Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-14
the NEW YORK sun FOR 1879.

| THE Sun will be printed every day during tn
| year to come. Its purpose and method will b
The same as in the past: To present all the new
| in readable shape, and to tell tie truth thougl
| the heavens fall.
The Sun has beer, is a ID will continue to b.
Independent of every b1dy and everF thing saw,
the Truth and it's own convictions CT duty. Tina
il the Only policy which an honest news
pa er need have. Tha: is the poii:y which ha
won for this newspaper the COL fde1ce anC
friendship of wider constituency than va
ever er jnyed by any other American journal.
The W il the newspaper Of the people.
is not for the rich IAN agalnst the poor mar, Of
f the poor man against the rich mar, but i
seeks TO do equal justice 10 all interests in the
communit,. 1t is Lot the organ Of any person
class, sect or party. here need bs no mgstery
about il s loves and hates. II is for the hon EST
man against the rogues every time Ii is for the
honest Democrat IS agilrSt the dishonest Re
pu blicar, i'd for the honest Republican against
the dishonest mocra l. does not taee it's
cue from the utterances OF any politician or
poi teal organiz i'm. 1t gives its support uu
ese-yedlV wheE men or measure. are in agree
men; wi the Constitution and with the prInci
plies upon which his republic was funded Tor
the people Whenever the C9nstit lrien and
cODssituti u al principles are vlolated-as in the
GU 'rageous con, piracy of IS 6, by hich man
not elected was placed in the Presidents Office,
where be .tiil remalos-r SPEAKS cut tor the
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Pr graDm tor 1872.
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of I'd cali, fraud, AID bumhugs Of ali sorts and
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IN the y sar 1879 than in g 8, S77, or any y ar
gone 10y. HE SUN IS printed for the men and
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hs aft airs of t. day. t his both the dispose ion
and the ability to afford its readers the ompt
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To this end the resources belonging to we'll.
established prosperity viii be literally en-
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She present di<jointed condition # parties i
this country, and the certainty or the future
] en- an extraordinary significance to the events
of the coming year. To present with accuracy
and clearoess the exact situation in each of its
varying phases, and expOund, according to its
guide us through the labyrinth, will be an i'm
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more entertaining and more useful than ever
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