The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-12-05
TEE SUN FOR 1879.

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THs Son vii be printed every Day dnrins
.he year To come Its purpose aud method VIII
be the Same as IN the past; To present all tho
news In = readable shspe, and to tell the truth
though heaven fall.
independent of -vcrybody AMI everything save
the Truth and its own convictions OF duty. That
isthc only policy which an honest newspaper
won for this neSspsper tho confidence and
friendshlp Of . wider e,nsis'srcv than was ever
enioyed by any other American Journal.
TnESuN 10 ths newspnp..r for the people. II
Is not for the rich man against tho poor man or
Tor tho poor man against tho rich man, but It
seeks To do equal Justice 10 eli interests In tho
c,mmunity. 1t is not tho organ OF any persons,
clsss. sect OF party. There paed be no mystery
about lite love aud hates. II Ia for the honest
mat against the rogies every time. II 10 for
We honest Democrat - we'll - against the
publican - against tho dishonest D Democrat. II
does not take its Que from the uttersnce Of any
political oresnisation. II gives its support
greement with the Constitution aud with ihs
principles upon which this Republic was found.
cd for tho people. Whenever The Constitution
and constitutional principles are vioistcd-ss
In the Outrageous conspiracy OF 1879, By which
man not elected was placed In the Presidenps
ofhre, where he still remaius-it speaks out for
the right. That Is tn. sus's idea Ct indepenc.
its programme for 1879.
THE Sun has fairly earned the hatred of rss.
cs's frauds, and hu,nbues fail sorts and sisss.
Il homes to deserve that hatred not less In the
year l57) than In 1873, 1877, or any year gone BY
THe SUN viii continue n shino on the wicked
with u.mitisated brishtness.
Whi's ~. h @ ,ssson. Of the past should Be con.
stsntIy kep' before tho people, THs SUN does
not purpose to make It's, u in ie79 masa zine Of
aneient history. II 10 printed for the men and
women ofto-day, whose c,ncern 10 chiefly with
the women Of to-day, whose concern L. chiefly
with tho affairs Of to-day. has both the dispo-
siiioi SUD the ability TO AFFORD its resders The
rromptest, fuiest, aud most ace ruto intelligence
of whatdver la the wide worli IL worth stien.
tion. To this end and the icsources belonging
20 TO- wsi,.sstseiished prosperity will be libsrsliy
The present dirjoined condition Of vsr.,es IA
this country. and the uncertainty Of the future
lend an extraordinary signincanre 10 the events
q the coming year. The discussion Of the press,
,n ne debates And acts o. Oongress. and the move
public will have . direct bearing on tho Presl.
deniial election cf isso-an event which must 10
rsesrdsd With tho most snxioas interest by ev.
cry patriotic American, whatsver his political
ideas or allegiance. To those eIemeuts of utter.
est may bs sdded the probability that tho Dems
ocrsss WI coatroi both houses Of Congress. the
trstiou, and tho spread aud strengthins every.
where q . healthy abhorabcs OF fraud 10 sny
form. To present With accuracy snd iesrusss
70 70 s:sn S %
methsda, The principles that should guide us
through the labyrinth. viii be 81 important part
w have the means Of making Tss sum, % .
poIiticsi, literary end . general pswapspss,
more sutsststning and more useful than ever be-
'oss ! AND ws mean 70 apply them freely:
For the DAILY sus, four page sheet % twenty
eIsht columns. the pi Ice BY mail, post paid. is
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