The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1878-11-23
THE SUN FOR 1879.

THE Sun viii be printeGcvery day during the wear
\ 70 come Its purpose and method win be tne
PIE shape and 70 tell the truth though the heavens
The sun has been Is. and VIII continue 10 einde-
pendent OF everything the Truth and is
own convictions Of duty. That Is the only pozscy
which an honest newspaper need have. That i the
policy whieh has won for this newspaper the conf
denee and friendship OF wider constituent fhan
vas ever enjoyed by any other Amer1ean Journal
Inc sun Is the newspaper f8r the people lhisnot
for the rich against the poor man Ar for fbs
poor man against the rich man. but Il seeks 10 do
equal justice % all Interests Ia the Community N
y not the organ Of any person. class sect or party
Ihere need DC no mystery about Its loves and hate
II IL for the honest man against the rores ever.
time. IL Is for the honest Democrat a aanst th,.
dishonest Republican. and for the honest ReDufIi-
an e. agAinst me dishonest Democrat II dose not
take i cue from tbs utteFanees OF any POLITICIAN or
political organization. II gives ifs support uure
serveS.ly when men or measures are In agreement
win ne Constitution and with the principles upon
which this Republic was founded fsr ne 1,rs,fle
whenever the Constitution and constitutional min.
Of 1876. by which mar not elected was nlaeed IN
the PRESIDENTS ONCE, where be still rcnalus-it
speaks out for the right That il the SUMS idea OF
independence. In this respect there VIII b. no
change in tts programme for 1873
Ihe sun has iairIy earned the hearty hatred OF
rsAseais frauds. and hambugS Of all sorts and sxes
II hopes % deserve that hatred not less in the wear
1873 than In 1878, 1877. or any year gone hv The
sun wili continue 70 shine On the wicked with UNI
While the lessons OF the past should be constantly
kept before the people The sun does not propose 10
Il l. printed for the men end women OF to-day whose
concern j. chiefly with the Affairs Of to-day Il has
both the disposition and ability afford rs reasiers
the prompsest fullest and most ineliigenc
o. whatever in the wide world Is worth attention
To this end the resources belonging % wei-estah-
itshed prosperity VIII be literally employed
The present disjolnted condition OF parties IN tAfs
country, and the uncertainty OF the future lend an
extraordinary significance % the events OF the COM
ing year. The discussions OF the press the debafps
and acts Of Congress. and the movement or The lead
erS in every section OF the Republic will have d.
rect bearing ON the Presidential election 81 iSSoan
event which must be regarded with the most anx-
ous interest by every patriotic American whatever
MS political ideas or allegiance To these clemens
ofintereSt may be added the probability TIA tthe.
Democrats will control both houses Of Congress the
increasing feebleneS OF the fraudulent Asministrn
ton, and the spread and strengthening everywhere
Of healthy abhorance Of fraud IN any form To
present with accuracy and eieaness the exact stua-
ton IN each Of is varying phases and % expound
according % Us weilknown methods, the principles
that should guide AS through the labyrinth will be
an important part OF The suns work Or 1879
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