Editorial April 8, 1905 Issue

Legislation

with contributions from John H. Mickey, Archibald McLellan

Less than the usual number of bills having for their object the suppression of Christian Science practice, have been introduced in the State legislatures this year, and of this number only the one introduced in Nebraska has been passed, but even in that State the measure has failed to become a law, because of the governor's veto.

Both the decrease in the number of bills, and the utter failure of those which have been introduced, point to the day when legislators will be ashamed to father such attempts to secure unrighteous and unconstitutional discrimination.

The full text of Governor Mickey's veto message is as follows:—

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