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Minutes, 5 April 1844

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in this council. He was favorable to the document already presented and considered it good. Our proceedings are not designed to gratify the gentile world, but they are dignified and honorable. He rejoiced at the privilege of sitting in this council. He recomme[n]ded that the council hold up the committee by their prayers and hoped the council would all do so.
Er rejoiced to be associated with this council. He was pleased to see the spirit of union which prevails amongst the members. He referred to the few who were organized some 14 years ago and how they had prevailed He next referred to the three that bear re [p. [86]]
in this council. He was favorable to the document already presented and considered it good. Our proceedings are not designed to gratify the gentile world, but they are dignified and honorable. He rejoiced at the privilege of sitting in this council. He recommended that the council hold up the committee by their prayers and hoped the council would all do so.
Er rejoiced to be associated with this council. He was pleased to see the spirit of union which prevails amongst the members. He referred to the few who were organized some 14 years ago and how they had prevailed He next referred to the three that bear re [p. [86]]
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