To Correspondents

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 3, 1866

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 28, No. 5.

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To Correspondents.

E. G. Stevenson: We take the same view of the subject with you.
Mrs. M. D. Brewer: Have forwarded your letter to Bro. L.
Articles Declined. A Communication signed "Pilgrim:" We must in all cases have the true signature of the writer.—"Redeeming Love:" The sentiment is good, but the writer failed in attempting blank verse, the most difficult of all versification.—"Personal:" rather severe.—"Hands Off:" would be misinterpreted, we think, by some.—Lines on the Death of A. H. H.: lack poetic merit.
Articles Accepted. The Mother's Victory.—Peace Be Still.—Our hope of Heaven.—Reformers vs. Comeouters, (the heading of which we propose to change to Reformation vs. Apostasy.)—The Christian's Hope.—Blind Bartimeus.—Suggested Thoughts No. 4, (which we propose to call Substitutes.)—Lines on the Death of sisters A. M. & E. P. Warren.—True Happiness.—Isa. lviii, 13, 14.—A Prayer for Help.—Things that Fall, and Things that Abide.—We Look to Thee.—The Goal and Climax of Error.—Report from Bro. Bates.—Present Truth.—Meetings in Memphis, Mich.