The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-14
TEII
INDIANAPOLIS SEN lINEL
FOR 1879.

Pass and pulpit; these are the powers Of
the present. these are the arbiters of mans
best advancement. In this thoaght, and in
the purpose to answer fully every legitimate
expectation OF fair, free. Independents news
paper, the Indianapolis Sentinel appeals to
the public for countenance and support. With
the inauguration of the Liberal movement Q
new impulse and wider scope came to Jour.
nalism, and among . number of other journals
the sentinel saw the chance and seized It,
In the adoption Of this broader field the Senti-
Lel has resolved to work out its salvation as
a medium of news on q strictly bushes prin-
ciple. We shall offer the consumer as per-
feet an article rs the market affords, and all
men, irrespective of party, Of sect, can pay
their none and take their choice. To this
end the rroprietors have set the machinery
in motion for the production Of complete.
trustworthy, newspaper. which can be de-
pended to present from day, to day the
current events by mail and telegraph, as
clearly and inteliigibly a. money and mind
can COLLECT and collate them. @
Nothing that can interest or in any way aid
tho business man to the more intelligent nm.
derstanding Of the problems presented in his
den of toll, or smao.he the way OF the teach.
or. political Or scholastic, shall be emitted ia
the Sentiners columns. 1873
In being independent, the Sentinel is BY no
means neutral. 1t revowssand. maintains the
enuobling truths, affirmed at Cincinnati, and
in the maintenance of those truths. and their
propagation and perpetuity, it pledges its
best energies until the people shall be again
called on to decide the question, unembar-
raised BY the outside issues winch impeded
the late campaign. To the party which has
always supported it and which alope en-
boGys its principles, it will maintain a cor
dial alliance, bat not as the organ of any
men CT set of men, whose course is in oppo-
sition to the pubic advantage.
Literature, Science, Art, Religion all shall
have equal treatment in its coiur and all
shall have the best thought OF the best minds
in there presentMent to the Sentnel's readers
Correspondence, varied and extended, shall
he presented fully and succicnsy from all
parts of the Union aud from abroad, written
BY the most careful and trustw or1hy men
and women that can be obtained. Tele.
graphic correspondence from the great cities
shalt be nsed to anticipate the lending points
OF vital news, and every reader Of this jour-
nal will find al to the minhtest items con-
corning each spc:al emergency arising from
time to time. The Sentinel. geographically,
will DO kept mp to tho best product OF the
in such convenient shape, that its most valu.
able contributions, of . special nature may
b preserved for reteeence. -,
With she beginning Of the New Year the
Sentinel is DESTROYS Of extending its useful.
ness, and TO that end offers the completest
paper issued in the Stste for ten dollars .
year, cheaper bv two dollars than any frs.
class paper Published 10 the States of Ohio,
Kertucky, Illinois or Indiana. Some in
ducements Of an advantageous kind are Of
feTed 10 clubs! 9s9e