p. 140 | THE REVIEW TO THE INQUIRING

Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 31, 1856

THE REVIEW TO THE INQUIRING.

By Stephen N. Haskell; William L. Saxby

Bro. Smith:—Desiring a little information relative to the plan on which the Review is conducted on some points, we address a few lines to you respecting the desired information.

It is this: As we are about in different places among the Advent people and others, we now and then find one that seems to be honest, and desirous to understand the present truth that they may be saved. Now in cases like this, they do not wish to send on one or two dollars for the Review, a paper that they know nothing about, but would read the paper if they had it, and perchance by reading it some seed might fall on some good ground where it would bring forth fruit unto the glory of God. Now the desired information is this: Is the paper free to such individuals? If they take an interest in the paper, (unless extremely poor,) they will not take it long without paying something for the support of it. But if they take no interest in the paper, we then will write you a line and have it discontinued.

An answer to the above would be thankfully received by many of the friends of the Review.

Stephen N. Haskell. Wm. L. Saxby.