To Correspondents by Editor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 9, 1866

To Correspondents.

By Editor

J. H. Rogers. Have forwarded your letter to Bro. Ingraham.

Articles Declined.

"Lines on the Death of P. S." Do not possess sufficient poetical merit for insertion; neither is the theology altogether sound.—"Thoughts on the Perfection and Perpetuity of the Law of God," Needs re-writing and condensing. We return it to the writer with marks on the first page, suggestive of the revision it should have.—The lines "Home," are too mechanical. Poetry is spoilt by words which are evidently brought in, merely to produce the rhyme.—"Joel's Prophecy." Though the positions taken, as we view them, are correct, yet we think it would not be well to set them before the public, without showing more fully the evidences on which they rest.

Articles Accepted.

Along the way.—Neglecting Means of Grace.—Sabbath-keeping a Greater Sin than Drunkenness.—I'll Risk it.