Letter to Brigham Young, 9 October 1844
I had a good time yesterday through the day
peached twice. I walked with Sister Cobb from sister Voice to
meeting yesterday, was well in good spirits, was disappointed in not
having a letter from you. will write to you to day, all
was as well as could be expected at home. the Saints seemed
glad to see me in Boston. Millerism is now at its highest
pitch in Boston the last time is now set I think the 22nd of this
month they have made such fuss that their has been talk
of tearing down their Tabernacle but I hope the people will let
them alone. I addess the Chuch in this place in planness upon
the subject of politiks. Advised them to let it alone & not vote
or mingle with it, for I suppose that will be the case ^course^ taken
in Nauvoo.
As Ever I reman yous with respet & Essteem
W. Woodruff
P.S. Elder Adams is I understand a going to hold a debate in
New Bedford with Backellon & then return to Nauvoo
