Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-02
IS, 1878.

ST.. PAUL. Feb IS, 1878.
David r. Breed, Henry Cross,
Maurice D. Edwards, John Stafford,
David lice, Edward j. Funk,
j.. j. Hielsoher, H. J. Crist,
J. Schneider, $. w. Lloyd,
Henry Baettcher, VIM. McKibbin,
J. $. Pillsbury, Vim. r. Marshall II hope
d. Burt, the Monday edition will
II. p. Van Cleyc, be discontinued. I heart
II. M. Knox, lily favor days rest
Edwin TREASURE and abstinence from Ia
Robt 2. Lewis, Dor in seven
r.. Marvin, Pennock Pussy. For rea-
Thos. l.. Mastarson, sons similar to above
a. Z. Heichhold, FL r. Brill,
VIM. W Bison d. D. Merrill,
Henry j. Horn 1 believe David Day,
that the Monday edition N E. Clark,
is especially objection Thos. Cochran, Jr.,
able on account of the VIM. T. Mason,
work done Sunday in A. G.. Manson,
preparing that edition l.. A. Gilbert,
ID. W. ngerso Edward Corning,
j. P. Allen, W. H. H. Johnston,
H. G. Burbank. favorIC. c. Lewis,
the discontnuance Of Romano Sheire,
tho Monday morning J. w. Griggs, Jr.,
edition. j. B. Spencer
j. G. Green, G. A. Eaton,
W. I. Donaldson, Geo. E: Hazard,
Fred. G. Haines, j. A. Allen,
j. p. Pollock, A. J. Goodrich,
John Way, H. II. Sbley. In my
9. S. Rogers. In favor Judgment there should
of emitting Monday be an intermission of la
morning paper. Dor one day in each
w. L.. Wilson, week in printing offices
&. W. Sherwood, and elsewhere, in justice
Gates A. Johnson, to employees and in de-
w. j. Dyer. In favor Of ference to the religious
the omission of the sentiment of the COM
Monday paper. mllIity.
L. Walther, NJ. D. In IA John S. Prince,
of disseminating the L. F. Drake,
Monday morning edi- Horace Thompson,
ton. A. H. Wilder,
Henry sc}urmeier. In IA H. S. Fairchld,
vor of dscontinuingJ u. W. Nabersberg. Dis
Monday morning paper continue the Monday
F. Knauft, morning paper.]
J. H. Scllur1neier, G. Gotham,
Henry Gotzian, Stephen +. Buneman,
]. +. Tostevin, Martin Pfaf,
w. r. Tostevin, Jacob N. Miss,
j. G. Quimby, VIM. H. Stornler,
Chas. E. Magraw, A. Fl. Lohlker,
G. D. Strong. For the G. w. Hackett. In IA
same reasons those of disseminating
stated by II. j. Horn, Monday edition.
Esq, Cows. Sibley and Fred S. Swisher.
Marshall.
A request emanating from so respectable
and prominent a body of citizens is certainly
worthy of grave and respectful consideration.
It would give The GLOBE much pleasure to
be able to grant any request coming from
such source, and we regret the divergence
of views between us and the petitioners. We
regret it more for their sake than our own.
There is good deal Of Misrepresentation
on the subject, which this request gives US an
opportunity to set right. Primarily, no en-
ployee on HE GLOBE labors seven days per
week, unless from choice. The large major
ity work but five days out of the seven, and
thereby they secure even one day
moro of rest than the petitioners
request should be granted. The
Sunday morning paper practically
involves no Sunday labor-as two or three
hours after midnight Saturday sees the
working force dispersed. Upon the Monday
morning GLOBE, work commences about
eight o'clock Sunday evening. Unless the
printer desires otherwise, he can arrange his
duties 50 that he need not do one stroke on
Sunday until eight o'clock in the evening.
This gives him the entire day for church
going rest, or whatever he may desire. In
fact, the printers employed on
The GLOBE have superior op-
portunities for observing the Sabbath.
The relays Of men employed render it SO
that the same man need not do any Sunday
work oftener than once in four weeks, unless
from choice, and on the fateful one Sabbath,
he can have the entire day, no labor being
required until in the evening, as before
mentioned.
Hence, SO far as the physical question is
concerned no valid point can be made against