The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-13
THE SUN FOR 1880.

Tur Sun will deal with the events OF the year lSso IN s
own fashion, pretty well understood by everybody
From January until December 81 1t will be conducted ~
newspaper written in the English language, ana print
ed for the people
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of the world promptly and presenting II III Tue os' '
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well abreast of the age with the unproducuve expend
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circulation very much larger than that OF any other Amer
lean new paper and enjoys income which &" all es
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that the only guide Of policy should be common sense "
spred by genuine American principles and backed py non
csy of purpose. For this reason II is ana VIII commune !"
be- abso utc independent of party class clique orgahza
tloh or interest 1t all but of none II Will continue
TO praise what good and reprobate what evil taxing
care that its language the point and plain. beyond the
possibility of being misunderstood II is uninhuenced by
motives do not appear the ,nrce; 1t has no opi
ions TO sell nosc may ne nan oy any
with Two cents Is hates injustice ana rascahty even more
than il hates unnecessary 1t abhors frauds piiics
fools and deplorcs nincompoops OF every speSss "i
instruct the second and discounenance the third Al non
est men, with honest CONVICTIONS whether SOUND or lS
telling the truth 10 its friends and about It's irehus "hehc'
er occasion arises for plain speaking. - 49, IL, =,
These the principles upon whlch lHE sun VIII NC
conducted during the year TO come. . --,
The year will be In which patriotic American
can afford close his eyes public affairs Il Is impossl
BILE exaggerate the Importance of the political events
on the part every citizen who desires 70 preserve s
Government that the founders gave us Inc ueoacs anu
acts Congress- the Of the press the eNcs
contests OF the Republican and Democratic parties, nov
nearly equal strength throughout the country the vary
ING drift of public sentiment will all hear drcy hhu ri'
rtyry upon the twenty fourth Presidential election 10 nc
of the nation nscXprcsscd at polls thwarted by an
abomnahc piracy the promoters and rnehclres VI
which still hold the offices they stole VIII the crime oi
1876 be repeated in 1880? The past decade OF years oprnru
with a corrupt eXrayagant and insoen ADMINISTRATION
ntrcnched nj Washington The sun did something 20
ward dislOdgng the and breaking its power inc
are now Intriguing to restore Ine eau n h
themselves to places from which they were driven ny me
Indignation Of the people VIII they succeed Inc cone
year will bring the Ia these momenous Quesos
THE SuN will he hand 10 chronicle the facts az they are
developed and TO exhibit them clearly ana fcaressy IN
their relations to cXpcdicncy ana right. IT.,
Thus with habit Of philosophical good hnmor I'D oohns
at the minor affairs of life and IN great hngs
purpose to maintain the rights of the people ana me pr
Cplcs the Constitution against all aggretsos iE syn
is prepared to write truthful instructive ana AZ the se
time entertaining history of 1879 , ~, .,.
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