West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-11-29
The sun for 1850.


TuF Sun will deal with tho events of
the wear 1850 i'm its own fashion, now
pretty well understood hV cVcrvbodN
tro n January until December 81 1t
VIII Ice conducted as "A newspaper writ
TEN I'M the English language and prin~
ted tor the whole people.
ASA newspaper, The sun believes i'm
getting Nil the uCNS OF the world prumpt-
~, and presenting il ina the most iutoni-
glhlc shape the shape that will puah a.
ITS readers % keep wolf abreast of tho
ogC with the least unprecedented cNn.p-
dUuro of time. The greatest interest To
the creates, number. that is the law CON
trolling it, daily mtko-up. Ii now has "a
circulFunn Nc'N N1ch ltr2Cf than thaI
oi amy other Am .rlclu ucvSplt Am.
enjoy nm incHuv Inch he Is at ana Tunes
prepared To- slari uhoRiiv Tor the hen.
ont OF its 'ie,s. People u' an condi.
tons of hiv and all WAYS ct thinb ing buv
and 'ad The San; aud they all Cerivo
SatlSiac' ION of some sort from its columns
Tor they keep ON buvin. aud reading IT,.
In it~ comments ON men and affairs.
TIE Apu iclicNU~ that the only guido al
policy should he common sense insnir,d
hy gcnuiue American PRINCIPLES AMI
h'cktd ny honesty OF purpose. For thts
reason IL Is, and will COutin,t. To he. ali
solutolY independent OF party. class.
clquc, organization, or interest. Ii is
ipl all, but OF none twin! continue ia
- evil, taking care thar It's language il to
the point and plain, beyond tho puS,ibii4
ny oi being misunderstood II is min
huoncod 10y motives that do not npp,nr
ON the sIrilcc; IL has no opinions to sell.
save hoSo which may he had hv tuv
purchaser with two cOnts &c hates in
Justice md r,scality oven more than n
hates unnecessary words. Ii nbhors
ira eds, pititS fools, and dcploics uin~
comp, ops of every species. II will con.
linuc throughout the year 1880 To chn.-
u-o tho inst class instruct tho scrnud
and diScomtcuancc tho utrd. An hon
est men, with hnuaSt convictions
Wholhorsuund ot mistaken, arcitS fno dis
Ana me sun makes no bones of telling
the truth To its friends and about it,
Il"ndr whenever occasion arises for
plain speaking.
These are tho principles upon which
Inc san VIII DC conducted during the
Noar To- como
Tho year 1850 will he one which 10
p'tllolic American can afford To close
ms eyes t. public affairs. ltiS imposst-
ble To cNagemtc the importance of tho
political events which II has i'm store or
inc necessity OF reSOlutc vigilance on Tho
part OF every citizen who desire TO pre
serve tue Government that the founders
gave us. Ih' I"uuicS and acts OF Cong
ross, the ullctauH.9 of the press. the cN-
Cluhg contests of tho Republican and
bV"looiauc parucs. now HCarly equal la
strength throughout the country tho
varying driu of public sentiment. will
an pc directly and ctlOctiVeiy upon the
lWcnly- fourth Presidential election. 10
100 hcld M November. -Four wear. agu
teNt November, the will of the nation.
as expressed az the polls, was thwartou
by Hu abomiuJblc conspiracy, the pro-
lnplcGs ana bCuciciarics of which still
hoId the Offices they stole. VIII the
crime OF 1876 bc repeated in lssO2 The
past decade Of years opened with "a cor
full, cNifdNiBaut, and iusOlcut Admin
ls'r'lion ihUcnchcd at Washington. Ihe
sun d'd something toward dislogiup the
gang and breaking its puwur. the saluo
mon are now intllgu,ug TO restore their
I'Adct ana themselves 10 places from
Whlch thcy were driven by the iudigna-
uon ol tue people. VIII they succeed
The coming year will bring tho answer
TO these uiumeutOus questions THc SIM
Will bo ON hand to chronicle q facts as
lheV are developed, nd to exhibit thcm
clearly and loHricssly Ia their relations
TO eNpCdicn, Y and right.
nus, with a habit Of philosophical
go"u humcr in looking at the minor af>
ldiiS Of lie, aud in great things a stead
last purpose to maintain the rights OF
the people and the principle, of tho Con-
suiutiou against a. agIrcssOrs, Ihc SuH
H. prepared To- write q truthful, instruct
i've, and entertaining history of 1880.
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