Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-15
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THE sun FOB 1879.

TNHE SUN WILL BIZ PRINTED EVERY
and msthod will DO the same ~ In the past:
TO pfetent All the news In . readable shape,
and TO tall the truth though the h,svens fall.
The bun has been, u, and will continue 70 b
independent Of everybody and everything save
the truth ard It's " convictions Of duty That
10 the only police which an honest Newspaper
used have. That 10 the policy which has won
Tor this nsvspapsf bs conndsncs and ffisnd.
ship OF OF . wider constituency than vas ever
enjoyed BY any other American journal.
The sus 10 The newspaper for the people. II
10 not for the rich man against the poor man,
seeks TO do equal justice TO all interests In the
community. IL 10 not the organ Of any person,
class. ssct or party. There need be no mystery
about its loves and hates. Il IL for the honest
the honsst Dsmoerst y against The dishonest
Republican, and for the honest Republican -
against the dishonest Democrat. IL dos not
take he cue from the uitersnoes Of any poiiti.
clan or political organization. u gives its sup
port unrss.ryediy when men or measure. are
the principles upon which this Republic was
founded for the people. Whenever the Oonsti.
tuition and constitutional principles are VIC.
lated-a 10 the outrageous conspiracy Of 1910.
by which . man not siscted was placed In the
spssSs out for he risSi. rhs, Is shs sUs's idea
Of Independence. In this respect tnsre will BE-
no change In its programme for 1879.
The Bun has fairly earned the hearty hatred
Of rascals. frauds and humbugs OF ell sorts and
sizes. 10 hop Q 10 deserve thai hatred not less
In the year is79 than In 1878, 1877. or any year
gone By. The suN will continue 10 shins on
the wicked with unmltigsted brightness.
while the Lessons OF the psst should b con-
stantly kept before the people, the bun does not
propose 10 make itself In 1879 . magazine Of
ancient history. IL 10 printed for the men and
he snsirs Of today. Il has both The DISPOSE.
ton and the ability TO Afford its readers the
promptest, fullest and most accurate intelli.
rsnce OF whstsver In the Wide world 10 worth
attention. To this end the resources belonging
to w.iLe.tsblished prosperity will be hbsrsi,y
employed.
1Ge present disjolntsd condition Of parties In
this country. and tbs uncertainty OF the future,
lend an extraordinary significance 10 the events
Of the coming year. Tbs discussions Of the
press. the debatss and acts OF Congress, and the
inovsments Of the leaders I'm ever section Of
the Republic, Will have . direct bearing on The
Presidential election Of lse0-an svent which
must be regarded with the most anxious inter.
eet BY every patriotic American, ha.ever hif
political Ideas or allegiance. To these elements
VI interest may be saded the probability that
grss. the increasing feeblensss OF tho fraudu.
lent Administrator, and The spread and
strengthening sverywhe Q Of . healthy sbhor.
renee OF maud In any form. To presen, with
accuracy and cleaJness the exact situation In
each Of ita VARYING phases. and 70 expund. &C
cordlng ~ its well known methods, the prnci-
pies that should guide ~ through the labyrinth,
Will be an important part o the SuN's work Tor
1873.
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political. . literary and . general newspaper,
more entsrtaing and moro usefui than ever DO
fore; and we mean 10 apply them freely.
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Address, !. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher Of the suN. New York City.