Tent for New York by James White; John Norton Loughborough

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Feb 20, 1855

Tent for New York.

By James White; John Norton Loughborough

HAVING had some experience in holding meetings in Tents, we feel confident that this is the best mode of getting the truth before the public in the warm season of the year. We think there should be a large and commodious Tent in this State the coming Summer. As we have not means to procure such a Tent, we call the attention of the friends of truth to the subject, that the necessary sum may be raised by donations to purchase a suitable Tent. We introduce the subject at this early date, that the means may be raised in season to commence Tent operations early in the season. The sum necessary to purchase a Tent, and commence operations will be about $250. Please send in your donations to the REVIEW Office, or state the sum you will give, and when, as soon as convenient. It is necessary that we should soon know what to depend upon, and, probably a Tent could now be purchased cheaper than in May next. A statement of Donations and expenditures will be given in the REVIEW, from time to time. We cheerfully use our time and strength to advance the cause of truth, and think we should not take the responsibility of the Tent, unless the means are promptly furnished.

JAMES WHITE. J. N. LOUGHBOROUGH.