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A HARD CHANCE FOR THE GOSPEL

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 6, 1860

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 16, No. 25.

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A HARD CHANCE FOR THE GOSPEL

By Editor

Bro. Hull writes from Missouri, where he has recently gone to preach the present truth, that meeting-houses are open to him when not wanted for political purposes; but religion being of secondary importance, must give place to the politician. He further states that he is not permitted to sell the Three Angels' Messages, Facts for the Times, or Modern Spiritualism, or to say that slavery is wrong, under a penalty of fifty dollars fine, and six months imprisonment.
In connection with these facts it seems necessary to remind the reader that this is the country where liberty of conscience is guaranteed to all, as otherwise he might not be aware of it.