The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-14
THE SUN FOR 1879.

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wear TO come. Its purpose and method will be
the same as IN the past To present all the
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though the heavens fall.
IHR SUN has been, IL, and will continue to be
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Is The only policy which an honest newspaper
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shin OF 4 wider constituency than was ever en-
jOyed by any other American journal.
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Is no for the rich man against the poor man. OF
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about its loves and hates. it Is for the honest
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the honest Democrat as against the dishonest
Republican, and for the honest Republican as
aglInst the dishonest Democrat It does not
! take its cue from the Utterauces of any pOllti
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agreement with the Constitution and with the
! principles upon which this Republic was found
cd for tae people. Whenever the Constitution
and oOnstltutlOnal principles are ViOlaled-asi IN
| the outrageous conspiracy OF 1875, by which a
man not elected was placed In the PresiGent's
| toe rgnI. That Is TIE SUNS idea of indepen'
/ deHce. In tins respect there viii be no change
| In its programme for 1879. "a.
| of rascals, frauds and humOugs Of all sorts and
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the year 1879 than in 1873, 1871 or anv year gone
| by. THE SUN will continue TO shine on the WICK.
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The present dIsjOinted condition OF parties IN
! this country. and the uncertainty OF the fuiufe,
| lend an extraordinary significance TO the events
| of thes coming year. The discussions Of the
press the debates and acts OF Congress. anu the
movements of the leaders IN every section OF
the Republic will have a direct bearing on the
Presidential election of lsS0-an event which
must be regarded with the most anxious INFER
est DY every patriotic American, whatever ms
political ideas or allegiance. To these elements
OF interest may be added the probability that
the Democrats VIII eo9lroi both houses OF Con
gIess, the increasing feebleness of the fraudu.
lent Administration, and the spread and
! STRENGTHENING everywhere OF healthy abhOr
ence OF fraud in any form. To present with ac.
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! 10 Its wen known methods, the principles thar
| should guide us through the laOyrint h, viii be
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