Increasing Reverence for Sunday
By Editor
The Presb. Banner and Advocate, thus discourses on the increasing regard for the Sabbath, by which we are probably to understand Sunday. "There are, both in England and in our own country, signs of an increasing regard for the Sabbath. Within a short time some of our most important railroads have ceased to run their carriages on that holy day. In our cities, the disregard of the Sabbath by our emigrant population is regarded with increasing disapprobation by the majority of citizens, and the efforts that have been made to execute laws restraining vice and labor on that day, have met with unexpected favor. This increasing regard for the Sabbath is one of the most encouraging signs of the times."