voluntary humility, spiritual second advent, and spiritual union not in accordance with the law of marriage, but ever raised their voices against these different forms of fanaticism which prevailed with some in New England . p. 301, Para. 1, [2SG].
N. N. LUNT, S. H. LUNT, JACOB MILLS, THOMAS WORCHESTER, DORCAS WRIGHT, PHEBE A. GAMMON, ELIZABETH HAINES* ISAIAH LIBBY. p. 302, Para. 1, [2SG].
_________ We bear cheerful testimony to the truthfulness of the statements relative to Elder Dammon, on pages 40, 41. As near as we can recollect we believe the circumstances of his arrest and trial to be fairly stated. H. A. HANNAFORD, WM. T. HANNAFORD, D. S. HANNAFORD, JAMES AYER, SEN., MRS. R. W. WOOD. p. 302, Para. 2, [2SG].
___________ TOPSHAM, ME., AUG. 6, 1860, The wonderful manifestation of the power of God in healing Sr. Frances Howland is correctly stated on pages 42-44, except the one who baptized her. STOCKBRIDGE HOWLAND F. H. HOWLAND, L. M. HOWLAND R. D. HOWLAND. p. 302, Para. 3, [2SG].
__________ In our opinion Sr. White has given a fair statement of the fanaticism in Maine, and her labors with the unfortunate victims of it, in pages 49-65. EDWARD ANDREWS, GEO. COBB, A. S. ANDREWS, STOCKBRIDGE HOWLAND, A. S. ANDREWS, L. M. HOWLAND, ALMIRA T. STEVENS, F. H. HOWLAND, P. R. STEVENS, R. D. HOWLAND, F. J. STEVENS, ABRAM BARNES, J. G. FOY, S. W. FLANDERS. H. N. SMITH. ___________ *This is Sr. H. of pages 30 and 69. p. 302, Para. 4, [2SG].