Religious Liberty Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 16, 1908

Religious Liberty Notes

A decision will soon be rendered by the United States Supreme Court which will either sustain or disapprove the boycotting methods which are being so universally employed by the labor union organizations.

As the climax to an impassioned address, recently delivered by Judge Wallace in the Benton Boulevard Baptist Church, of Kansas City, Mo., on the enforcement of Sunday laws, he said: “I have twelve months and fifteen days more of office, and every hour and minute of it shall be devoted to this cause, so help me God!”

The following editorial, which appeared in the Bridgeton (N. J.) Evening News, of Dec. 21, 1907, shows the interest there is in that city on the Sabbath question: “Our correspondents and others will appreciate our position when we say that we have now on hand no less than fourteen letters pertaining to the Sabbath question, and this notwithstanding that we have published many on the subject. The abundance of letters received and the diversity of points from which they come, is an evidence of the deep and widespread interest in this question. During the holiday season we have been hindered to some extent in publishing them. We will do the best we can. No one can do more.”