Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-06
TIE SIN ZOE 1870.


TIN Srx yin te printed every oar during he
vear 20 cuns- les purpcss and meshod win b
ihe snme e. Ia The past: 70 pgssent AL The rsas
Il = readable shape. and . til the truth thoasA
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independentcf everybody and everything ave
the Truth and It's own convictions Of duty. Tha4
i rheouly policy which On honest newspaper need
have. That Is The policy which has wOn for ghis
newspaper the confidence anG Friendship e
wider constituency than vas ever enjoyed By any
Other American Journal.
THx Srx Il the newspaper for the people. II
4 not for tire rich ulan against the poor man, or
Cor the poor man against the rich man, but u
seeks 10 90 equal justice 20 all interests In the
eommnnity. u Z not The organ @ any person,
elaus sect o. party. There nee1 be no mystery
about iis loves and hates. lt Is for the honest
man against the rOgues every time. hisf for the
hoaest Democrat as against the oishonest Re
publican. and for the honest Republican ~
against the dishonest Democrat. h dos not
take It's cue from the ntiefanees o. any politician
Or politicalorganixAtion IL gives iis support
unresrryedly when men or measures are IN agTee-
mena with ske Constitution and with the pfinci-
pies upon which this Republic was founded or
the pe1ple WheneFer the Constitution and ccn
atitnsicnai principles are vioated-ss IN TIE ous-
razeous conspiracy q 1876. By which amAn nos
elected was placsd In the Pfessdents otnceJ wness
That "A Tar Srx'a Idea of Undergraduates. IN THIS
respcrt there win b. NO change In 10 programmes
sar 1879.
Tan sux hes fhirly earned tie hearty hatred q
rnncala. irands. and humbugz g AL sosss =. g
sizes w hnnes 4 de1RgyS - hefrka nSs - -.
he year 1873, than ia Is5s, Is5s, " any year
gone By. THx SUn will c0n1inne % shine On the
wicked with unmitigated brightness.
While thelessonsOf the past should be constant
" kept B fore the people, THs SECS does not pro-
pose 20 make itself in lsT9a magazine Of ancient
history. IL Is printed for the men and women
Of to-day, whose concern Is chiefly with the a.
Eairs of today. Il has both the disposition and
the ability 10 afford its readers the promptest,
fullest, and most accurate intelligence Of whatev-
er in the wide world Il worth attention. To this
end the resources belonging 70 well-established
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The present di jointed condition Of parties in
this country, and the uncer:a iaty Of The future,
lend an extraordinary significance 70 the events
Of the coming year. The discussions OF the pre- .,
the d. bItes and acts Of Congress. and the move.
ments of the leaders in every section Of the Re
public will Lave q direct bearing on the Pres:-
Dental election Of lsSO-an event which must be
regarded with the most anxious interest by eve
nv patriotic American, whatever his political
ideas or allegiance. To these elements Of inter-
est may be added the probability that the Demo-
crats Will control DOtn houses OF OOugfeSs, u Q
increasing feebleness Of the fraudulent Admins
tration, and the spread and Strengthening every
where of healthy abhoErence Of fraud la any
FORM To present with accuracy and clearness
the exact situation in each Of lis varying phases,
and TO expound, according 10 its well-known
methods, the principles that should guide Us
through the labyrinth, will be an important part
of The Suns work for 1879.
We have the means Of making The Sum- ss a
political, Q literary and q general newspaper,
more entertaining and more useful than ever be-
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