Salem, N. J., December 20,1867.
Rev. F. W. Brauns,
Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
Salem, N. J.
Rev. And Dear Sir,
The undersigned, members of the Session and Board of Trustees, respectfully ask for publication a copy of the discourse preached by you at the funeral of our late colleague, Thomas W. Cattell.
Very truly yours,
REUBEN HINCHMAN,
HENRY B. WARE,
QUINTON GIBBON,
JOHN P. MOORE,
Members of the Session.
REUBEN HINCHMAN,
GEORGE B. ROBERTSON,
JOHN LAWSON,
MASKELL WARE,
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
WILLIAM B. ROBERTSON,
Members of the Board of Trustees.
Salem, N. J., January 4, 1868.
Messrs. Hinchman, Ware, &c,
Gentlemen—The sermon you request is at your disposal. I trust that its publication , will result in good to the Master’s cause.
Truly yours,
F. W. BRAUNS.”
Reference Data:
Numbering Or Days: A Discourse Preached at the Funeral of Thomas W. Cattell, by Frederick W. Brauns, First Presbyterian Church, Salem (NJ), 1868, page 3
