The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-01-09
THE new YORK sun ron 1879,


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year to come 1ts purpose and method will be the
same in the past: To present all the news IN n
readable shape. and TO tell the truth though II.
heavens fall.
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dependent OF everybody aud everything savo the
Truth aud its own convictions OF duty. That IA
the only policy which an honest newspaper need
have. That is the policy which has won for this
newspaper the confidence and friendship of a
wider constituency than was ever enjoyed by apv
other American Journal.
The sex is the newspaper OF the pcoplc. II 10
not for III, rich man against the poor man, or for
the poor man against the rich man, but II seeks 10
do equal justice To nil interests In the con,nuni,
II IS Not tbs organ OF any person class. sect ~,
party. There ned b. no mystery about It's ioves
roeucs ever! time: Ii is for the honest Democrat
against The dishonest Republican. anu for ths
honest Republican 5 agaps; the di. .houcst Dem,
pcrat. II does not take its cue from the uttcrancc,
Of any politician or political organization II
gives its support unreservedly when men or
and with the principles upon which this renubIie
was founded for The people. Whenever the con-
stitution aud constitutional principles arc yoIotsI
as in ;lle ou, ,raseouS conspiracy VI 1876 by which
man not clrc,,d was Iinced in the Presidents
Office where he still rrnians--il sneak. out fo, ~
| right That Is 'fnE Sr%s ioea OF indepeud, ncn
IN this respect there will be no change Ia its pro
| gramInc fur 1879. r''-
! IN
ra..aS iranls. and hnntugs Of all sorts and sira,
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| VII So concern is chiefly with the affairs OF toJay
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intelligence OF whatever in the wide world is worth
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| loyed ii
| !he Irfscn. lisnintcd condition of parties in
| tins country, and the uncertainty Of the futurc
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phases. aud o"xpeurd, according 10 its well knows
| methods. ne principles that should guide us
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| "" have the means of making TIE Sun asa
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Tree. Address I. W. ENGLAND
Publisher OF THE SUM- New York City
Dec l9, 1878 % a.