DEAR BRD. WHITE :—At a Conference held at Stowe, Vt., the subject of the support of the Review and Herald was taken into consideration, and the brethren present, unanimously appointed that those brethren herein named, should hereafter act as a committee, in their respective churches, to receive and forward to you, any sum, or sums their brethren of each respective church, may hereafter feel to give in support of publishing the present truth.
VERMONT.
R. Loveland, Johnson.
Hiram Bingham, Morristown.
S. H. Peek, Wolcott.
Lewis Bean, Hardwick.
H. A. Churchill, Stowe.
E. P. Butler, Waterbury.
Josiah Hart, Northfield.
W. R. Lockwood, Waitsfield.
W. Morse, East Bethel.
They also appointed me to give this notice to you by letter, and also suggested that this committee use their best endeavors to raise means for the immediate relief of the paper.
HIRAM BINGHAM.
Nov. 21st, 1852.
P. S. We have seldom had such an opportunity to sow the seed to truth as now appears. Bro. Edwin Churchill's house is crowded, and good attention has thus far been given. Some have confessed the Sabbath, and have started for the kingdom. May God set his seal to the submissive mind.
Bro. Bates has been with us during two Sabbaths, and is very clear in his expositions, and the ears of many seem to be opened to hear.