The Ohio Organ, of the Temperance Reform, 1854-01-13

L.iiiliii'jj! mQcrat$,:"as of any tnerkpoiacai faith,' 0pf tha , Nree-sbilers,'nallf r$ t oeuevea to pe. trueT jwame jjaw men, nna.s.Q.ot ,8,., laiomy , oi nejjrf aigs while some jfntbe' bitterest ppponentSj j are oi me 4auer piyVi!;, y i Qne, thing has. bqn .ready dpveT:,(j -.p?d.n Pfummkmn neimerfj afraid , nor ashamed .to,, be, knownas .'such, TeyliaveIready taken a bold and open step nave met in an: open, public maiinerjio, tKe J)-,r, ate, chamber, 'ahd organized ;ihp.ra-g; selves (preliminarily) as a Legislative? Temperance ; Club . or ' Society; have appointed an 'executive, committee f, t five to devise ways, add means p5t;. 'efficiently! 'to comlirie. rand , untie I th,'fn strength of the. true .riendi'pf the,):r cause, and to bring thesubject of a'u,riJ effectual' and stringent prohibitory law jrj directly before the legislature' jbr theur.j definite and decisive action., ' : Most' sincerely" do t. congratulate. :j your.readers, and all the, true friends of the cause every where" on ,tliis'. au,-..;, spicipus beginning of the'e'g1slatiy!f"! campaign, ; I have taken ample notes of the proceedings of this preliminary meeting, and wpl;if I get time, give yo such abstracts of them. as;'may give your readers a bird's-eye tiew of , y the sentiments of the representatives, which they have sent up to Columbus H to look after their interests, and to -defend them from this accursed liquor;. V traffid, ,; ii ii . a Pincerely yrs, ( , ' 0"V4 lady's age having been once!, questioned, she affirmed" she Was but forty,' and called upon a " gentlemen" !, who was in company, for his opinion.'' ; "Cousin," said she, "do ybii belieye . I am' in the right wbeK,I say I am but 4 forty i'V "I am sure,' madam,'', re- plied he, yi, ought not to dispute it,v . for I have constantly heard you say '1' so for these ten years. , SS" False happraess renders mer- stern, and proud, and that happiness ' is uever communicated. True happi- 'i ness, renders them kind and sensible f' and that happiness is always shared.' '; .;..'... I - i! .'', There is a gloom in deep lovy as in deep water there" is a-silence"' i in it that suspends the foot, and the ' -folded nrms and the dejected head are-" the-images it reflects. ''.' o M3T, Attach , thyself, t . truih, de de-ifond - ifond de-ifond justice, rejoice in the, beautiful. , That which comes to thee with time, time will take(jaway ; that, which,. i3.V)t eternal will remain ia thy heart: .; ., , ' - ,,, Dirivation oy 1 Brjss. Buss,' to'' r kiss. Rebuss, to rise.' again.V' Bfun' " derbuss, two girls kissing each other' :f Omnibuss,.to kiss all the girls in the ' ' i, ,.. . M ' '. --t '' ; i,:' room. . " i' 1 ' " nixd v iS Let us., npt-l6vi those things much which- we are not Bure td live"' long to love, r to have1 long If we?"' should.; -'i! ''v, ' V- ' JfciT A pedant holds' mow toini' stfuct us with, what he knows thaimf ,r.q what.weareigapranti'''''i b ndliux ,u ii . !?( t,...fi 'J.hii rtifT .mog