Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-01-30
THE sun ZOE 1879.

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year 10 cone. Its purpose and method WI oe
he usme = n the past: Topresent all the Ee~s
b : readable Shnpe, and 20 eel the truth thoagn
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independens Of everybody and everything @vs
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;efbeonlv uoIiey which an honest newspAPer need
have. That Is the policy which has Eon tor this
,ev~nau.er the confidence and friendship Of .
vider constituency than was ever enjoyed % any
Other American Journal. q.
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4 net for the rich man against the pocF mans oF
fer the poor man against the rich man, out y
.peam 20 do eauai justice 20 all interests IN the
row.munitv. IL L not the organ Of any person.
csass. SET or PARTY. There need be no mystery
alout is loves and hates. IL Is for the honest
mar against the r0gues every time. Ltisfor tins
honesf Democrat as against the dishonest he
publican. and for the honest Republican a.
against the dishonest Democrat. IL does not
take It's cue from tie utterAnces Of any politician
or POLITICAL organization. IL gives its support
nrrrsserxpIIv when men or measures are in agree-
meut With the CT nstitution and with the prinei-
ples mon which this Republic was founded Tor
the ue,DIe. Whenever the Constitution and con
Esitntional principles are violatedas in the out
razeons conspiracy Of 1876, by which man ~ {
elected was place in the Presi6ents once, whe
he stills remains-it speaks out for the right
That Is Tar Srx's idea ofindependenee. In this
resuect there viii be no change in its programn e
Tor 1879.
THr Sex has fairly earned the hearty hatred Of
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aiyca Ii hOBes 10 deserve that hatred not les In
the year 1873, than in 1878, 1877; OF any year
rons bv. THE SUg will continue 70 shine on the
wicked with unmitigated brightness.
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Iy kept before the people, Tbs SuN does not pro-
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Of to-day, whose concern is chiefly with the al
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The present di, iointed condition Of parties in
this country, and the uncertainty Of the future,
lend an extraordinary significance to the events
Of the coming year. The discussions OF The pref,
the do b ties and acts Of Congress, and the move
ments OF the leaders in every section OF the Re-
public will have a direct bearing on the PreS:-
DENTAL election Of lssO-an event which must DC
regarded with the most anxious interest by eve
nv patriotic American, whatever his political
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est NAV be added the probability that the Demo
Gratis will control both houses Of Congress, the
increasing ieebleness of the fraudulent Admins
tration. and the spread and strengthening every
where of a healthy adherence Of fraud in any
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methods, the principles that should guide us
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