To the Brethren in N. Y. and Pa.
We have received the following note from the Treasurer of the Conference, which we conclude to publish as the best method of correcting the wrong impression in the minds of the brethren who attended the camp-meeting in regard to the matter referred to. To the Conf. Com. of the N. Y. and Pa. Conference: I write to inform you that no money was fraudulently taken from the funds in my hands as was reported on the camp ground, but the supposition that such was the case arose from a mistake in not including in the account of the money paid out, the last payment made in settling with ministers. This mistake, which was several times repeated, was not discovered until I reached home, and I take the earliest opportunity to inform you that the wrong impression which has gone out in regard to the matter may be corrected. I am heartily sorry that such a mistake has occurred, or that suspicions have rested upon any one, in consequence of my blunder. Locke, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1873.