Day of Fasting and Prayer.
By Editor
DEAR BRETHREN SMITH AND LOUGHBOROUGH: I learn from letters addressed to Bro. Cornell, that Bro. White continues in a very alarming situation. I write to ask whether we should not designate a day of fasting and prayer on the part of all our people, that God will interpose and raise him up to fill that place in this cause to which he has so manifestly called him. I think the importance of the case demands such action on our part. Yours in Christ. J. N. Andrews. Norridgewock, Me., Sept. 15, 1865. I wish to add that I do most heartily concur in the above. M. E. Cornell. [On the reception of the above letter, it was immediately re-mailed to Dansville, N. Y., for the consideration of the brethren addressed, and is now returned to this Office, accompanied by the following appointment for a day of united fasting and prayer.]