The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-06
THE Sun FOR 1879.

THE SIS will h. printed every day daring the
year 10 come Its purp1se aud method will b. the
same rs IN the past; To present all The news ia
heavens fall
THE suN has been is aud will continue to BE- in
dependent OF every hody and every thing, save the
Truth and IL, own conviction Of duty. That Is the
only Islicy which an honest new spapcT need have.
That Is the policy which has won hr this newspa-
pei the confidence and friendship ola wider canstt
uency than wa ever enjoyed by any other Amerl-
can Journal.
The suS l. the newspaper Er the people. Il is
not tor the rich man against the poor man, OF for
the poor man against the rich man. but IL seeks 10
do equal justice to all Interests In the community
II Is not the oan Of any person. class, sect OF par.
". lhsit heea he 70 mlsieiy Ahout US loves ana
hates. II b tr the honest man against the rogues
every time II Is for the honest Democrat against
the dishonest Republican, and ior the honest Re
publican A. against the dishonest DEMOCRAT. II
does not take Its cue from any politician politi-
cal organ 1ation II gives IT, support unreofyedly
when men OF measures are In agreement with the
this Repubiic was fonnde,i ior The people. when,
ever the Constitution constitutional privileges
are Violated-as In the Outrageous conspiracy OF
1876 by which man not elected was PLACED N the
Presidents office, where he still remains speaks
out tor the right. That Ia the suNs idea OF indie
pendence. In this respect there viii he No. change
rhe suS has fairly earned the hearty hatred of
rascals, frauds aud humbugs Of ali sorts and sizi
II hopes TO deserve that hatred not less in the year
1879, than In ISIS, 1877, years gone by The suN
will continue Ia shine on the wicked with unmiti-
gated brightness
while the lessons of the past should he CONSTANT
" kept heiore the people, the suN does not pToIase
10 make itseltin 1879 amagazine Of ancient history
II Is printed for the men and women VI to-day. II
has both the disposition aud ability 10 anOid It's
readers the proniptest, fullest and most accurate
Intelligence Of whatever Ia the vide world Is worth
attention. To this end, resources belonging 20
well-estahlished prosperity will h" literally em-
The present disiointed condition Of parties In
this country, and tho uncertainty OF the luture,
lend the extraordinary signihcancs 10 the coming
yea The discussions OF the pres the debates and
acts OfCongress aud the movements Of the leaders
Ia every section u the lsapublic will have direct
bearing on the Presidential election OF lssO-an
event which must be regarded with the most anN-
ever his political ideas az allegiance To these el
ements Of interest may be- added the probability
that the Democrats will control both houses II Con-
grrss, the increasing isehlenss OF the fraudulent
administration, and the spread and strengthening
OF healthy abhOTanoe Of iIaud In any iunu. 10
present with accuracy and cealnrss the exact situ-
alton Of rs varying phases, aud 10 eApOuud acuor-
ding 10 rs stll-knoWn methOis, the principles that
should guide ~ through the labyrinth, will he an .
important pan Of the stN's work ior 1873.
We have the means oi making the SIS, Iolti- .
cal, literary and general newspaper, aud more
entertaining and uorr useiu than ever hstTe, and .
We mean 10 apply them freely,
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