The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-02
THE sun FOR 1879.

TINHE sun will be printed every day during the
Il year to come It's purpose and msthSd ne, will De the
readable shape and to tell th. truth though tn. heavens
fall
en-, Of f1S save % the Truth and its
honest newspaper need have That is the policy
which has won for this newspaper the confie nee and
friendship of wider constituency than enjoy ed
by any other American Journal.
The Sun is the newspaper for the people 1t is not for
against the rich man but il seeks 70 do equal justice to
all interests in the community. 1t s not the Of
mystery about its loves and bates Il Is for The honest
against the ronges every tme II is for the honest
the honest Republican against the dishonest Denocrt
1t does not take its from the utterAnces Of any poll
cian political organization 1t gives its support
reservrdly when men or measures are in agree mrnt
with the Constitution, and with the principles upon
the Constitution and constitutional principles are
vioat-d-as in the outrageous conspiracy Of ls,6. by
Office where he stills rsmains-it speaks out for III.
right That is the Saa idea Of independence. In this
respect there will be change In its for 1879
The Sun has fairly earned the hearty hatred Of
rascas frauds and humbuxs Of all sorts and sizes Ii
hope. deserv. that hatred les, the year is1y
than in 1873 ls7, or any year by. The Sun will
continue t shine the wicked with unmitgated bright
While lessons Of the past should be constantly kept
before the people, the San daes not propose to make It.
for the men and women Of to-day, whose concern % is
chiefly with the Affairs Of to-day. IL has both the dspo-
stion and the ability AFFORD is readers the
fullest Of wha,sver In the
wide world worth attention To this end resources
belonging to we'll established prosperity will be literally
employed.
The present disjointei condtiou Of parties in this
cuunry and the uncertainty Of the future lend
traordnary Significance the events Of the coming
The discussions of the press the debates and acts
Congress, and the uf the leaders In every
section of the Republic will have direct bearing the
Presidential election Of Ise0-an event which be
regarded with the anxious interest by every
otic American whatever his political ideas allegiance
To these elements Of may added probsb
ity that the Democrats will control both Houses of Con-
gress the increasing frebleness Of tho fraudulent Ad
minstration and tho spread and every
where Of healthy abhorrence Of fraud any form. TO
present with and ccarncss the suaiou
each Of its varying phases aud expound
its weliknown methods the principles that should
guide us through the labyrinth will be important part
Of the Seas work for 1879.
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literary ana general newspaper, more es;ert siping
and more useful than before and apply
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