LETTERS OF DBS. DE WITT AND BETHUNE.
 

At the request of the Board of Publication, the following
Letters in reference to this work, were kindly famished by
two of the most eminent and widely-known Divines in the
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church.
 

LETTER GE REV. DE. DE WITT.

The Vohime prepared hy my Colleague, the Ret. Db. Chambeks,
entitled "THE NOGIT PRATER MEETING," will douhtless attract
the interest of the Christian public at large. It traces from the first
institution of the Noon Day Prayer Meeting, in September, 1857, its
onward progress and widening diffusion, with the blessed results
which have followed. It has been carefully prepared, and full reli¬
ance may he placed upon the accuracy of its statements. It is hoped «
that it may be in some degree instrumental, under the Divine bless¬
ing, in cherishing and extending the religious influence now spread
through our country.
 

New Yorlc, October 25th, 1868.