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Letter to John Smith, 12 December 1843

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Asterisk (*) denotes a "featured" version, which includes an introduction and annotation *Letter to John Smith, 12 December 1843 History, 1838–1856, volume E-1 [1 July 1843–30 April 1844] “History of Joseph Smith”
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City of Decr. 12. 1843.
President .
Your Petition of a Special Conference of last November has been received, duly considered, and is granted. you have my best wishes in your behalf, as well as my prayers: that you may fill so honorable and exalted a Station with the dignity, sobriety, and grace which has hitherto characterized your conduct, and communion with men, as a Man of God.
Respectfully Yours
Joseph Smith
By Clerk [p. [1]]
City of Decr. 12. 1843.
President .
Your Petition of a Special Conference of last November has been received, duly considered, and is granted. you have my best wishes in your behalf, as well as my prayers: that you may fill so honorable and exalted a Station with the dignity, sobriety, and grace which has hitherto characterized your conduct, and communion with men, as a Man of God.
Respectfully Yours
Joseph Smith
By Clerk [p. [1]]
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