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Warning Against Slanderers

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 14, 1858

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 12, No. 21.

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Warning Against Slanderers

By Editor

We learn that A. N. Seymour has visited Vergennes, this State, endeavoring to sow confusion and discord among the flock, and to create in the minds of the people a prejudice against the truth, with his usual weapon—the foul and slimy tongue of slander: stating that Bro. and Sr. White practice mesmerism. This he knew, &c. &c. We are happy to have the writer's assurance, however, that no injury was done. As such is his unholy mission we would remind the church of the words of the Apostle, to mark such persons, and avoid them. Rom. xvi, 17. We bring no railing accusation against him, but leave him to the hands of Him who will mete out both to him and to his prototype, "Alexander the coppersmith," their just reward. 2 Tim. iv, 14.