The Anti-Sunday Movement.
The following paragraph shows that those engaged in opposing the Sunday in the interest of no-Sabbath, are not the educated, reading, and intelligent classes. In the N. Y. Observer, of last week, we find the following:— The Mercantile Library was thrown open on Sunday last, and the attendance demonstrated the folly of the clamor that has been made in favor of it. The Herald and World say that about 100 men and one woman visited the reading room; and as the number of members is several thousands and the rush would be made on the first Sabbath, it is quite plain that there was no demand for the very doubtful measure. The N. Y. Herald says: “Unhappily for this first Sunday of the new era, the statistics, it must be admitted, by no means bear out the wretched exhibits which the statements of the anti-Sabbatic faction led people to expect.”