The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-18

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to be, absoluteN is, shad-will cohtini
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probate what is,evhis goo ~
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motives that do not appel ,tkE IN
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aser with two cents. 1T hates IN;
and rascality even more thaiYAt
unnecessary words. 1t abhorsA
pities fools, and deplores nincon
of every species. 1t will cJi
throughout the year 1880 to chaV
the first class, instruct the secon.,
discountenance the third. All houS
men with honest convictions, " yhefJI,
sound or mistaken, are its friensi,
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ling the trnth to its friends andab
its friends whenever occasion arise
for plain speaking. "a
These are the principles upeIfsEhfcI
THE Sun will be conducted durin,
the year to come. irfW
The year 1880 will be one in wbicl
no patriotic American can afford t,
close his eyes to public affairs. Itis i'm
possible to exaggerate the importanc,
OF the political events which it has ir
store, or the necessity of resolute Wig
lance or the part of every citizen who
desires to preserve the Government
that the founders gave us. The de
bates and acts of Congress, thesutter
ances of the press, tri5 s.ssaih, S-otes-
of the Republican and Democratic
parties; now nearly equal in strength
throughout the county, the. varying
drifts of public sentiment, viii afibea]
directly effectively upon the. tWV
fourth Presidential election, to be-
in November. FourIyears AGO
NovembeAtke will OF the natioi
expressed at the polls. was thWi
by an abominable conspiracy. the
moters and beneficiaries of which
hold the offices they stole. vii
crime of 1876 be repeated in 188O?
past decade of years opened with a
rupt, eXtravagant and insolentl
ministratiOn intrenched at Washj
ton. The SUN did something tow
dlslodgihg the gang, and breakins
power. The same mel are now in
guing to restore their lader and ~
selves to place from which the,s4S
driven by the indignaion of H}I Va
pie. VIII they succeed? ThedHEu
year will bring the aswer to A,hs
momentous questions. THE StJN1rSJ
be on hand to chronic. the facts a!
they are developed, nd to exhibil
them clearly and feaRssIy in fhei
relations to eXpediencnnd right. J
Thus with a habit e. philOsoph1I
good humor in lookiI. at the miIf
affairs of life, and in nate thing
steadfast purpose to maintain
rights of the people anthe principleS
of the Constitution agalst all aggress
sors, The sun is preped to writ6
truthful, instructive, ad at the san
time entertaining histor of 1850. I'll
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