Elder Miller’s New Doctrines
By Editor
THESE individuals called on the Church in this place last Sabbath, the 13th inst., and requested the privilege of presenting before us their views. Owing to the unbecoming treatment which we have heretofore received at the hands of A. N. Seymour, the Church did not feel that they could consistently open the house of worship for his use. But these objections not as yet existing against Eld. Miller, it was finally concluded to give him a hearing, in the afternoon and evening of First-day following, as they claimed to have some new points for our consideration. We attended both discourses, and having endeavored to follow the speaker carefully through all his positions, noting down some points on the occasion, we shall consider it our privilege next week to tell our readers what he believes, or perhaps we might more properly express it, what he don't believe.