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South Carolina Sunday Law Amendment Defeated

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 16, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 20.

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South Carolina Sunday Law Amendment Defeated

By S. B. H.

A LETTER recently received at this office from Charleston, S. C., says:—
“Yours of February 27 has traced me up, and I will say in reply that the Osborn Sunday Bill died in the House, and the author of it told me that he thought he was done with the matter entirely. He said he had no idea it would cause such State-wide opposition. Our people sent in many well-filled petition lists, and also letters, telegrams, etc. These things have had great weight.”
In this we find an illustration showing that well-directed campaigns bring results. In the case above referred to, literature and personal visits entered largely into the work, which has been crowned with success.
S. B. H.