Connecticut western news., 1879-11-19
THE SUN FOR 1880,

THE SUN will deal with the events of the vear lSsO in its own fashion, now pretty we'll under st0os by everybody yer From January until De eember 3l w,li be conducted uewspaper writ ten h ths English language. and printed for th.. people,.
 AS a newspaper. THE SUN believes in getting all me news or the world promptly. and presenting It In the most intelhgible sh .pe-the shape that will enable its readers to keep well abreast of the age with the least unprOducIve expenditure of time The greatest interest to the greatest mum ber-that
 s. the law controlling its daily make.up It now has ciicu atton very much larger that that of any otn.f American newspaper. aud enjoyes an income which t is at all times prepared to spend liberally TOT the benefit Of It's readers. Peope of all con fsad rEe SUN; and they sli derive satisfact!on of eome sort from Its columns, for they keep on buy. Ing aud reading 1t.
 believes that the only guide of policy should be common sense inspired by genuine American this reason It is and win continue to be- absolute
 Independent of party. class, clique. orgsniza- ton or interest. is for all, but of 5one 1t will h evil. taking care that Its language is to the poin. and plain. beyond the possibility of being that do not appear on the surface n has no opin. tons to sell. save those which may be had by any purchaser with two cents. It tates injustice and nseahty even more than 1t hates unnecessary words, It sbho g frauds, pties fools and deplores linSo@poops of every species. It win continue tnatrgct the second. and diaconntenance the thi, sound or mistaken, are its friende And TuM SITN makes no bones of telling the truth to its friends ss a, sIou. l.s friends whenever occasion aripes
 Thsse are the principles upon which TIE SUN VII pc cond9S6ed ,o during the year to come.
 affairs. It is impossb to exsggerats the import & SnS necessity of resolute vigilance on the part of syery citizen who desires 10 preserve the Govern ass ,5st the founders gave us The debates and s..a s1Ca.nog contests of the Republican and Demo sSss.sa psaIiss, now nearly equal in strength w sH1Sns'y s Ss.y the d of public on the twenty fourth Presidential esction. 10 be tSs Hi oS sn Oef Four years next November peemotsrs snd Of which SSa ,Ss ,Ss peetsd in 1sS0i The past decade of years onsnos istrs,ion intrenched at Washington TIE SUN did ing Its power. The same men are now intriguing 70 restore their 1eadcr and themselves to places he people Win they succeed Y The comna ges Of VIII bring the answers to these momentous uues- cns ssefs TIE s SUN w,l be on hand to chronicle the eisary and fearlessy in their relations to expedi- ,s looking at the minor affairs of lfe and in great seeings steadfast purpose to maintain the rights sn St .ns psopie and the principles of the Conss'u to write truthful. instructive, and at the same ame entertaining history of 1880, r,. Uus .s fasas or subscription remain unchanged ass sne Delly suE, four-page sheet of twenty k skes coumns, the price by mail, postpaid, is SS ssn Ssnts a month or s6.5O . year or. including eotamrs. the paper is 8S cents 6 month. or a4. TO Q year postage paid. oA ~'''O : The Sunday edition of TEE SUN ia also f,rn,.b- ed separately at e1. 20 6 year. postage maid The price ol the WEEKLY Sus, eight paoes hftv SIX columns, 10 @i year, postage paid For eiues or ten sending H1O we will send an extra copy noe. Address
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