The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-24
THE SUN FOR 1850.

+ InE suS will deal with the events =, a,
year 1851 IN ITS own fashion, now pro.,v ,.1,.
rndertood ~ everybody. From 1or, "',s
until December 81 it will be conducted
newspaper written in the English lanrr..
and printed for the people.
As newspaper, The Sun believes in ,,o....
al the news Of the world promrsav .nd
sentisgit in the most intelliaib.e sh., ~
shape That slil enable its readers 70 ~ Me
abreast OF the age wish the least l,,IproS,, ael
eNptna.ure OF time. The greatest interest -
The greatest number-that is the law COM "
ling Us daily makeup. Ii now has ,;rc,a.1o
verY much larger than that Of any Other asasa
'can newspaper and enjoys All incc me Whit ).
Is at ali tlllcS prepared to spend iha,au ~
the benefit OF its readers People of ali "sn ~
lions OF life and all ways of thinking Inv ,on a.,
Iead lIiE ssN, ana they all derive satisfaetiouu
o. soue sort from It's columns for they La..n
buying and reading it, oh
In its comments on men and affairs tn. O..
believes that the only guide of policy sbo,iaN
common sense, iaspired by genuine amas Anu De
principles and backed by henesty Of nnr,'"a ah
For this reason u Is, and will contime u ~
absolutely independent Of party, class. CHM
organization or interest Ii is for ali hue aa.e,
none. Ii will continue to Praise what 4 s =,
and reprobate what is evil, taking care re-, ~
language is to the point and plain, beyond ~
possibility OF being misunderstood. fir ue
fiuenced by motives tho do not appear ~ W. w
surface; il has no opinions to sell save ~
which may be had hy any purchaser wi,S,sse
cents 1t hates injustice and rastali,y wy wv
more than il hates UNNECESSARY words n ~
hers frauds, pities fools, and depores nincon,
poops OF every SPECIES. 1t will continue thrma
out the year $50 Ia rhastise the first class e.
. struet the see9ad, and diseountenance the ,b;ra
al honest men, with honest convietiens
whether sound or mistaken, are its friends
and TnE SUS makes no bones Of teIin9 ~
truth 70 its friends and about is friends Shn.
ever occasion arises Tor plain speaking.
These are the principles upon which Tug srx
will be conducted during the year to cone
The year 1850 viii be one in which no patriot.
ic American can afford 20 close his ewes % mi
lie affairs. IL is impossible to exaggerate he
importance Of the political events which il ~
in store or the nects sty of resolute yigiarce
On the part OF every cjrizen who desires 10 pr
serve the Government that the founders pave
MS. The debates ana acts OF Congress the M.
teranees OF the press the exciting contests a
the Republican and Democratic PARTIES now
nearly equal in strength Throughout the com
try, sac vatying arift ~ public sentiment viii
al bear directly and doetiyely ueon the tvsn
ty-fourth Presidential election, 10 be held IN
Move mber. Four years ago next November
the viii OF the nation, a. expressed at the pok
was thwarted by an Accountable conspirae,
the promoters and b9netiliafi,s q which sin
hold the offices they stole. Win the crime Il
1876 be repeated In lsS0t The past daade Il
years opened with corrupt. exuayasaut and
lnsoleut Administrator intTeuclnd at Nasbins.
ton. THE Sun dia something toward dsode
ing TIE gang and breaking its power The
same men are now intriguing TO restore Their
leader and themselves to faces'fr from which
they we're driven by the indignation OF the Pee
pie. Win they succeedt The coming year viii
bring the answers a. these momentogs cues
tons. THE spS siA be On hand 10 chronicle
the facts a. developed, and To e1 hihit them
clearly ard fearicssly in their relations 10 expe
diency and right.
Thus, with a habit Of philosophical good
bumor IN looking at the minor Affairs Of HE,
and IN great things steaGlast puncs to
maintain the rights Of Ae pie and the pnn.
ciples II tie Constitution aga.ns al aggesson
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Address: /. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher Of THE sUS, Nes York City.