The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-20
THE Sun FOR 1879.

THE SIS will he printed every day during the
year 10 cOtne It's puTpose and iathod will he the
same as in the past; To present. all the new Ia q
readable shape and 10 tell the truth though the
THK Sun has been is, and will eontinae 10 he in
dependent Of every body and every thing. save the
Truth and it, own conviction Of duty That Is the
only policy which an honest newspaper nest have.
That 10 the policy which has won tn this newspa-
per the confidence and friendship ola wider eonstit
uenCy than was ever enjoyed by any other Ameri-
can Journal
The sUS is the newspaper for the people II is
not for the rich man against tho poor man, or for
the POOr man against the rich maS, but II scks 10
do equal Justice to all interests ia the community,
II il not the organ Of any person, elias, sect 90 par
ty. There need he no mystery about It's loves and
hates. II is cr the honest man against the rugues
every time II i Tor the honest DtmnCrat against
the dishonest Republican, aud loo the honest Re
publican as against the dishonest Democrat. It
does not take Its cue from any politician or polit
cal organ zatiOn IL gives It's support unTeseryely
when men OF measures are In agreement with the
Consultation aud with the principles upon shirh
this Republic was founded ior the people. When
ever the Constitution or Constitutional privileges
are ViOlated-as IN the outrageous conspiracy OF
1876, by which a man not elected WIS placed IN the
Presidents office, where he still remains-i speaAs
out for the right That is the svN's idea oi indie
pendenoe. IN this respect there will h. no change
Ia It's programme for 1873.
fhe SUE has fairly earned the hearty haiTcd Of
Tascals, frauds and humbugs Of all sorts and si1fz
II hopes 10 deserve that hatred not less In the year
1879, than In 1875, 1871, years gone by. The suN
will continue 10 shine on the wicked With uninit-
gated brightness.
While the lessons OF tue past should be constant
~ kept before the people the SITS docs not propose
10 make tselftn 1879 magazine Of ancient history
Il Is printed for the men aud women Of to-day. IL
has both the disposition aud ability 10 anoid It's
readers the promptest, fullest and most accurate
intelligence Of whatever In the wide world Il worth
attention. To this end, Resources belonging to
well-establishe-l prosperity viii h. literally oh-
ployed.
this country, aud the uncertainty Of the hture,
lend the extraordinary Significance 10 the coming
yea. The discussions Il the press, debates and
acts Of Congress, and the movements Of the leaders
In every section of the Republic will have direct
bearing on the Presidential election OF lssO--an
event which must be- regarded with the most anN-
iOus interest by every patriotic American, Whist .
ever his political Ideas or allegiance. To these e
that the Democrats will control both houses Of tom
gress, the increasing fnebleness 0f the handulent
administration, and the spread and strengthening
OF healthy abhOmnco u fraud In any mrm To
present with accuracy and olearnes the exaot stu
alton OF lis varying phases and 10 eNpound, acof-
ding 10 It's wtl-knOwp methods, the prnciples That
should guido us through the laby rinth, will h0 an
important part Of the suN's work iur 1879.
We have the means ni making the srN. p1iti-
cal literary and general Newspaper, and more
entertaining aud more useful than ever beorci and
Nc mean 10 apply them heely'
The rates ufsuhscTiption remain unchanged Tor
the Daiiy suS, iour-page sheet Of tweni y-eighl
column. ihs price By mail pat ll,i = % 'nls r.
paper, an eght-lAgc sheet VI hhy-siN columns, tho
pfi,e i g. 70 year, postage paid.
The sunday edition OF the suS Is also FURNISHED
S'IAaTately "a u year postage paid,
ia columns. Is u year postage paid. iof clubs
oi ten sending $40 Nc will send AN extra copy rcc
address q. W. ENGLANB,
Publisher u Ihk srN, Newfoik 'ip,