Tyrone, Mich., Conference.
By Hiram S. Case
DEAR BRO. WHITE :—Our Conference has just closed in this place, with the happiest results. Quite a number for the first time confessed the truth. We gave, in all, seven lectures, and on the evening of the second day, we met to break bread, and had a heavenly, melting, confessing time. Parents confessed to their children, and children to their parents. It was remarked that there never was so powerful a meeting here before. God manifested his goodness, and poured out his Spirit. Some rejoiced, while others wept aloud, and we all felt that God was with us. The brethren came from Plymouth, Jackson and Livingston to hear the third message. The way seems to be opening into new fields of labor, and we have more calls than we can attend to. My prayer is, Lord, send more faithful laborers into the field, that will feed the flock with the present truth. I feel more than ever like crying aloud, "the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus." I see that the Harbinger has commenced an attack on the character of the dear servants of God, but I can say that I feel to rejoice, though unworthy, that I can suffer reproach for the truth's sake. It seems to encourage me to put forth a more vigorous effort than ever, to spread the truth. We have come to a point of time when the dragon is wroth with the remnant of the seed of the woman, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ. The war is commencing, and soon the armies will take the field, but victory will turn on Zion's side. Yours in hope of entering the City. Tyrone, Mich., Oct. 4th, 1852. H. S. CASE.