The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
THE SUN FOR 1880

S4fHK suN win deal with the events OF the
veal. 1850 In its own fashion, now pretty well
aH'inrst00d by everybody From January !
until pccemOrr3l will lie conducted US u ncws-
paper, written In tho English language, and
printed for the people
AS newspaper, The sun believes IN costing
NIL the news OF tho world promptly, and pre-
sehtny II in the most ineligible shape the
shape that will enable its r2aaCrs 70 Keep well
abreast of the age with :hc least unprOtuctiyc
expenditure Of time. The greatest Interest to
the greatest numbcr-that Ia, thelaw contrni-
mug lis daily makeup. II now has u circula-
Ton very much larger than that OF ANY other
American newspaper, ami enjoys an income
which Is ut all times prepared 10 spend liber-
ally for tho benefit Of it, readers. People Of
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In it, comments ON men and affairs, The
sun believes that the only guile OF policy
should he common sense, inspired by genuine
American principles anil backed by honesty
Of purpose. For this reason 1t is, aud will
continue TO he, absolutely independent OF
party, class. clique. organization, or interest.
u istur all. hut OF none. II Will continue to
praise what Is good anl ruprnbalc what t.
evil, taking care that its language is 10 the
poipt ami plain, beyond the possibility Of
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motives that do not appear On the surface; IL
he had by anV purchaser with two cents IL
hates Injustice AMI rasUality even u,ure than
u hates unnecessary worls. IL ahh0Ts frauds.
pltics fools, and deplnrcs n,ncOmpoops NJ
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the year isS'0 to cha,tise the first class instruct
the sce0nd, AMI di.cOuutcnanCc the thiul.
Nnl The sun makes no bones ia telling the
truth to iIs friends, and about is iricnls
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking
These are the principles upon which The
come.
The year 1850 will be one in which no patri-
Otic American can ati,Irl Ia close his rtcs IL
public Affairs. II is impossible to eXaggcrHtn
the Importance ui the political events Mhith IL
has In store. or the ncccssity Of rcsOlUtc vigi-
Vance on tho part NJ every citizen WIN desires
to preserve the GOVERNING mt that the founders
gave us. Tie debates aud act. OF Congress.
the atteranccs Of the press, the exciting con
tests OF the Republican aud DripOcratic par
ties, now nearly equal In strength throughout
the country, the wArring drift Of pubic scnti
ment, Fill all bear directly anil cneetiyely
upon the lweris .fnn-.h Presidential election,
70 70 held In November. -Four years ago the
VIII OF the nation, W expressed at the polls,
WAS thwarted by an Abomniable conspiracy,
| the promoters and beneiciaries 0f which
still huld the oAiccs they stole. viii the erin,
~ 1876 I've repeated in 1882 The past dccatl,
0fyeats Opened with corrupt. cAtrayagapt
| and insulcnt Administration intrenrhcl n
W ashington. The sun did something towar,
liislodgins the gang aud breaking lis power
The s.ttae mfn are now Intriguing to rustprt
tiirir icairr'gud themselves iniu i,iacr- iruir
,Yhlrh they were driven by the Indignation III
the people. viii they succeed! The coming
year will bring answers to these innm,nt0ns
questions. The sun will he on ha nj TO ChrUn'.
Ne the facts as they are Developed. auh tc
exhibit it clearly and fcarlcssly In their rCla-
uuns To expectancy and right
Thus, with habit 0iphilosophiral good hl.
! NOR IN looking at the miuUl Affairs Of life. ans
| IN great things steatf3st purpose 70 main.
tain the rights Of the people and The priut iplc,
OF The Constitution against all aggrrs,ors
Tie sun Is prepared 10 writc q truthful, ia .
s,rurtive ami at the same time entertaining
history % 1880.
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