San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SUN FOR 1879.

Tar Err. will be pripted every day during. the
wear 10 come. lis purpose and method will be
Inc same a, in The uast. To present all tue hews
In a readable shape, and TO tell the iru'n though
the heavens fall. In.
TINS srx has been, Is, and will continue TO % 70.
dependsn, Of everybody and sVsi'saS o,, That is
the only policy which all honest newspaper n M.
have. Thai il the polcy which has won !or tnis
new,psprr the confidence and friendship o. aw
der constituency Than was eyer eWoyea W ~"'
other American Journal. .,,,. Ills
Tna Srx 10 the Newspaper Tor tue peop,o' 90
no, for The rich man against the poor man, oI IcI
The poor man against tho rich man, put !. sea-
TO do equal Justice 10 all interests IN Tue co'u
nifty. Il IL not the organ Of any person, o.asS v,
sect or party. There need De no myNe.y "U y, n
Il. love: and hates; ..I, ,ims il /. for the hon.
EST DE mocra, 20 against the dishonest
and for the honest Republican As agalhn tuo VIZ.
honest Democrat. II does not take us cne "ou'
the utteranees Of any politician or ponueS .S,v
ganization II gives lts supper ssmsn. wi.h The
Constitution and with the principles upon Wn.Un
this Republic was founded for the people. Wnen'
ever the Constitution and constitutional PI'no''
pies are violated-as In The outrageous conspmss
cy Of 1876. BY which man NOT eiee. veg,
il speaks out for the right. That 70 IaE sun ,,,
idea Of independence. In this respect there Will
be no change Ia its programme Tor 1878. =,
Tnr SUI has fairly earned the hearty nstred o.
rascas, frauds, and humbuss OF oil SORTS aug Size
Il hopes 10 deserve that hatred not less 10 ne
1879, than in 1873. 1877. or any year gone ~ Ina
Sun will continue TO shine on the wicked Win un
mi:igsted brightness. .,-
While the lessons Of the past should DO con.
stantly kept before the people, Tbs sun ooes n0'
Gent hi,tory. It 10 printed for the men and wo.
men Of to-day. whose concern 10 cnieny WIN tns
aTairs Of to-day. II has both the disposition ano
the ability 10 afford It's readers the promptess' Iul
est, and most accurate intelligence Of Whatever
in The wide world 10 worth attention: TO this ena
the resources belonging to well.established pros
Gritty will be literally employed. 4.
The present disjoiuted condition OF parties IN
this country, and the uncertainty Q! the Iu.ure,
lend an extraordinary significance to the evenu o.
the coming year. The discussions o. nc p.sa'
The debates and acts Of Congress, and the move
menty Of the leaders in every section o. the Ne
public will have . direct bearing on the fres.
dentia Al election Of lSS0-an event which must Dc
regarded with the most anxious interest," ~ ever
patriotic American, whatever bis poitiesi ldoas oI
added The probability that the Democrats will
control both houses Of Congress, the increasing
feebieness Of the fraudulent Administration, ano
tho spread and strengthening everywhere OF
healthy abhorance Of fraud In any form. TO pre-
sent with accuracy and clearness Inc exact o'u
nonnd. according to its well-known methods, he
principles that should guide US through the iaby.
rintb, will be an important part OF THH BUNS
work for 1879.
We have the means Of making THE suS as
political, 9 literary and general uewspnpe.,
more entertaining and more useful than ever De-
fore: and we mean to apply them freely.
Our rates Of subscription remain unchanged
For the DAILY Sun, four page sheet OF twenty;
eight columns, the price by mail, postpaid. Is %
cents month, or SO 60 year; or. inelaa,ng .ne
sunday paper, an eight.page sheet OF fity.six
coinmns, the price is 65 cents month, or " 10
year, postage paid. .,.,
The sunday edition of The Sun Is also furnish
ed sepsrs tely at 81 20 year. postage paid.
The price Of the WEEKLY Sun. eight pages nisy
six columns, 10 81 a year, postage paid. For club
Of ten sendn $40 we will send an extra copy free
Address I. W. ENG LAND,
Publisher Of THE Sun, New York City
Nov. 2-6w