Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-11-19
THE SUN FOR 1880.

The Sun Will deal with the events OF tn, year 1890
IN Its own fashion, now pretty well unders TODD by
everybody. From January until Deere nler a will
be conducted as newspaper, written in the English
language, and printed for the people.
Asanewsnaper, TIE Sun believes IN getting all the
news Oh the world promptly and presenting it 10 the
most Ineligible shape-he shape that will enable its
10 Keep well abreast Of the age with the least
unproductive expenditure of time The greatest in
terest to the greatest number-that is the law control
ing its daily makeup. Itnow has a circulation very
much larger than that OF any other American news.
paper ana enjoys an income which 1t is at all times
prepared to spend literally for the benefit of its read
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Keep on buying and readinglt
In lts comments O men aud affairs TgE Sun be.
heves that the only Guide OF policy should be comm
sense sense insured by genuine American principles aud
backed oy honesty of purpose For this reason it is
and will continue to be- absolutely Independent OF
all bnt Of noe It Viii contnne To- nraise What is Is
Eood and repr3bate what is evil taking care that its
D Of being misumderstdod Il is n m @ e' BY
MOVIES thas az not a!ear on the surface It has no
purchaser with tive cents 1t hates iujusure aud
It abhors frauds. pies fools, and deplores ninc IN
loops OF every srecics; will utnue thr u.hout
second. and disrountenance the third. All Ion, It
men with hon st c9nvrtions whether sound or mis-
ot telling the truth to its friends and about its friends
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking.
These are the principles unon which The Sun will
be ESQ conducted durinE The year to come.
The year 1850 viii be one in which no patriotic
american can afford to close his to public affairs.
IL Is Impossible to exaYrerac the importance of the
political events which 1t has in tore the necessity
resnlute Hlgllanreo the part of every citizen who
desires 10 nreserye the Government that the founders
ave us. The debates aud acts of CONGRESS. the ut
sranregs Of the press the exciting contests Of th9
IN strength Throughout he country the vary ing DRIFT
n .i u9G sen'itheht VII an bear directly AID ef-
ton to be held in November Four years avo next
NovemOer the viii of the nation as expressed at the
'ul,s Mas tnWaruu oy an aDomlnaIe conspiracy me
Offices they stole Will the crime OF 1871 be rel Gated
IN iSsC Tne past decadeof years orened with cor
trenched at Washnyton. THE sun did something
tnwHrd disodgng the gang and breaking its power.
me same men are now intriguing to restore their
driven be the indignation of the people viii they
succeed? The minv will bring the answers 20
these momentous questions THE sun will be on Ia nd
chronicle the fac they are enped and to
expedienCy and right.
Thus, with habit of philosophical good humor in
steadast purpose to maintain the rights OF the peo
pie and the principles of the Constitution against ii
agEressors, THE Sun is PREPARED to write r lthfu
of 1880
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