Note from Bro. Cornell.
By M. E. Cornell
I wish to say to my friends through the Review that, in the good providence of God, I arrived safely in San Francisco the 17th inst. in good spirits. I was met by Bro. M. G. Kellogg before reaching the city, and was surprised to learn that they had the tent pitched in this great city and had commenced lectures; so I am ushered into active labor at once. Four lectures have been given. The tent is crowded, and the interest good. I am glad to report that my courage is good; and I esteem it a happy privilege to unite once more with Bro. Loughborough, my former fellow-laborer, in this good work. Seventeen years have passed since we together run the first tent used among our people. I am encouraged at finding the brethren here in good courage. I would say to friends in Oregon and Washington Territory, that I shall probably remain here three or four months, as it seems to be duty to join with Bro. Loughborough and Kellogg in the tent enterprise here. My address for four weeks to come will be San Francisco, California. M. E. CORNELL.