The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-12-27
THE sun FOR 1879.

I THE suN will he printed every day during tho
. year 10 come us puIpse and methOi viii be- the
same as In the past: To present all the news In a
readable shal'e, and to ten the truth though tho
I heavens fall
TmE srN has been, is, and will continue TO be- in.
dependent Of every body and every thing save the
Truth and its own conviction Of duty. That h the
only policy which an honest newspaper uaed have.
That is the policy which has won far this newspa-
per the confidence and friendship Ola wider consii-
ueney than was ever enioyei by any other Ameri-
can Journal.
The srS Is the newspaper Ga the people. Il &.
not Tor the rich man against the Ioor man, ~ for
the poor man against the rich man, but 10 seeks 10
do equal justice 10 all interests In the community.
II Is not the organ oi any person, rlas-, sect par
~ There need he no my tery about it, loves aud
hates. II il itT the honest man against the rses
every time. II i 0r the honest Dcmocrat a. against
the dishonest Republican, and Tor the honest re-
publican a. against the dishonest Democrat IL
does not take Its cue from any politician OF poti-
cal organ zltion. IL gives it, support unresaTyclly
when men or measures are Ia agreement with the
Constitution aud with The principles upon which
ever the Constitution OF constitutional privileges
are viOlated-as 10 the Outrageous conspiracy OF
1870, by which a not elected was placed m the
Presidents once, where he still renlainsit .paaks
out for the right That Is the SUN's idea OF indie
pendence In this respect there will h. no change
In It's programme Tor 1879.
The SUE has fairly earned the hearty hatred 0f
rascals, frauds and humbugs of all sorts aud szs-
II hopes 10 deserve that hatred not less In the year
1879 than In 1875 1871, ur years gone by The sly
will continue 10 shine on the wicked with unuiiti-
gated brightness.
While the lesson- Of the past should he constant
ly kept before the people, the srN does not pfurse
a. make itself In 1873 magazine Of ancient history.
II Is printed for the men and women OF ta-day ID
has both the disposition aud ability to afoid il
readers the pTuniptest, fullest aud most accurate
Intelligence 0f whatever In the While world h worth
attention. To this end, resources belonging 20
well-esiabshed prosperity will be- literally EN-
ployed.
The present disiointed condition 81 parties In
this county, and the uncertainty OF the futuTr
lend the extraordinary significance To- the coming
yea The discussions Of the pross,thg debates and
acts O tongTrSs and the einents Of the leaders
la every scrliun ul the Republic viii have a direct
hearing un the Presidential electiou Of issn-an
event which must he regarded with the mnst anx-
ious Interest by every pairaiie American, what
ever his political ideas ur alegianrr. 10 these "a
einsnis Of Interest may be- added the probability
that the hemosTas will c,ntru hnta hu.rs Of tihl-
gress, the increasing lee hrnrss ul the iWu lulent
administration, aud the spread aud strUngt honinE
OF a healthy ahhomnCe at maud iu any iuun. 30
pressnt with accuracy and rleaTnss the exact situ-
alton oi IT. vary ng phase, and 10 eNIouud.
ding Ia IT, NJ ll-kn1wn msthuls the principles that
should guide us thr0ugh IN" labyrinth, will lr au
Important part ~ the StN's work ipr is1H
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