Note from Bro. Ingraham.
By Wm. S. Ingraham
I HAVE just returned from Avon. Spent evening following the Sabbath, Sunday, and Sunday night in the discussion of the law and Sabbath, with a Mormon preacher. This elder had been in the place, and had been successful in warping some minds that were inclined somewhat toward the truth. He challenged the world on some points. This stirred up a feeling among the churches who began to triumph over us, because they thought the Mormon could shake our foundation. Our brethren, thinking the man ought to be met, sent for me. The attendance was large and attentive. The elder said, if necessary he would contend a year and six months. But by the request of my opponent, the debate closed Sunday evening, he failing to fill up his last half hour into about twenty-five minutes. The result is satisfactory to the church, and the impression left on the minds of the people is in our favor. WM. S. INGRAHAM.