The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-26


THE New YORK SUS Is paper SUI
0cn,ris. 1t has circulation exces ding that Of any
other paper in the country. IL has wonderful
sElll IN the methods which II uses IN respect Of
things that It doesn't think good. IL has been
troubling the Beecher parasites. IL goes after
the Whskey Ring men with wonderful alacrity.
IL hits President Grant, or any one else, when II
gets good chance. In short, II does great
many things which may offend people who have
been bred TO suppose that what Is custom Is
right. without reference to the qualities that
arc In 4. IL has also an amazing quantity OF
news. How II gets II puzzles any one down
here. II doesn't Invent IL. II only nnds 1t by d
search which shows that II must have hun
dred or more reporters running about the
We have looked into THE Sun with strong
desire 10 see what Its purpose IL. We have seen
nothing In that search but honesty-rude some
times hurting some y. ople. sayi,g nothing.
however which ought not To be Id. and thu
II the kiud Of newspaper that one wants. Tell
the tril, b, and let the lies 20 TO other papers.
This seems to oe the philosophy OF The Sun.
Prom me AHdHnc Denocia al
The renresentative American newspaper IA
without doubt THE NEW YoRK SUS, which has
the largest circulation OF any paper published in
the United States. IL does not waste any v. lua-
bic space with minute details OF untnteresting
news. hut gives everything that Il worth giving
In the fewest possible words, 80 that they may
readily ne compreheuded and dIsested. Hut
The SUS'H great purpose, IN which II distances
every rival, and which makes II so valuable, il
the routing OF that corruption when has grown
so Immensely within the past decade In the
tona and State Governments. We would not
mis- rHE Sun any more than that other sun
shines Oh Sunday.
Prom ne Spring Cfv (Pean) sun.
II seems strange, but nevertheless il IL
true. that We IN Spring city receive through the
Po-t-Olhce at this place 1HE NEW YORK sun at
HbL one and a half hour In advance Of philade J.
phia papers. We are distant from New York 10y
railroad l25 miles, and from Philadelphia 3,
miles. And not only that TIE NEW YORK SUS
contains later, more important news. and IL In
all respects model daily paper, published at
only Two cents daily.
Prom n, J,rssv SLOr, Herald
THE New YORK SIN is conceded to he
one Of the / est dalios published In the States.
The editorials are hgh-toued and pithy, while
the news department always contains the very
--latest news. The literary columns are well hllcd
with choice reading matteT-and II Is to-day the
cheapest and best paper published.
From ne L0cGI Ae'r,. H,Witn0d, n, m.
For paper that speaks what II thinks. no
matter who IL hitS-that rrIoircs, apparently. ia
libel suits. and has IL reward Ia the Isl Gem of the
people. commend ia to THE NEW York SUS
with a circulation ~ l2h0t1. II Is power in the
and and We are pleased to note It's influence Is
eXerted for good.
tr,m Me valley Spra, Chlmbersbnr0. IA.
TUt NEW YoRK SUN, not satisfied with en-
tightening he major part Of the readers of daily
newspapers six days In the week. has determined
"tu be UP with the other sun every day In the
week, and the result 81 that determination lies
before W. In a sunday edition Of eight pages OF
| A. spicy reading matter - can be found.