Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-11-13
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written In the English language aud pEiuied ~
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"A she news ofthe world promptly, and present.
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sss ,fll enable IT, readers 90 keep well ahr..ss
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fure ogiime. The greatest interest 10 the Eress.
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is.-~- star that Of any other American nrwrD@-
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wnvs OF thinking buy and read The SUI; and
they all derive saiisiAesioa o. some sort from iss
s.lnrnus. for they keep on buying and readinRIe
n its comments on men and affairs, TAe Sun
believes that the only guide Of policy shouga -
rommon sense, inspired by genuine Americas
s.-;rriulea and backed by honesty Of puruose
Frr ara reason IL IL and will continue Is ~ ~.
soiuselv independent Of party, class, cliQHe Or
vnntration. or interest u Is for all but Of noue.
n viii continue TO praise what Is good and re-
probate what l. evil, taking care that itslan.
s-uag, a 10 the point and plain. beyond The Dos.
s;l,ilitv az being misunderstood. II il uninau-
srrea bv motives that do not appear On the saF.-
ece. Il has no opinions 20 sell, save thoss which
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n Tafre ininstiee and rascality even more shanit
hafes Unnecessary words- Il ahhors frauds,
miles fools, and deplores nincomPooTs q every
snecies. II will continue throughout the yesF-
1850 70 ehasiise the first class, Instruct The 49,
ara ana aiscouniennnce she third. All honest
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49, honea az telling the truth 20 Us friends and
ahout its friends whenever occasion arises Coz
plain speahing.
Thcse are de principles upon which The Sun
viii Ne conducted during the year 10 come.
The year 1880 viii be one in which no patri-
cite Americas can afford 20 Close his eyes 70 pub
ne alaIrs u Is impossible TO exagEcrate che i'm.
porsance Of the political events which Il has in
store. or, the Necessity Of resolute vigilance on
re mart ~ every ciiixen who desires 60 preserve
The Government that the founders gave as The
debates and acts Of Congress, the utternncrs Of
the press, the exciting contests Of the Republican
and Democratic parties, now nearly equal In
strength throughout the country, the sarying
drift of public sentiment viii all bear directly
ana eEtrfively upon the twenty-iourth Presiden-
tai election. TO be held In November. PoHs
Years ago next November the will Of the naiion,
ns expressed NJ the polls, was thwaFted by IN
nbominahle conspiracy, the promoters and bene-
fcfaries Of which still hold The Offices they stole
Will'the crime Of 1915 he repeated in 1850 : The
mast decade Of years opened with corrupt, ex-
trayasant. and insolent Administration iniFcneh-
"a Al Washington. The Sun did something to-
ward disIodging the gang and breaking its pow
er. The same men are now intriguing 10 restore
their leader and themselves 10 places from which
thcy were driven by the indignation OF the peO-
ME. Viii they succeed The coming year will
bring tie answers 20 these monenious questions.
The sun will he on hand 70 chronicle the facts
AZ they are developed, and 20 exhibit them clear
~ aud Gearlessy in their relations 10 expCdieney
and right.
Thus. with a habit OF philosophical good ha-
NOR in locking atthe minor affairs Of life and in
great things q sttadfast purpose 10 maintain he
rights of the people and the principles Of the Goa
ssi,uiiOn against all aggressors, The Sun Is pre-
pared 20 write truthful instructive, and at the
same time entertaining history Of 1880.
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~ 4. W. ENUBHND,
Publisher of The Sun, New York City.
Nov -, IsIs-0t.