To Correspondents by Editor

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 29, 1867

To Correspondents.

By Editor

B. CLARKE. Your communication in reference to the scape goat has been handed to us. We should be glad if we had time to notice it immediately. But as we have not, the best we can promise, is to give it attention at our earliest opportunity.

I. SANBORN, and E. GOODRICH. Manuscript received. Thank you.

ARTICLES ACCEPTED. Dress.—The Burning of the Earth.—An Elegant Extract.—The Great and Terrible Day.—A Question for Sunday-keepers.—Meetings at Canaan, Me.—Skowhegan.—Geology and the Bible.—The Second Advent.—Draw Nigh to God.—Sincere Are You?—Your Evenings.—Have You Read It?—Reputation.

Others we have not yet had time to examine.

ARTICLES DECLINED. “No more.” Faulty in measure and accent.—“Essay on the Sabbath and First Day of the Week.” This is signed simply “Bible Student,” while our rules require, not necessarily for publication, but for our own benefit, the writer’s real name. As to the matter of this Essay, there is nothing objectionable. It shows that the writer has a very good idea of the chain of argument by which the Sabbath is supported. But an article on points so familiar to all the readers of the Review, should either throw some new light on the subject, or possess some special excellence of style, to be of general interest.—“The Devil’s Weed.” Would have to be re-written, for which we have not time.