Sylvan, Mich., Conference.
By Merritt E. Cornell
This meeting was one of deep interest and great importance to the cause of truth in Michigan. A goodly number of brethren and sisters were present from different parts of the State, and appeared anxious to learn the truth more perfectly. Many were disappointed in not meeting with Brn. Bates and Loughborough, at this meeting, but were made glad on seeing our dear Bro. Waggoner, from Wisconsin. Brn. Case, Frisbie, Cranson and Nottingham, were present. By the request of these brethren, Bro. Waggoner occupied most of the time, and the saints were greatly strengthened and encouraged by the clear light which God enabled him to bring out on the subject of the "moral government of God." At this meeting difficulties were settled, wrongs confessed, and union and confidence restored; for which we are thankful and much encouraged. The prospect is now favorable for the advancement of the cause of truth in the West: may the Lord speed the work. Amen In hope of speedy deliverance. M. E. CORNELL.