Chief Justice Supports Liberty’s Views

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 27, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 26.

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Chief Justice Supports Liberty’s Views

THAT the Liberty Magazine is read by prominent men in high official positions is made apparent from the interesting correspondence we are receiving from such officials. The editor of the Liberty Magazine just received an interesting letter from the chief justice of the supreme court of North Carolina, in which he volunteers some valuable information by citing many law “authorities on your side,” as he expressed it. He evidently read the Liberty Magazine quite carefully, as he continues: “Referring to the article on page 91 of the present issue of the Liberty Magazine you will find the subject pretty fully discussed, with many authorities on your side, in the case of Rodman vs. Robinson, 134 N. C. Reports, 503. You can find this volume in any of the large public law libraries.” This shows that the chief justice is in full sympathy with our views upon the subject of Sunday legislation, and should be an encouragement to our people to continue the good work of sending the Liberty Magazine to these prominent men who have to decide these important questions.