Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-17
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TIE SUN FOB 1879.

TINE SUN WILL BIZ PRINTED EVERY
and msihod Will DO the rams a. In the past;
To present al the news In Q rssdaoe shape.
and TO tall the truth though the htavens fall.
The bus has been, ID. and will continus 70 %
Independent Of everybody and everything ssye
the truth and is own convictions Of duty. Thss
need have. That 10 the policy which has won
for this nswtpapsr the confidence and friend.
ship OF Of Q wider constituency than Wa ever
enjoyed BY any other American journal.
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10 not for the neh man against the poor man,
sesks 70 do equal justice 70 all interests In the
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class. sect or party. There need be no mystery
about ia loves and hates. 10 In for tbs honest
man against the roeues every time. IL 10 for
Republican. and for the honest Republican q
against the dishonest Democrat 1t DOES mot
taxa It's cue from the uiteranoes Of any politi-
clan or political organization. IL gives is sup
port unreservedly when men or measures are
In agreement with the Constitution and with
the principles upon which this Republic was
founded fof the people. Whenever The oonsti.
tuition and constitutional principles arc yio-
lated-as In the Outrageous conspiracy Of 1876.
By which . man not elected WA placed In the
Presidents once. where he stll rsnains-it
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Of Independence. In this respoct tnsrs will Be
no change In its programmes for 1879.
TIE Sun has fairly earned the hearty hatred
OF raseals. frauds and humbugs OF all sorts and
sizes. II hop Q TO deserve that hatred not les
In the year 1873 than In 1878, is17. or any year
She WICKED with unmitisated brightnsss.
willis the lessons Of the past should b con-
stantly kept before the people. the bun does not
propose 10 make itseif In 1879 . magazine Of
ancient history. 10 10 printed for the men and
women Of to-day. Who's concern = chiefly with
lion and the ability 10 snord lie readers the
promptest, fullest and moot accurate inteili.
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this country. and the uncertainty Of the future,
lend an extraordinary signidcsncs 70 the events
Of the coming year. The discussions OF the
press. The debates and scts Of oonsrsss, and the
movemsnts Of the leaders In even section Of
the Republic, viii have . direct bearing on the
Preside initial election Of isso-an event which
mustbe regarded with the most anxious inter
est b. every patriotic American. Whatever hil
political idcas or allegiance. To thefe elements
u interest may be s1ded the probability that
tho Democrats viii control both housss o. Con-
grsss. the Increasing feebleness OF the frsudu.
ltut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hnu wv hPteeo sa1
strengthening sveryvhs.e OF Q healthy sbhor.
renee of maud In any form. To present with
accuracy and clearness the exact situation In
each Of its varying phases. and 70 expund. ac-
cording 10 its welLknoun methods, the princi.
plea that should guide Us through the labyrinth,
viii DO an important part o the Suns work Tor
1879.
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