San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-16
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THE SUN FOR 1879.

TEE SUE will Be printed every day during, ne
wear 70 come, Iu purpose and method will %
The same % IN the past. To present al ne neIs
10 readable shape, and 10 tell the truth though
he heavens fall.
dspendept Of everybody and everything save the
Truth and its own convictions Of duty. that .
the oply policy which an honest Newspaper need
have. That 10 the policy which has won ior this
newspaper the confidence and friendship o. vi.
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against the roguss every time. II 10 for the hon
est De mocrat 90 against the dishonest kepuoleah'
and for the honest Republican ~ sgainss the dis.
honest Democrat. II does not take its cue rem
the uttsrsness Of any politician or political o..
gsnIsation. II gives Ito support unIsssIveaLy
when men or measures are In agreement WIN sne
Constitution and with the principles upon when
this Republic was founded for the people. Mnen'
ever The Constitution and constitutional prinei.
Piles srs violated-ss IN the Outrageous conspira,
cy Of 1875, BY which man not elected was placed
in the Presidents ONCE, whore he still remains.
IL speaks out for the right. That 10 Tas Su.,s
dss Of independence: In TIL: ss.P sss there Will
THs sur has fairly earned the hearty hatred OF
rsscas. frauds, and humbugs Of all sorts and Sizes
II hopes to deserve that hatred not less In the year
1875, than In 1873. 1877. or any year gone oy IHs
euH will continue to shine on the wicked With I'M
mitigated brightness.
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stsntly kept before the people. THs Su. does not
propose to make itself In 1879 magazine OF an.
Client history. II 10 printed for the men and wo-
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the ability TO AFFORD It's readers the promptes full.
eat, and most accurate intelligence OF Whatever
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the resources belonging to well.established pros.
perity will be literally employed.
The present digoiused condition Of parties In
this country, and the uncertainty Of the future,
lend an extraordinary Significance to the events OF
The coming year. Tho discussions Of the press,
the debates and acts Of Congress, and the move
ments Of the leaders In every section o. me re-
DENTAL election Of lS80-an event which must be
regarded with the most anxious interest BY every
patriotic American, whatever bis political ideas or
Allegiance. To these elements OF interest may De
added the probability that the Democrats viii
Seebleness Of the fraudulent Administration, and
the spread and strengthening everywhere OF o
healthy sbhorsnce Of fraud in any form. To pre-
sent with accuracy and clearness the exact STU
alton in eoch Of it, varying phases, ana 20 ex.
principles that should guide US through the laby'
rinth, will be an important part Of THu SUMS
work for 1879.
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more entertaining and more useful than ever be-
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Nov. 3-6w