The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-17
TIE SUN FOR 1880.

THE SUN will deal with the events Of the year 1850 In
its fashion pretty well understood by every
body, From January until December 81 1t will be
conducted as newspaper written In the English Tau
guage. and printed for the people.
Asa newspaper. The suN believes In getting all the
news Of the world promptly, and presenting It ia the
most integible shape-the shape that will enable It's
readers to keep well abreast Of the with the least
rest TO The greatest number-at is the control
Ing It's daily make-up. 1t now has circulation very
per- and en Us income viii n II at all times pre-
ped 10 spend llnlay rlhe benefit of its readers.
buy and read fIIE SUM- aud they all derive
OF sort from Its columns. for they keep on buying
and reading IT,
In its comments on men and affairs, THE Sun believes
that the only guide Of policy should be common sense
by Honesty q purpose For this REASON il Is. and viii
continue % BE- absolutely independent o. party class
none II will continue praise what is good End re-
probate what Is evil taking care that Its language
rsieod Il uanaaenesd motives that ao
not appear on he surface II has no opinions 10 sell
save mos which may BE- had BY any purchaser With
than It hates unnecessary words II abhors frauds,
pies fools and depores nlncompoops Of every species.
Il will nethrough0ut the year 1880 10 chsstse
the t class instruct the second and discount nance
the Third All honest men, with honest convictions,
Sun makes no hsnes Of sling the truth IT'S friends
aud about It's friends whenever occasion arises for pls
These are the principles upon which THE SIN vii, he
coniu tied durlng tn year 70 come.
/ The year 1880 will DO one In Witch no patriotic
Am afford 70 close his eyes "a public an Irs
II is impossible 70 exaggeraie The importance ui III
pol ca which IL has In store y fhe ne easily IF
resoutc Wig lance on the part OF every citizen who de-
sires 10 preserve the Government that the founders
gave US. the debates and acts Congress- the utter
OF the prtss exciting contests OF the Repub
can and Democratic parties. nearly equal IL
strength Throughout thc c0untry The varying drit Of
public sefmont. will all bear directly and effectively
upon tho twenty-fourth Presidential eectiUn. to
"a In November. -Four years next November the
loff la fhat
Cd by an ahominahle en- piracy, the promoters and
prf .iariss OF which Still hold the Offices they sto.
III the crime VI 1875 he rep atcd In 1880? The pat
decade Of years opened with Il corrupt. exiravagn
| THE sun did something toward disodging the gang
aud breaking its power. Thu same ID are iutri
guing rcstore their leader aud themselves 10 places
from which they driven BY the Indignation u thr
bring tho answers 70 these monentous questions. THE
Sun will be ind TO chronicles the facts they
developed aud to exhibit them clearly and fearlessly In
their relations 70 expsdiency aud right.
looking the minor affairs OF life and In great thinas
steadfast purpse TO MAINTAIN the righs Of the PEG.
pie and the principles OF the Constitution against all
aggfessors THE sun Is prepared TO write truthful In
st.uctive and at The same time entertaining history Of
| 1857.
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