Organization of Tract Societies.
By J. H. W.
We have received a statement from a certain individual saying that he tried to organize a Tract Society in a neighboring church, but the church refused to second his efforts; and he wishes us to warn the people against influences, which, he says, stood in the way. This we cannot do until we know that the person making the statement was authorized to act in that capacity. This work is in its infancy, and the General Conference appointed a Committee to draft a plan of operations, and we advise all to act in harmony with that plan, and thus act unitedly. This matter must be left in the hands of the Conference Committees, and of those whom such committees indorse or authorize to act in the case.
J. H. W.