Caution Regarding the Sunday Law Movement
By Editor
WE ask our brethren generally to be cautious in their statements in regard to the actions, and more especially to the motives, of those who are endeavoring to enforce the Sunday Law. This movement is only a prelude to that which will yet be made throughout the Union. We do not hold the friends of that law directly responsible for the arrest of the Superintendent of the Pacific Press. We believe they are sincere in expressing regret that the arrest was made. We have every reason to believe that most of the prominent men in this movement respect us and our motives, as we do theirs. They think we are laboring under a mistake; we certainly think the same of them. Time will soon decide which party is correct in this. We deal with principles instead of men.