The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-13
sun FOR 1879.

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year % come. Its purTose and method will h. the
same as In the past To present all The neNs In a
readable SHAPE and toiell the truth though the
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Truth aud its own conviction Of duty. That Is the
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do equal iustice 10 all interests In the community
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~. There need he no mystery about Its loves aud
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when men or measures are la agrement with the
Constitution and with the principles upon which
this Republic was founded ior the people. When
ever the Consultation constitutional privileges
are violated-as In the outrageou, conspiracy OF
1876, by which man not elected was placed IN the
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pendenee. In this respect there will hs no change
In its programme Tor 1879.
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1870, than In ISIS 1871, Or yeaTS gone by. The SuS
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10 make itselfin 1873 magazine vi ancient history.
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The present disjointed condition of parties in
this countTy, and the uncertainty Of the iuiure,
lend the extraordinary slsnihcanee 10 the coming
yea. The discussions oi the pres sthe debates and
acts of congress, and the movements Of the leaders
hearing on the Presidential election OF lssO-an
event which must be- regarded with the most anN-
luus interest by every patriotic American, what
sser bis political ideas on allegiance. To these e.
elnsnis Of Interest may be added The probability
that the DemOcrais ili cuntrol bath houses 90 Con
gnss, the Increasing lsrhlrness OF the fraudulent
administration, aud the spreid and sirrngi hsning
Of healthy ahhorance OF fraud In any hnn, To
present With accuracy and cearnsss the exact siiu-
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ding 10 its wsll-known melhods, the principles that
should guide us through the laby rnih, will be- an
important pari Of the - IS work lor 1879
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