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' iTHE OHIO ORGAN '
rbr.THE TEMPERANCE REFORM.
Ciacinnatl,Ja nc IT, 83,
TERMSr- .
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All ebecilntioae anal be eoooaapauied witk lb
eaih. aid addreieod, potur mid, to
i-j. y '.. r CALEB CLAEK.
, Bm f axmua PiTiii Houu, ,
1 '. ' " Cincinnati, O. ,
ONB BUNDRKD DOLLARS PRIZRS!!
MAGNIFICENT PREMIUMS! 1
T'Hxtraordiiiary Inducements
"f I0AOEKT8 ARDP0STMASTES8;
ii i ii hi i i .r.ih.'
. Blklng that the iteailr elroaleUoo, of the
'OHIO ORGAN, la all parti of Ohio, Indiana,
' Tenneateci, and Kentucky, and other Weitero.and
'Southern 8tatee,'wiU eecomplieh an lainenee
-aamut-ef food ta lb eee, In pee paring to mlndi
f the r nor La for the favorable eonclderatioa and
eopUoa Of th MaIkB LWOR LAW, and for
"Ito rural ivntjca-noif . ir tb it th ullot
' Mi, too PabHahar fa.ee bean Indnoed, ea an laoen
' tire action, aid at partial return for tba labor
-jeeulred In eollelUng aeaiei for the Oas, to Offer
the following Uit of v''( t , if . , s :-j ,
v SPLENDID PREMIUHS!
To be decided oa Friday, the first day of July next
All who intend competing for theee Priieej are re.
qneeted to give early notice.' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' '"" "
'A Premium of Fifty Dollars!!
' 'Will be awarded to that penoa lending In the larp
eat asinber of labaeriben between this time and
-. tbeflratof July, r.!t:: j.'i -MX .i-'ltii
A Premium of Twenty Dollars!
. 'Will be awarded to the perton lending la the next
largest number. , '.y.... V ...
. A Premium of Fifteen Dollars I
I For the: next (third) largtit, ... :,', , t , ,, ,
, , , A Premium of Ten Dollars!
For the next (fourth) largest. , ,( ,
' '. A Premium of Five Dollars J
For the next (flfthj higheit. . J"n ; ,
; 1,000 Maine Law Tracts !
Tor the next (lixth) highlit. i
: i v 1,000 Cary's Appeal ! j'
: For the next (aeveath) bigbeet. I' ,:U:.J,1".
In additlea to the abore Premium to Agenta, a
apUndid Heuollnt Engraving, by John Sartala, of
1 s Amcel f. cart, p, m. w, p.,
WIJ be awarded to the aubtcriberi of the tlx lowiat
' rreminmi. And a copy of DR. BEBCHEK'8
TEMPERANCE LECTURES, or Rev. SAM'L. W.
- FISHER'S ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN, both
! epltndid books, to each iniucceaafal Agent eendlug
intwenty.fiToiubicriberitndnpwardi. 'r '",',, ;
' 'Theae ire all very liberal Premlmi, and ought to
.Induce every active temperance man to exert him
aelfia elrcalatlng the Oioan. WE WANT READ-
- ERS FOR THE ORGAN, (which will make Maine
' Law men and women, asd rt willing, wr litt
t premium pill $hmt, t ley Kill for them I We
' think it dor duty to remain perfectly ailent from now
. ' nntil the flat of July, an to who will be . the lucky
- Agenu; butthii much we will aay in advanoe, wbo
ever mcurei any one of the Prumioma, will hare
, a mrk, and that, too, from low until thay are de
cided. All renewal! will be couiidered ai new ub.
" ' ecribera, but no aubmriptloa for a lent time than one
yar, will be counted. 1 . . .
Penoni Intending te compete for the premium!
, will give early notkia, that we may enter their namea
in our Prize Book. . ( r ,.
All communication! rnuit be addreswd, poat paid,
to , - , . CALEB CLARK,
Ben Franklin Printing Home, Cincinnati. Q.
March 11, 1653. , ' ' ''
" ' i : .
, " ' Notice.'. ,
At. the recent of Hei-ion ol the 0. 0. held at
' Bprlngfleld, the following reulntiom offered by Bro.
J. Bchmuctar, were nnunimoualj adopted ! i f
Reitlvti, That Ihi Grand Dtvlaion of Ohio recog
nize the Uhio Organ of the Temperance Reform aa
he erflcial organ of thia body. - ,
JtxolMat, That the Grand Dlviiion highlr approve
of the "Ohio Organ of the Temperance Reform" and
. recommend renewed ixenieai foe it increaatd cir-
eaiatlon.
. , . . i ' i ' i -I-, ;
State Convention.
The friend) of temperance will aieemble m a
, . Man Convaution, at the city of Columbui, oO
. i Wedmaday, the 89th day of Jane aext, at 1
o'clock, A. M. Betegatel from all parte of the
( Sute are expected to Ee preient in large Dumb re
' Let there be a general turn out; Ha deliberation
will be of vital intercit to the came, and we desire
it te be the largeet meeting ever hoi din the Bute.
By order of the State Executive Committee.
SAM'L. F. CAKY, Preit.
Vmn Jeixiks, Bee, .
. D Our paper i later than ve desire to
itsue it; bat we liare held back, for the
purpose of giving the account! from Chica
go; which will be found In another column
e ,. .
Real Dow.
It is now aettled beyond a doubt that
thia distinguished gentleman will attend
the State Convention on the 29th injt '
For the Ohio Organ.
Bao. C. Cuuv. I have received a dona
tion of five dollar! from Painmrvillii TJiw..
No. 539, to be appropriated te the payment
ui me v. jj, ueofc fraternally,
Wm. BaiMiouc, G.8.
' Editorial" Correayondeiice.
J ;,;i;;CHicAqo,Juae'l6tlij J 853.
, Dear J2eadert:-l am tere lrnmera-
ed., ia the, business of the; National
Diri8lonr. Twenty-ail" juHadiotions
are represented.'" The niost flattering
accounts are gtveri of the state o the
Teinpeninoe pause throughout qur ju-
risdicaon. .1 send iherewitli a Mst pf
Bepresentatires in attendance, but my
time' is so fully occupted, thai I can
n6f ei've'Vod 'the 'details1 of the bust-
nesSj transactear (i rUjDiic, aaaresses
have .been made ,; by -several pf the
members, but the trreat mass of the
people of Chicago, think of but little
eise .man money juaiuug. ,
; , The next session of, the ..National
Division will be held at St. Johns, , in
the British Province of New Bruns
yrct. '.'The, vote was ;close between
that place and Charleston,' South Caio-
ina. , A special session was aeir
imined upon, to be held in New York,
at the time of the World's Convention,
in September.1 i'You will observe that
the Grand Division ,of,6hio. had but
on: Representtitive present, although
every one eligible to a Seat is within
thirty hour's ride of Chicago;'r Other
jurisditions, more, lhan 2,000 talks
distant, are more . full , representea,
This ought not so to be.,i ; ! , .', t n
1 The Hon.' NiAi Dow is here, and
Will Sojourn in' Michigan until the vote
on the 20th,'- When the Maine Law
questjon wil fe decided..
He will be at the Columbus i Con
vention on the 28th, and no mistake
Thitrlow W. Brown, of (the Cayuga
Chief, is also' here, 'and is ready to
labor in Ohio at such times and places
as he may be required,, b n .-, C-
"I ;'!. i s-.i-rrr' ...; I,
'.:,. Ann Harbor,! Mich, June .13.
' Reached "this'1 place on Saturday
night, in time to address a mass meet
ing on the great question! t)r. Jew
btt reached here about the tame time,
and followed me in some most happy
remarks.' ' Yesteday',"(Sunday,) We
each, held two j meetings, which were
laregly attended f, 'v.u - Mm t
;. Nbal Dow is at Niles Dr. Jew'
ett goes hence to Kalamazoo,' and I
visit Detroit, Monroe, Pontiac, &c
Tie entire . State' Will soon" .be can
vassed, and next Monday the battle is
to be fought, .-t . . i -M
' Prepare your big gun, for, unless I
am greatly deceived, there will be a
victory, such as will requjre tlie old
swivel " to be filled to the very muz
zle, and thunder forth a glorious tri
umph. Dr. ' Jkwbtt has been here
three weeks, and ho is pretty well
jaded out; but he is a real war-horse
We can have his services next in our
State. He needs but a few days' rest
after the 20th. I think he will attend
the State Convention the 29th, but
Dow will certainly be there. .
I shall not be at my post until the
fight comes off in Michigan.,
Yours, in baste, . ; C.
members of th national Division,
at its session, in CHICAGO, 1 853.
E.Mw York- , ". .
A. D. Wilson, .
.. J. Mackean,
, W. Edwards,
W. S. Dillingham,
W.tfev Fori
' . Wm. Richardson, -
0. W. Jermain,
, H. S. McCullum,
T. W. Brown.
George P. Rex. , .
Maryland- . .
D. Anderson, rr
Penntylvania r t
F. A. Fickardt, '
!";f;,'".-R.M.FouSt,'"1: vtTJA
r. a. vauujite, ,
"' C. L.Magee,'. ' ' " V"' 't'
'"""-"'Thbi. StoeleV 7? t
.... r' a r.j.'--" ' J-'-l
Connecticut- ' ' - '
t A. Hill: : 1 " J Tl U L,
District of Columbia- ' '' ", '
i m ti- ''I ."l"' ''
. L. Minor, , '
V";L.'M.Lee.'V.;:rt: ";:!
Maine
S. C. Fessendon, .,
1 "Mool Tirtnr
S. F. Cary. .. ,'
Indiana - ' '"
E. M. Barry, ,
P. S. Sage:' -,.;v .
' : ' R.T. Brown. "
Kentucky ' "." ' ""
' " ' " Charles Eginton, ' ' '
James Young. ' . ,. (.f.
Georgia " ' v' ' .,,
, .rvw.s.wiiiiford, :;::y
' "".' . Joseph Grisham ;ii 1 '' .
Illinois '' ' ' ;" ', ' .'.; ''
; A.'B. Morean,
!: ' J C. B. Wells, 1
' , ' i i.:.. t ' l- I 1
j. i . virosn, . , , . .
H. S. Thomas,
J; ' H.L. Rudcer, . '' ; ,i : Jt
, ',"J.'Berdanr ': '
' :N. D.Eiwood. ,
Michigan"' " r'-Z
" MF.T.Gi.diey;; t'..'V
D. C. Jacokes, 1,1
' A.M. Baker, : : t '" ' '.; , :
A. S. Burlingame.
Missouri l' '"'" ' '
W.A," J-ynch
South Carolina: -. --'
John B. O'Neai,,,:
, . . M. Moses, . j ' 1 ' ,
"'' ' A. M, Kennedy ' ,
New Brunswick I , - ' ! ' '' ,
S.l4:.Tilley
Robt Salter:
Iowa
. Hiram Price, ,
"Wisconsin ' ',' '' "; '.
" J.-B. Smith, ,,,:'r ''
Nova Scotia-- . ' ' ' '
George Christie.
Vermont "
Fr,W., Olmstead.
Arkansas 1 '' .
' ' M.'T.M'Gehe'e.,' "
Canada West ' M,5 !' '
W. H. Ellerbeck.
Rhode Island 1 , I . : w i 1
P. B. Stiness. . , '
North Carolina , , ( . ., h i
C. F. Deems. , . ( .' ,
The Temperance Executive Com
mittee cf this county have ordered us
to furnish three thousand copies of the
Maine Law for gratuitous circulation,
It is the intention bf this Committee
to follow up the Maine Law Tract
with thousands of the Campaign
Tract, and Campaign Organ. They
are laying their plans for a thorough
and vigorous , campaign,1 which is to
commence from and after the 4th of
July, and continue until the victory is
lost or won. , .
On the Island of Martha's Vine
yard, there has not been a criminal
case in any of its courts in eighteen
years 1 Couple another fact with that.
During that time not a glass of liquor
has been sold on that Island.
The Sultan of Turkey is making
active preparations for war.
State Conycntion,
,,,Jn several instances we have no
ticed, that at county and township tem
perance meetings, 'a committee of
from four to ten have been appointed
to attend the State Convention...'', Thia
is all wrong. 1 Every temperance man
in the State should feel it his duty, aa
it is his privilege,' (to . attend this
Convention.' ' ' Have ', no" substitutes',
proxies or, representatives. It ,1s a
meeting of the temperance men of the
State, ' and every ' one in : the Btate
should be there.' This meeting is an
important one, and coming uilfdoeil.
ontne e;ve ot.tne great, contest, )f It
be; numerously i attended, the greater
effect it will have in our favor. There
are enough friends of the Cause in the ,
State, who can attend this meeting, -tornake
it the, largesrj ever. Y.itnesseji
in the! State. .Come, out,: brethren,
and give ont day for the goods, of the
State,' ' It will be a glorious meeting;,
and all who fail, to attend, will regret
it the length of their daysf.,,r; 0
From the proceedings published in
another column,' it will be seen, that
the citizens of Columbus are making
extensive preparations - for the recep
tion of their friends. Tby have very
generously tendered the hospitalities of
their city. 'The latch-string is on the
outside ofthe dbbr,; and oil the frteti&s
of the cause in the Siate wilf meet witji
a cordial and herxrty)receptipnt, , One
more we call upon our friends to; give
one day for temperance. i '1 j
I."i'il ' I in m i !' .r iling
nf i Sememberjphls.' -is; j
'' Vote for nd ' tnan for Legislatot or
Senator, who isxiq pledged to. vote
for a bill, embqdying the, principles cjf
the Maine Liquor Law.- It ruaiei no
difference Whether he !be Democrat
or Whig, If he is Worthy bf youf conff-
j "''v' .11 I 't .It f V Jf Jf,
dence, m this respect, give hini tour
suffrage. , Qne vote ivill havasj irmch
effect - as: the.other. i, But ,in counties
where1 the Democrats have the major
ity a Democrat; shouldi if postiblej'rje
selected, as the recipient of your suf
frages, because of that majority; ana,
vice versa. Juet itne dominant; party
have its right, if they will present a
candidate( ' worthy your confidence.
This' we conceive to be a Hit and Ihi-
partial .course, as the friends ' of the
cause do not expect, to reap any ben
efits from either party as a party. But
whatever yen. do, , vote for "no man
who is not fledged' vote 'for. you.
Give the parties to understand this,
and they will be very apt to select the
right kind: of candidates. Impress
these things upon your , neighbor; as
there should be a periect unity among
the friends of the cause. ;,r . :.V
- -i ' an. iis J 1
it, , Lxisriiu, Carroll County, Ohw.l ,
June 11th, 1853. C '
Bro. Clark : , i ou will
state,
through the column of thp Organ, to
brethren of the Order; that 6wid to
the low state of my health,' which has
been failing for some time,' I have
been unable to answer the' communi
cations addressed td me.' ' Should my
health improve again, so ' that I may
be able to do so, I shall take the ear
liest opportunity to reply, giving the
desired information. Until suoh shall
be the case, I must request the for
bearance of brethren, or refer them
to other sources to obtain the inform
ation they desire.
Yours, fraternally, 1 ;
Thos. H. Comings, G. W. P.