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Pacific Press Publishing Company · New York · December 1, 1892

FromThe American Sentinel, Vol. 7, No. 47

The Sun's London letter, of November 12, contains this paragraph:—

The liberalism of the times has given rise to a new semi-religious institution known as Museum Sunday. The object is to secure, through church influence, the opening of museums and picture galleries on Sunday. The movement was advocated in many churches on last Sunday.

Are not the religious associations for the Sunday opening of museums and of the World's Fair, and the religious associations for their Sunday closing antagonistic to each other? Can a house divided against itself stand? How long will it be before these opposing forces will unite for the prosecution of seventh-day keepers only and let all others go scot-free?