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Letter from Benjamin Winchester, 8 August 1842

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Aug 8th [1842]
To the first presidency of [the?] [churc]h at
This is to certify that [illegible] [conv]ening a vote was called in a congreg[ation] of more than five hundred to exp[ress] their desire thatt shoul[d re]turn to this to preach who ◊◊◊ there was not, a dissenting voice
For my own part I think it alltogether advisable for him to return immediately for there is now a great excitement on the subject of of our holy religion and a prospect of bringing scores into the kingdom
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Aug 8th [1842]
To the first presidency of [the?] [churc]h at
This is to certify that [illegible] [conv]ening a vote was called in a congregation of more than five hundred to express their desire thatt should return to this to preach there was not, a dissenting voice
For my own part I think it alltogether advisable for him to return immediately for there is now a great excitement on the subject of of our holy religion and a prospect of bringing scores into the kingdom
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