The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-26
rho New York Sun for 1879.

TINS SUE VIII DO printed oyeyy DAY during the yoar
20 come. It's pnrposo and method will be tho same ~
shape aud to te tic truth thoas tho heavens @
Pms huN has boon, IL, and Will continue to DO indie.
pendent OF everybody aud everything save the Truth
and itB own convictions OF duty, That IL tho only
policy which An honest newspaper need have. That
Ia the policy which has won tor this newspaper the
confidence and friendship OF wider Constituency
Tug Sun sthe OF tho people, II Is not for
tee rich man against tho poor man, or for the poor
man against tho rich man bnt II seeks TO do equal
Justice to all interests In the community 1t IL not
need be mystery about It's loves and hates II Is or
the honest man against tho rogues every time. IL IL
publican and for the honest RepnbiIcsn al sgains Tho
dishonest Democrat. II does not taks its cue from
the nllorsnees Of any politician Or political organi-
cation IL gives support unTeteryedly when men
measures are in agreement with the Constitution
and with the prineiples upon which This republic was
and constitutional principals are violated, 1t speaks
out for tho right, That s Tus SUNS idea of indie
Ecndence In this respect there will DO no change in
TnE suS has fairly earned the hearty hatred OF
Iaseala, frauds aid humbugs Of all sorts and sizes
1879. than in 1873, 1871 or any year gone by, THR
SYN 70 printed foE tae men And gomeD o. to-day,
has both the disposition and The ability to afford ts
readers the prom pest fullest and most accurate In
teligence Of whatever in the wide world worth at
established prosperity will be Literally employed
Tho present dijOintod condition OF parties In this
country, and the uncertainty OF the future, lend
extraoIdinsry influence to tho events of the coming
year. To present with accuracy and conrness tho
exact situation each o. its varying phases and to
expsuRd, accord ns to ito we-knoHn methods, tao
principles that should guide us through the laby-
rinth. will beam important part OF THA sus's work
for 1879
We have the ms,ns Of making Tar suN. ss a po-
littca library and general Newspaper; more on,
tertalning and more useful than ever before; and
Our rates of subscription remain unchanged. For
the DAILY sun, foar-ragn sheet Of twenty ~eiRht
columns the price by mall postpaid, ia 5S cents
mouth, or - sea year; or, Including the Sunday
paid. .,.
; The Sunday edition OF TINS syS 10 also furnished
at 81 ~ year. postage paid. The
SUNDAY sus In addition to tho current news, prs
sents most entertaining and instructive body OF
liernr' and miscellaneous matter. IN bulk twice a.
great and In value not inferior to that OF tho host
monthly magazines of Tho day at eno-tenth Of their
cost,
The wrsILY sUE 10 especially adapted for thoss
who do not take Nov York daily pafer. The news
Of the week 10 fully presented, its market reports
are furn shed to thslAteai moment and its agrica
turNl department, edited with great caro- and abi>
ity, Va unsurpassed, Tho WxsKLY Sun 8 probably
read to-day by mere farmers than any other paper
A choice glory, with other carefully
prepared misoellnay. appears in each issue The
Weekly protects Its readers by barring ito advertise
ing columns against frauds and humbugs, and furs,
ni.hes mare good matter for less money than eau be
obtained from any Cther source,
The price OF the WBEkr Sun. eight pages, fty-six
10 - year, postage paid For clubs of
ten sending 60 we viii send an extra cop, noe,
Address r |. ". ENGLANl, 80. ...
Publisher Of tbs Sss, Now York CITY.