Response to Bro. White's Letter.
From the church of Monroe, Wis.: Having read the letter of Bro. White, written to a brother of Monroe, which appeared in the Review, No. 14, present volume, the church passed the following resolution, to be published in the Review: Resolved, That we as a church heartily adopt the views of Bro. White, set forth in said letter, and therefore express our gratitude to the Lord and to Bro. White, for it. It came to us as meat in due season, and we humbly hope and trust, it will save the church in this place, and the cause of present truth, generally, from great reproach. By order of the church,
I. F. FRAUENFELDER, Clerk.
Monroe, March 22, 1868. I HAVE just returned from attending Monthly Meeting at Niles Settlement, during which we laid off some useless freight, and we saw the wheels begin to move forward. I believe Heaven's choicest blessing awaits this church. Some have been wrong; and let me here say, those who sympathize with individuals who are wrong, are their worst enemies, and in the Judgment if they are lost their blood will be found in the garments of their sympathizers. The time is not far distant when God's people must, and will go forward; and those that stay on board the ship will work the oars and ropes, and will try to encourage all the passengers. Brethren, let us go forward. The battle is sure. Not one faithful soldier will be lost.
N. FULLER.