Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SUN FOB 1879.

TyuH sun WILL Re PRINTED EVERY
day during the var 10 come. its pnrpo.e
and meihoi will be the came ~ In the past:
To present ali the news in q readable shape.
and To tell the truth though the heavens iali.
The sus has been, IL, and will continue 70 %
lndependent Of everybody and everything save
the truth and its own convictions OF uuy, inss
Is the only polici which an bone, hewspsps.
need have. That 10 the policy which nas won
for this newspaper the confidence and I1enu.
min on Of : wider constituency than vas ever
enjoyed BY any other American journal. =.
The sun IL the newspaper for the people. ~
IL not for the neh man against ,he poof m.o.
or for the poor man against the reh man, puth
seeis 10 DO equal justice TO all interests In the
community. II IL not the organ Of any person.
class. sect or party. There need be no mystery
sbout its loves and hstes. IL 10 for the honest
man sssiLst the rosues eyery N 70 lot
Ksrubllcsu, and for the honest Republican -
ss,ipst the dishonest Democrat. IL does not
tste its cue from the ulterAneeA OF any politi-
| clan or political organization. IL gfves Us sup
| port unies.rvedly when men or measures are
In agreement with the Constitution and with
he principle. upon which this Republic was
| founded fof the people. Whenever the Oonsti.
linton aud constitutional principles are NO.
laisd-As In the outrageous conspiracy OF 1876.
by which . man not elected was placed In the
| Pre.Id.ut's onioe. where he still rsmains-it
speaks ont for the right. That IL the sus's Idea
OF Independence. In this respect there will be
| no change In It's programme for 1873.
Tue suS has fairly earned the hearty hatred
Of r~a.cals. frauds and humbugs Of all sorts and
siIes. II hop : to de.-rv. that hatred mot less
In the year isIy than In Isis. 1877. or any year
gone by. The sus will continue to shine on
the wicked with unmitiaated brightness.
Will. the Lessons Of the past should be con.
stantly Kept before the people, the ~ does not
propose 10 make itself In 1872 . magazine Of
-.-la. kA.s.rx n a RflNtaN for fha mar ana
women Of to-day. whose concern 10 chiefly with
the sffaiu Of to-day. IL has both the dlsposi.
ton and the ability 10 afford Its readers the
promptest, fullest and most sccurate intelli.
e,nee OF whatever In the wide world IL worth
attention. To this end the rerourees belonging
to w.ll-established prosperity will be literally
employed
The present. di-jointed condition Of parties In
this country. and IN. unesrtainty OF ths future.
| lend an extraordinary significance 10 the events
OF the coming year. Ths discussions OF the
| press, the debats- aud acts OF Congress, and the
movements Of the leaders In ever section OF
the Republic, viii have . direct bearing on the
Presidential election VI lssO-an event which
must be regarded with the most anxious inter.
e-t BY every patriotic American. whs'ever hit
| political ideas OF allegiance. To these elements
q interest may BE- ADDED the prebabiity that
the Democrats will control both houses o, Con.
gr.ss. the Increasing feebleness OF the fraudu.
lent Administration, and the spread and
strengthening everyvhe.e OF q healthy Abhor.
renee Of maud In any form. To present with
accuracy and elearne-s the exact situation In
each o; its varying phases. and 10 expund. &C
eordins TO IL well kno an methods. the prinei.
ple- that should guide US through the labyrinth,
will be an important part o the suns work fer
1879
We have the means Of making the Sun. a. q
political. n literary and . general newspaper.
more entertAing and mere useful than ever BE-
fore: and we mean 10 apply them freely.