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THE REVIEW AND HERALD

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Publishing Committee · SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. · Jul 21, 1851

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 2, No. 1.

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THE REVIEW AND HERALD.

By Editor

Our readers will recollect that we stated in No. 13, of that paper, that its publication would be suspended for a few weeks, and that it might be duty to publish it weekly at a more central place. According to the advice and request of the brethren generally in this State, and our own sense of duty, we have concluded to remain here, and publish the Review and Herald once in two weeks at present. Should the cause require it, and the brethren desire it, and furnish matter and means it can be published weekly.
In order for the paper to be interesting and useful, it must contain a variety; therefore those who can write, should write on the different themes, so closely connected with our present position. Those who write should avoid inserting useless words, and sentences that are not to the point, that do not add to the interest of the article. At the same time the writer should clearly explain, as far as possible, the subject introduced.
We design to publish letters from the brethren, and hope that the friends of the cause, especially the traveling brethren, will be able to furnish us with interesting intelligence as to the state of the cause, and the work of the Lord under the third angel's message, in different parts of the wide field. We shall probably commence with about 1500 copies, which we shall send out gratuitously. But we shall expect that all the true friends of the cause will, without delay, help in the work of publishing. Those who are not able to assist us shall have the paper freely.
We send to quite a number that we have not heard from, and as we have learned on this tour, that we have sent publications to a number who have never received them, we have concluded to ask all those who have not written to write immediately. Do not wait until you can obtain money to send. The names of those who have not written, and who do not write, will be erased from our book. Come friends, if it is but a few lines let us hear from you. The present postage law is favorable.