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A back-page note in the Review and Herald of September 16, signed by the president of the General Conference, O. A. Olsen, informed the field of the plans that would involve Ellen White through the last months of 1890:

The May American mail carried 150 pages, some addressed to the president of the General Conference.

… the general laborers advertised to attend were Elder O. A. Olsen, president of the General Conference; Mrs. Ellen G. White; and some brethren whom the Mission …

… the General Conference session of the proposition that the institution be sold. When they learned what was going on, and that the president of the conference …

… the eight-page letter from the president of the General Conference telling of the bewildering reports from Battle Creek that were reaching the field …

This letter to the president of the General Conference was actually a progress report. Continued White:

In the case under discussion, the president of the General Conference, quite willing to act according to instruction from the messenger of the Lord, felt he must do so intelligently and with proper preparation. And in this vein he wrote at length:

The president of the General Conference at about the same time made a clearcut statement in a letter to a young minister who was troubled about the question …

… . Wilcox, president of the Review and Herald board and editor of the general church paper, the Review and Herald :

As President of the General Conference, James White was in the chair. Twenty delegates were present, and by vote of the conference their number was increased …