Supporting the Review and Its Poor Readers
By John Byington
DEAR BRO. WHITE :—I fear there are too many of us, who read the Review, that think it convenient to have our paper free, without considering the burden that rests on those that publish it. Brethren, let us consider this matter. A word to the wise is sufficient. In helping the poor among us to the paper, I have thought I would obey that rule of our Saviour, "Let not your left hand know what your right hand doeth." I think the church here will see that the poor have their paper without a tax on the publisher. Where is Bro. Ingraham? Can he visit St. Lawrence Co. this Spring? He has some friends here that were once his enemies. We hope he will come and see us, if the Lord will. JOHN BYINGTON. Buck's Bridge, N. Y., Apr. 15th, 1854.