The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-06
THE SUN FOR 1880.

THE SuN will deal with the events nj the
year 1880 In ~ own fashion, now pretty wei
unicrs Ood by everybody. From January l
until December 81 II viii he cUnduc Ell as n
Newspaper written In he tngush language
and printed Tor the whole people
As newspaper, IpE sun believes In get
ting all III news OF lh world promitlS, aud
presenting II IN the most nltliigthl' shape
The shn e hat Will enable It's readers tU hcep
W. " breast al The ale with the least unIr0-
ductive exprAinu Oi tine. he greatest
inttres' 10 he rfcdtes humher-lhat I he
law controlling its dnily make-up. 1t now
hhs circulation very inurh arger than that
Z fanny other American n news aper, ami enjoys
an income which II is at all times prep rcd ~
spenl liburalll tor the hcn"ht fits readers.
People OF all conditions OF life and all way Of
u mixing buy and read The SCN aAd they
all derive satisfaction Of some sort from lis
columns, Tor they Keep ON buying and read
ing 1t.
In iis comments on men and affairs, THK
SIN believes that the only guide of pltliry
should b. mmau sense inspI ed 10y genuine
IN rican prime pies and backed By honesty
Of purpose. For this reason II IL, and will con.
tinue TO he ahsOluelN independent OF party,
class clique, urVanizu ion. OF ini,re t. 1t is
Tor all, but cf none. II will continue to praise
what H. good and repr0bate what is evil TAX
ing care that its lauguage Is to the point and
plain beyond The iOssibility of beinL misun-
drrsiOOd II Is IN influenced by motives that
do not appear On the surface: IL has no opin-
ions to set, save those which may he had ty
anN purchaser with two cents. / hates In
'ustice and tHscnlity even nOre than II hates
unnecessary words. 1t ahhCrs frau ls, pitics
iuuls, and nincOmpUOps Of every species II
will continue thrOughnu' the lear 1880 to
chHst sc the tirst class insjruc he cuIid, ami
discUuntenauce the lhird All honest men,
with honest convictions. whether sound or
mistaken, are ts fri nds. Aud THh sun
makes no bones of telling the truth to its
| friends and about It's friends whenever Occa-
sion aris for plain speaking.
Thesr are tn principles upon which THE
Sun will be cunduc ed during the year to
come,
Tho year 1880 will he one in which NJ patri.
Otic Amt ricau can afford 70 close his eyes TO
uhlic affairs. Il is Impossible to eXaggeratp
| the inip rtance OF the p"itical events which
| it has IN store, or tlr necessity OF resoluiev'g
| lanc, on tn, part of every citizen WIN dies res
| to preserve the Government that the founders
gave us. he deba es and acts OF Congress,
| the utterances OF he press, tn, exciting cor
tests Oi ohr Republican and Democratic par.
| ties. now nearly equal in strength thruughuu
| the country, he varying driIt of public senti.
mcnt, will al beardiTeclA and flee lively upon
| the iNenty. fourth PRESIDENT Il election. tu be
| held In November. Four years ago n, xt No
vember, the wall ufthe nation. as eXFressUdH at
! the polls. WAS hwAited by an abuuinable con-
| Spiracy the p umOters ant beuenciaries
which still huld the Ollie they stole. VIII
| he or ine Of 1876 b. repeated IN 1870? The
p'st decad" OF years opened with a corrupt,
| extravHgant, and insUlent Adm nistra ion in
| treucheu at Washington. tn sun uid some
thing toward disiudging the gang anu break
| iri1uihg to restore their leader and them.
| selves to places from which they were driven
| by The mitigation of the peuple. VIII they
succred? The coming year will bring the
| answers 10 these mUmeniOus questions. The
! SUN will b. On hand to chronicle the facts as
they are dev, 10. ed aud To exhibit them clear
| ly ami Icarlessly in their relations to expedi-
tncy and right.
Thus, win II haiti of philosophical good
humUr IN looking al the minor affairs of lille.
and in great things a steadta,t purpose TO
m intuin The ughis OF the people and tn
principles Of the tOnstitu lou ag iinst all ag-
gressus. HE SrN is prepared To write -
truthful, instructive. and entertaining history
o 1850.
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