{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The recent movement on ihe part of the Butchers of hs city in for of an observance of the SaIIa,h as day o rest, on which, ayIng aside the labor and care incident to their business, they can, in common win their fellow citizens, enjoy the privileges, nor al and religious, connected with that day. meets wh as It should, the hearty appreciation of our eli The city authorities, as we learn, have al the instance of ihe butchers, enacted an ordinance pro hibiag the sale of meats hereafter on the Sabbath, and we hope it may not be long before we sha Il have the satisfaction ofreporling similar measure in re- gard to the Fish and Vegetable markets. This, however, only be done with the consent of the vendors oi those articles the terms on which the stalls and stands were leased to the occupants, se- cure them in the exercise of their present practice mtll the end Of the year. We believe that ihe en- . lire abolition of the custom of buying and selling on the Sabbath day would prove of ncacuable value to the interests of all classes of the community, the reasons for which so obvious that il IS unneces- sary here to refer to them.