Tent for Wisconsin by J. M. Stephenson; D. P. Hall

Publishing Committee · Rochester, N. Y. · Apr 3, 1855

Tent for Wisconsin.

By J. M. Stephenson; D. P. Hall

We would say to Brn. in Wisconsin, that believing the time has fully come for our views to be placed more publicly before the people of our State, we have made arrangements to procure a Tent to aid us in the prosecution of this object. Being in Rochester where Tents can be procured, and not having time to consult with our friends in Wisconsin, we have taken the responsibility of purchasing one, and trusting them for the means necessary to pay for the same. By consulting the most rigid economy, we shall be able to obtain a Tent large enough to convene fifteen hundred persons, for the sum of about $150. The expense of transportation will be about $10.

In order to aid us in this enterprise Bro. White has consented to let us have the use of $75 of funds very recently put into his hands by friends, to aid in the publication of Review, and tracts. This means Bro. White will want immediately to pay debts already contracted. For the balance due on Tent we have four months pay day. We shall expect our friends to send the $75 to Bro. White as soon as possible. All money sent to Bro. White for the Wisconsin Tent will be credited in the Review. J. M. STEPHENSON, D. P. HALL.