The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1878-12-05
NUMBER xxxIl.
THE SUN FOR 1879.

= THE SUN will b. printed every day dnling the
year TO COM It's purpose and method Will be the
readable shape, and 10 tell the truth through the
heavens fall.
Tng sus has been, Is, and VIII continue to be
Independents OF everybody aud everything ave the
Truth nnd its own convictions OF duty. That 10
the only policy which an honest newspaper neeh
have That 10 the lbncy hich has won for this
newspaper The confidence and friendship of O con-
stituency than was ever enjoyed BY any Other
American Journal.
Imr Sun is the newspaper for the people. 1t Is
not Tor the neii man against the poor man, or for
the poor man against the rich Dan hut 10 seeks to
90 equnl jistice 10 nl interests In the cola,nunity
IL Is mol the organ OF any person. class. sect par
~. There need be no mystery about It's loves and
hates, IL IL for the honest against the rogucs
every time. IL Is Tor the honest Dcmucrft as
est Republican az against the dishonest Democrat.
IL dees not tahe It's cue from the utcrance, OF al,y
politician or political organization. II gives lis
support unrcscrvedly when men or measures are IN
agreement with the constituilon and with fheprin.
cpes upon viii b this Republic was ionnded for
thc propie. Whenever tie Constitution and oou-
sutuuonal principles are yi0lafed--as in the out
rageons conspiracy OF ls,6. by which a Idan not
elected was placed In the presi tents ofce, whore
ne stili remains-it speaks out for the right That
~ lHE SUNS idea of Independence. In this respsct
there viii be no change III its programme for 1879
The SUN has fairly earned the hearty hatred Of
rascais rauds, and humbngs OF AL sorts and sizes
IL hopes 10 deserve that hatred lcss in the year
1879, ihan Ia los, 1877, or any year gono by TnE
sun Will contnne to shine ON the wicked with un-
ulltydtcu nerS.
While the lessons OF the past should be constant
ly'kcpt before the people, THE Sun does not pro
pose 10 make it-sc la 1879 u magazine of ancient
history itisprfnied far he men und women otto.
day, whose concern Is chiefly with tile affairs Of to-
day. u has both the disposition and the ability 10
afford ts readers The prolnprest, ullcst aud most
accurate in; lliSencc OF whatever in the wide world
J.. worth attention. TO this end the resources be-.
ally employed.
The present di.jontcd condition OF parties In
this country, snd the uncertainty OF the ture lend
an eXiranfiihary Significance To the events OF the
coming year. The discussions OF the press the de-
Daes ana acts Of COngrcss, aud the movements Of
IN leaders IN every section OF the Republic will
nave direct bearing The Presidential election OF
lsSi--nn event which must be regarded with the
most anxious interest nv every patriotic American
whatever his political ideas allegiance. 10 these
elements Of interest may be added fe probability
that the Democrats Wilt control both houses of Con-
gress: the hcncicasing fecbcness Of the fraudulent
Administrations. and the spread and strengthening
evcfywheic ~ n healthy adherence OF fraud In any
iurn. 70 present with accuracy aud clsarncss the
exact situation IN each of s varying phases and to
expouhd according to Its wcll-knowil methods the
principles that .sb"uld guide us through the laby-
ninth, will be an important part orI'nE suns work
for 1879.
Wehave the means Of making TnE Sun, as polit
ial, literary and ageneral newspaper more enter
l'lli"g ana nor eni than eyer before; and We
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