. Die SScltfatr lcll nad elmer 9lnSc9e
Der 8errpalter, i'm December 9elhlplien ,rerpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

Beg-S}n Jteabing rurbrn unscfSbr 800 36alrr
9famlislt fur bic 9tptb(siprRpsn in giru-Srleans,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

BDrDaS Mmeralpaicr Der arteitiden Suel-
len in ct. Gatbnriua, S8tit Canada, wtrb icBt
NIT Srl Wtad sur osillu9 orr D9Spcplir, 9tieren
lmp 9etertraptbriten &C. n8crpanrt, Sdpn Die
Sapiancr fannten bic rritauncnSmirrt9c SriltraItr
btrlcs gBliTcrS unO bic 6iuptcr DER SEEDS Nas
ticnrn' beludten bic Auclen faf alliabrli9.
9la6 riner Qtnolyie pellelten Spm Or. s. 81.
Gbiltcn in 9lruYcrt entbirlt eu peint 2950 @jrn
Galciltm.G Gblcrip, 1882 Gran MnsneTum tIcs
rib unp 79l Gran SeoilntsGblprip. Die gerS!e
YCn Scrcntp ,Ncntreal &c. enlpieblen ben Gjctraud
Res gBalIers sans tsIOnpcrS 9e9cn Dpienterp, bs
arbue llnprrpaulidteit, SIdbungcn, apprtitIcf9s
ftit, Matt9eit, Gji6t, StrcIrln, aeiben in. BEN
(jlirpern SC
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

Der gfame 0reuGen wirb Yon cinrm Or.
@abntu elmer flcncn 9ltbanctuna SUn rrm ltbau.
iI6en gBprte 0rucas, @raben, Gei6, atseteitrt
Nlit ibm mag wcbl aud prr Name beS 5luies
prutb suINmmcnbSn9en. Der preubIde Scltss
Ramm batte allc bierno6 irinen gdmrn ppn benz
ppn ibm tctpCtnten iunpt9en, nit Sern bur6Sps
aenen Qanpe erbatten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

BayGiu Srauen,immer in Nannstleipern ipur
be lette gSpd,e in Saltimere arretirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

I'm Slonelle 3u rpafbeu.
gRan I6lagc nelen 5lanel in eincn Sad, Elm,
unb tbue ibn in eincn Boiler NIT falteni gSafcr,
pann beige unp fcde tbn. gta6 bielem Grrfabs
rrn pirb CT nt6t nebr rtnI6runpfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
@.ltc O;elef.cnbeit

nm IN 8eibafte 3u 0eben.
Der llnterIhrie6ene ma@t bierour6 bic sln,ei>
&c, pnb er feline @el6Site in sl1cntcwn aufsusr>
ben seprntt une besbalb leinen eau,en Sted Ycu
Stobrgiitern an bili9eu Sepinsunseu gum &ers
faaf anbietrt an iracnp iemanb Der in Gin suteS
unS iidrres oir14aft 81 sebcn ipiinl6t.
S. 9S. @rubb.
Srp. %, 1858. na6S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
Solomo'5 @6rten

Sarauf ritten mir piebrr, nahprm mir inns tletnr
3rri9e BON brr Srrebintbe gum glnbenfrn mitgc'
nuntmen, rsdbtS tsr9auf, unb Isnttrn in bic Strabc
mad Scrulolem en. Ord febHeR mir ni6t mic.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

pD-Sn Gnglanp blpct ii4 jrbt lmtcr Der Sc-
aiint9uns pcs prin;en @lbert cine aiIYrtI6t
Is eIenI6aft, rmp 1900 Yfp. ct. iinp be-
rets sesctdnrt 8cpeutenrt giamcn rer 9(rii1u-
fratie m,p Der 9Si6cnl6aft, wie SrmIcn, g8ilfins
Ion, qagarp, 8awlinIcn &C., iprrben bicIem Serein
dngeb6ren, uno man bpit 10000 pfp. ct. Sus
iainr ensubrin9sn, um bic 9luSgabm9rn fprtsu'
Ieben. Sr. gaYorp Bat nGmltA rie 9lnlidt aus,
gclprp6rn, bab man bis icst mir ncuere 9iete bet
aiIYriI6m 9tltertbums srflmprn Babe, unb bic al.
teren nod unter Dem S@utt Son gliniprb tesrabri
lteaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

Cine fir bic 2anbwlrtbI4aft wi6t9r, in gns'
lamb sema6te @rfnpung lenft 9eseniparttg Die
allaemcine auImcrflamtcit auf li6. GS 1T pirt
einr transpcrtable Giicntabn, Die aus etn;elncn
Stiifen aif SpISI6wsaen Scna9eltcr unr nit elm,
AMBER Sertulpcnrr Orppelihienrn BON 15 5uf
2Sn9e uup rtpa Sup Srrtc brItebt. Ntittelf
folder S6ienrn lalcn lib, mic cn9liIde eanpwir'
t6e bebaupten, ni6t nur al bic Ihlrdten Straben
pcltrrnrsn S8a9en, 8aren uno miiren @Gule be-
fritigen, Ienpern man 1T burA eieIelten aud ii
Stanp 9cIcBt, Dung, Nierget, 6alt etc. unsIeid
Ieitbter ais font auf ben 9lder ;u brinsen. unt
ebri, 10 bic mannisfulti9en Grnten mr anpere Gro.
butte nit grSBrer SrQucmlihtrit cinsuiitrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28

Sin 0oppelte6 2ltofiz
9es feinerne6 9au6
NIT elmer an9ebauten
9roBen 2focfi8en 8G=
be I; oos 9anje8ebGu=
be lit beouem i'm Stu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-28
A(fgnie- kanf.
S6dbborer SSirtbs6au5 Stano uno
SSo uaroi III Y,erfnitfpu
9as ippblbefannte 9Sirtbsbans
unb 95o1ere

lest bewp6nt BON Scbn @. Drummer. Oa1cltc
1T selesen in Sprin9felb Saltpl6ip, Buds 60,
an Der b1entlben StraBe bic BON Setblcbem unp
9llrntaun mad Suatrrtppn fibrt, lmp 9erpGbrt
cine berrlide 2(usldt in bic unlliesenpe @c9enp.
Die Saucrei eutbdtt AS qlder uub IS 8ut9cn
9anb, poppn z 9lfcr Spb>i 6 &drr S6mamm=
unO Ncr 9fcit srm beten Smlanb 1T, in einenl
tpGcn Gulturtanee. Die SerbelIerun9en Iinp
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15

the whisky boys will be to theirs, we
shall have a victory. We confess, we
dread more the influence of the Free
Sellers in the coming contest, than any
thing else. Not that they are opposed
to the Maine Law measure, for to their
praise be it said, they are generally
with us; but because we fear they will
stick to their candidates, and expect
the temperance men of the two great
parties to come over to them, thing
which can not be done to very great
extent. 1t is entirely unreasonable to
ask it in localities where this party is
greatly in the minority. In the Re-
serve, doubtless there will be cases
where such confusion will be made,
and where it will be entirely proper,
We would urgeour Free Soil friends,
in places where they can not have the
slightest hopes Of success, to forget
their peculiar views once, and vote for
the Wing or Democratic Maine Law
candinate, unless all are right, then
there will be no necessity Of sacrifice
We would just as earnestly urge the
temperance men of other parties to
unite on a Maine Law Free Soil candi-
date, where that party can command
large vote, and where the other candi-
dates are not 0. K, on the great ques-
ton.
The truth is in few words. We
must strike for law of prohibition, lei
who will fall in the struggle.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
Great Reduction.

In order TO accommodate the people,
and disseminate temperance intelli-
gence at the cheapest possible rate,
we have reduced the price of the
Campaign Organ to t'Oenty cents until
the election. Brethren, now is the
time for profitable work. Let the
Organ be circulated by thousands in
our State, The paper will be sent
either TO clubs or to single subscribers.
Clubs only to one address.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
Maine Law in England.

Neal Doves invention is attracting
the attention of the British Parliament.
Some of the prominent members have
spoken in strong terms of appreciation
of the measure. 1t is conceded by
all, that some more stringent legisla-
ton than has yet been had, is abso-
lutely necessary to arrest the terrible
evil in the British Isle.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
life; and iquOr nOtOriOusly does an

life; and liquor notoriously does all
these.
But the committee gives as another
reason for their adverse report, that
such law is uncalled for, because
''not Ons-tenth ofthe pauperism Of our
country is caused by intemperance,"
and that "1aineteen-tUentieths of the
crimes are committed by cold, calcu-
lating knaves in their sober senses, and
necessarily temperate and abstemious for
the sake of success" 1t would be an
unwarantable stretch of charity to
suppose that the committee did not
know they were uttering an abomin-
able lie, when they made this decla-
ration. It is a libel upon the intelli-
gence of the most inattentive and
careless observer. Every poor-house
and prison in Connecticut, every labor
house, jail and penitentiary in chris
tendon, by their well authenticated
statistics, brand the statement as false.
1t is such an abominable lie, that we
would belittle ourselves and insult our
readers by attempting its refutation'
Not only poor-house and prison re-
cords everywhere pronounce it false,
but every newspaper in the land, in
mentioning the numerous outrages and
acts ofviolence upon person and prop
erty, give the lie direct to the commit
tee of the Connecticut Legislature.
We need refer to no more Of the rea-
sons given by these men against td'O
of annihzation, Our readers will not
ask our further attention to arguments
coming from such source. The rum
sellers of Connecticut, if not lost to
every sense Of decency, will blush to
read such mendacious statements by
way of apologizing for the legal ex-
istence of their traffic. Their prayer
ought to be "Save us from such
friends!'
We do not believe that those who
shall publish the future editions of the
Rev. Lovejoy's sermon, will have
courage enough to insert this report in
the appendix.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
Connecticut Legislature.

A committee of this body to whom
the subject was referred, reported ad-
versely to the Maine Law, giving their
reasons for their report. We expected
nothing of that Legislature in the way
of legal enactment against the liquor
traffic, and under all circumstances,
the Governor would protect by his
royal veto his especial friends, the
rumsellers. The people of Connecti-
cut are just where they deserve to be,
under the yoke Of the rum traffic, If
they will elect such man as Seymore
Governor, they are entitled to but lit
tie commiseration, whatever they may
suffer. But we wish to allude to the
reasons given by the committee on
temperance for not Introducing bill,
One of these reasons is, that the pro-
posed law invades the "privGte rights"
of citizens. Did it occur to the COM
mittee that the whole criminal code of
Connecticut is obnoxious to the same
objection p? A law against theft
abridges the liberty and invades the
"privQte rights" of thieves. If a few
hundred liquor sellers have a private
right to destroy the property and
lives, peril the peace and corrupt the
morals of the State, surely the petty
thief who only takes the personal prop
erty of the citizen, without returning
an equivalent, has right to complain
of a law, which would confne him in
the States Prison, and forever blast
his reputation. The committee, of
course, take it for granted, that rum
sellers have "private right" to null
tiply paupers and criminals, load the
State with taxes, and murder inno-
cence. The object of the law is glar-
ingly and vihainously misrepresented;
its purpose and designs to protect
''private rights" not to invade them.
No man has right to introduce into
any neighborhood, that which perils
health, property, morals, peace or
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
Gamblers.

We are gratifed to learn that all
the gambling houses in our city have
been closed. The late bold and man
ly stand taken by Judge SPooNER
against these infamous scoundrels, has
had its effect upon them. They are
alarmed. Daniel Smith, Joseph
Smith, and - Pettgrew, three
noted gambling-house keepers, were
fined .fUe hundred dollars and costs,
each, and were locked upin the coun-
ty prison, until the amount was fully
paid. This is putting them through
on the fast line. The amount goes to
the School Fund.
Joseph still remains in Jail, having
neither money or friends to assist him
out. n
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
Read the Following, ye Unbelievers.

Read the Following, ye Unbelievers.
1t is word from the Green Noun
tain State which has been putting the
grog-shops through after the Maine
model.
The Chittenden county Jail is with
out a tenant, and has been since the
first week in March. This fact has
never occurred before within the
memory Of any living mana fact
that speaks volumes for prohibitory
law. In Windsor county, the rum
mics are to hold a convention; but
not the name Of single man is at
tached to the call. 1t is signed ga
Great Many Voters" They will
probably leave their homes, and re-
turn again between the light Of two
days. Cateract.
The Burlington Courier says
Never in the history of Vermont
Legislation, has an enactment met
and destroyed the evil it was intend
ed for, as completely and satisfaCto-
rily, as our present liquor law.
The Courier is not temperance
paper.
Let the rammies hold their conven-
tions after the officers of the law
have got their liquors, and they will
be meagre and harmless meetings
very.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
TE RAMS
Campaign Organ.

At the solicitation Of many friends, we intend
from and after this week, to issue the Organ as
Campaign paper to those who do not desire to be
with US for a year. Weknow there are many who
will only patronise paper during an exciting can
avss and it is this class of readers that We desire
70 reach. Let every active temperance man do his
duty in circulating the Campaign Organ, as we in
lend 10 lay on and spare not. We shall expose the
enOrmites Of the liquor traffic, and the evils result
ing therefrOm. The opponents of our cause, be
they whom they may, will be handled without
gloves.
Our terms are as low as can be afforded. All
clubs must be sent to one address.
Terms, 25 Cents per Copy.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
Executive Committee.

The Hamilton county Executive
Committee, will meet at Foster HALL
on Saturday next, July 10th, at one
o'clock, P. M. This will be an inn
portant meeting, and we hope every
member will feel it a duty to be on
hand. ------ =
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-15
Clinton County.

Gen. CARY will address the people
of Clinton county, in Mass Meeting,
ct Wilmington, on the 21st instant,
(next Thursday.) Let there be a
great gathering.