Matters in New York by D. Arnold

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 14, 1862

Matters in New York.

By D. Arnold

Our meeting at Roosevelt with Bro. Andrews closed last evening with good results. A spirit of confession and self-crimination prevailed, which was ominous of better times in Roosevelt. May the Lord speed the good work.

The work of State organization, so long delayed, I think will be taken hold of with a good degree of zeal. Our business proceedings on another page will show that the foundation of that work is laid. I would say in behalf, and by the direction of the church, do not fail to be with us if you and sister White can see it duty.

I am specially instructed to request that you will publish the proceedings, and appoint the time as will best suit your convenience, and in time for all concerned to get the notice. If circumstances forbid your meeting with us, please appoint Oct. 25, 26, and longer if necessary.

Those coming on the cars to this meeting will stop at Syracuse, and take the omnibus at the Sherman House, at the east end of the depot, for Central Square, five miles east of Roosevelt, where teams will be waiting to convey them to the meeting Friday evening. The omnibus leaves Syracuse from three to four o'clock P. M.

In behalf of the church. D. ARNOLD.