The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-25
THE SUN FOR 1880

The SuS Will deal with the events Of the
year lsSo in its own fashion, now pretty well
understood by everybody From January
until December n wil be conducted MS news
paper, written in the English language, and
pr.ntc,, FOR the people
As newspaper, The san believes In gcSt ing
all the news OF the world promptly. anil pre-
senting II in the most iutelliglblc shape.-the
shape that viii enable its READERS TO Keep well
abreast OF the age with :he least uupr0luctiye
expenditure ~ time. The greatest interest to
the greatest numhcr-that is, the law contrUl-
ling its dail : makeup. IL now has n circula
ton very much larger than that OF any other
Ameri an newspaper. ami enjoys an income
which IL at al TIMES prepared to. spent ilbcr-
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IN its comments on men AMI affairs, The
sun believes that the ohly guile of policy
should be common sense. inspired by genuine
american principles AMI backed by honesty
0f purpose. For this reason u Is. AMI viii
continue to he, absolutely Independent OF
pArty, class, clique, or sdnikatiun, or interest.
II sfOr all, hut Of none. IL Will continue 10
praise what is good an' rcprnbatc what Il
evil, taking care that us language Il 10 the
point anh plain. beyond the possibility 81
being misunderstood 1t is uninnuenced By
motives that do not appear on the surface; 1t
has no opinions TO 70 VI, save those which may
l,c had by any purchaser Win two cents II
hates injustice aud rascnity even more than
It hates unnecessary Worts. IL aDhors frauds.
pitics foNls, and iicp!orvs n,ncompoops of
VI every species II will continue Throughout
the year ls-O to cha>ti-r the lrst class instruct
the second, AMI di,cnLuiCnhnce the thirii.
And The sun makes no bones 10 telling the
trutl to its friends. and about its friends
whenever occasion arises Tor plain speaking
These are the principles upon which The
sun will be conducted during Tue year TO
come.
The wear 1850 will be oae in which no patri-
uiic American can al,rIl t. CLOSE his eyes to
public affairs. n j. impossible to eNarRcIato
the Importance Of the political events Whirh II
has in store. or the necessity ol rcsnlutc Nlgi-
lame on the part Of every citizen who desires
10 preserve the t;iVcrnmuut that the founders
gave us. TIE debates ant acts OF Congress.
the utteranrcs uf the press. the exciting con
tests Of the Republican aui Democratic par
ties, now nearly equal ~ 'ircpgth tnrnnShoui
the country, the wIrirE uriit 20. public scnti-
ment. wi all bear directly AMI eiTccttvcl,
upon the twcutp .iuurih Presidential election.
to he held IN N0ycmhcf. Four wears ago the
viii 81 The natiuu, - cNprCN-cil At the Dolls.
was thwartei ~ an ahum1iahlr conspiracy.
the promoters amt bcneiciaIics Of which
It'll hold the Oilirrs tcy stole. VIII the crime
90 1876 he REPEATED in lssot The past decade
Uf years opened with corrupt. eNtrhyagant,
anI inSolent Administration intTenehcd al
Washington. Tie STA Vie, something toward
ldiSio.lxing the gang aul breaking its power
The 81 M men arc now Intriguing to roster
their leader an, themselves INTO places iTph
which they were driven by the indignation Of
tho people. viii they succeefis The coming
/ year will bring answers 10 these monrn;Ous
I uuc- tons. The sun will be on hand 10 Lhr1n =
| ne the facts as they are developed. ant Z"
exhibit II clearly aul fcarlcssiy In their rela'
tons To rNpciicncy an right.
Thus, with habit ofphilOsophical z od hu-
NOR in looking al the minoi Affairs Of lie, a",
in great things stcadiast purpose - main
tain the rights Of the people and the principle
Of the Constitution against all aTgrrssurs
The sun is prepared to write = truthful, it,.
s,ructivc ami at the same time entertaining
history Of 1850
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