Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SUN FOR 1879.

rTnE SUN WILL De PRINTED EVERY
day during the ], ar 10 come. Its purpose
isa p %s.sSa vi VII ,h DC p srs 'i IN . rs.dsSis shape.
and 10 tell the truth though the heavens fall.
The sus has been. Il. and will continue 10 Do
independent Of everybody and everything esvs
the truth ard its own convictions OF duty Ihst
IL the only policJ which an honts, newspsps,
need have. That IL the policy which has won
for this newspaper the confidence and menu.
chip OF Of . wider constituency than was ever
enioyed by any other American journal. a..
The Sun 10 the newspaper for the people. ~
L. not for the rich man against the poor n...
or for the poor man Asainst ne nen man Uu ~
seeks TO do equal justice to all interests ~ tne
community. II 10 not the organ Of any peson.
elAss, sect or party. There need be NO niystsry
about its love- and hates. II IL for the honssi
man Assirst the rogues every lime. u - ~.
| The honest Democrat a. against the dishonest
| Republican, and for the honest Republican y
assinst the dishonest Democrat IL does nos
tahs la Gu. from the u'terances OF any ponu-
| clan or political organization. III gives Us fup-
| port unres,rvediy when men or measures sIe
in agreement viii the oon,,iia'on nv WIN
founded for the people. Whenever. the Consu.
luton and constitutional principles ars ylo-
lat.d-as Ia the outrageous conspiracy OF io!t.
b, which . man not elected was placed In the
| Presidents once. where he still remains.it
| rufnk. out LOT inc IlAuts INV - nv w.
| OF Independence. In this respect there VIII Dc
| NO change In its programme Tor 1873.
Tire suS has fairly earned the hearty hatred
| of ra.eais. frauds and humbugs OF all sorts and
sises. 10 hop . to deserve that hatred not less
In the year isI9 than 10 ISIS, isII. OF any year
zone hy, The Sun will continue TO shine on
The WICKED with unmitisated brightness.
while the Lessons OF the past should bs con.
stantly kept before the people. the bun does not
propose 10 make itseli In isiy 9 magazine Of
ancient history. 10 is printed for the men and
women Of to-day. whose concern 10 chiefly with
the s1.irs Of to-day. Il has both the disposi.
ton and the ability TO Afford its readers The
prompte.,, fullest and most accurate intelli.
gsnee OF whsteverI In the Vide world 10 worth
attention. To this end the resources belangina
to w.iLe.tablishsd prosperity will be literally
abe p.esent disjolnted condition Of parties In
this country. ard tho uncertainty Of the future,
lend an extraordinary significance TO the events
| OF the coming year. tbs discussions OF the
| press, he debates and acts OF Congress, and the
| movements VI the leaders In evefy section OF
the Republic, viii have . direct bearing on the
Presidential election Of lsso-An event which
| must be regarded with the most anxious inter.
e.t by every patriotic American. whs ever hid
political Ideas or allegiance. To these elements
" inter d may be ADDED the probability thai
the Democrats viii control both houses % Con.
gress. the Increasing feeblen,s. o: the fraudu.
lent Administration, and the syread and
| strengthening everywhere Of O healthy abhor.
rene. of fraud In any form. To present with
accuracy aud clearness the exact situation In
each OF it, varying. phases, and TO eIpund. &C
cording 10 it, wvlLknosn methods, the princi-
plc- that should guide us through the labyrinth,
will be an jmportsn, part o the sus's WORK Ter
1873.
We have the means OF making the syn, 90 q
political. q literary and . general newspaper.
morv entertAing and more useful than ever be-
dots. and We mean 20 amply them freely,