The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-16
THE SUN FOR 1879.

THE SUN will be printed every day during the
year Its purpose aud method will be tho
In the past; To present all the news in readable
shape and to tell the truth though the heaveusia fall
The suS has been. and will contnne to be indsr.n
dent everybody and everything the Truth In
own convictions duty THAT'S the only policy which
honest newspaper need have That's the policy which
has for this newspaper the confidence and frsnd
ship OF wider constituency than was ever enjoyed BY
any other American journal
THE Sun is the newspaper Of the people. It's not a
the rich against the poor man. or for the poor
against rich man but It seeks do equal Justice
all interests IN the community Its the organ any
person. class sect or party There need he no mystery
about its loves and hates II is the honest
the rogues time. II is for the honest Democrats
against the dishonest Republican, and Tor the honea
publican as against the dishonest Democrat It doesn't
take Its from the utterances OF any politician r.
ideal organization. 1t gives its support unresrsti
when men or measures are in agreement with The CO
stuton and with the principles upon which this repus
was founded Tor the people. Whenever the Consatna
and constitutional principles are violaed-as in the o.
rsgeous conspiracy Of 1876 by which a not elseH
placed in the Presidents once, where he sun y
mains-t speaks out for the right That is Tr srt
idea OF independence In this respect there will be
change in its programme Tor is79
THE suE has fairly earned the hearty hatred q 70
Gals. frauds. and humbugs all sorts and sizes hoa
to deserve that hatred less year s7a thInn
lrIe lsf1 or any wear gone by. THE SuN VIII conunS
20 shine on the wicked with unmugated brightness
while the lessons OF the past should be constantly F
before the people, Tar suS does propose to msEh
self in 1879 magazine Of history It prnpi
for the men and women Of today. whose concern u
chiefly with the affairs today. II has both the ip'
auon and the ability To aford its readers the ptompuH
fullest. and most intelligence Of whan,erm~
wide world 10 worth ate ntion. To this end the r.
sources belonging to wellestablisbed prosperity Willis
literally employed.
The present disointed condition Of parties this eoln
try, and the uncertainty Of the future lena an eAud
binary significance TO the events OF the coming year NJ
discussions Of the press the debates ana acts q cor
gress aud the movements OF the leaders in every sect
Of the republic will have direct bearing on me Pea
DENTAL election Of issO-an event which must h
sarded with the most anxious interest by even paui'H
American, whatever his political ideas or allegiance
To these elements Of interest may be add'i the pTos
ity that the Democrats will control both House. of co..
gress the increasing eehleness OF the Fraudulent Az
minisration, and the spread and Strengthening e"n
where Of healthy adherence OF Fraud m ans torn
present with accuracy and olearness the exact atAu~
in each Of its varying phases and eNpouui ACCORDING
to its wen'known methods the principles that 'noO.
guide US through the labyrinth will be an iupoIH"
part Of THE SUE'S work for 1879.
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shterary, and general newspaper more eu'eran'1
and useful than ever before and mean aPpp
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