Enlargement of the Office Building of the Publishing Association.
The call from Bro. White for the enlargement of the Office building is what might have been expected, as the precious cause of God advances. If the demand for printed publications required the continual use of two power presses day and night in closing the midnight cry of 1844, how much greater the demand in closing up the last message of mercy, when the whole earth will be lighted up with its glory. The call meets my hearty approbation. I am satisfied that additional room is needed, from the way I saw the rooms crowded during our last Conference. We do not lack strength as a people to raise the necessary means, neither should we lack confidence in giving freely of our substance to forward such an important work. For one I want to share in the enterprise. Joseph Bates. Holly, Mich., July 7, 1870.