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Letter from Almon Babbitt, 5 May 1844

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Macedonia May 5th 1844
To the Honorable President and Council of the Kingdom of God
I regret to inform you that circmstnces [circumstances] over which I have no power, prevent me from meeting with you Tomorrow I therefore delegate power to my respetived [respected?] brethren father a[n]d to vote for me beleiving that if I were present that my mind would be theirs and theirs min mine and from the confidence I have in your deliberations I beleive that all things will be conducted to the Glory of God and for the salvation of men
Yours very Respe[c]tfully
Joseph Smith [p. [1]]
Macedonia May 5th 1844
To the Honorable President and Council of the Kingdom of God
I regret to inform you that circmstnces [circumstances] over which I have no power, prevent me from meeting with you Tomorrow I therefore delegate power to my respetived [respected] brethren father and to vote for me beleiving that if I were present that my mind would be theirs and theirs mine and from the confidence I have in your deliberations I beleive that all things will be conducted to the Glory of God and for the salvation of men
Yours very Respectfully
Joseph Smith [p. [1]]
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