Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
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THB sun FOB 1879.

TIME SUN WILL BE PRINTED EVERY
DAY during the var 70 come. Its purpoee
and ms.hod viii be the rane ~ In the yast'
To pretrpt all the news In q readable shape,
ana 70 tell the truth though the hsavens fail.
The Gus has been, il. and will continue 70 be
Independent Of everybody and everything saw:
the ruth and IL owl convictions Of duty Thai
10 the only polio, which an honest newspaper
need have. That 10 the policy which has won
for this nswrpapex the condolences and friend.
ship OF OF . wider constituency thsn was ever
enjoyed BY any other American journal. :.
The BUN 10 the newspaper for the people. IL
10 not for the rich man against the poor man,
or for the poor man Asalnst the rieh man. but u
SEEKS 70 do equal jusiice to all interests In the
community. IL 10 not the organ VI any person.
clasr, sect or party. There need be no mystery
about 10 loves and hates. IL IL for the honest
man agsinst the rogues eycry time. u 10 for
Republican. and for the honest Republican -
sgsiLst the dishonest Democrat. IL does not
tabs It's cue from the uiterance. OF apy p0liti-
clan or political organization. IL gives its sup.
port unreservediy whsn men or measures are
the principles upon which this Republic was
founded foe the people. whensvet. the Consti.
tuition and constitutional principles are vio-
lated -As In the Outrageous conspiracy Of 1916.
b, which . man NOT elected was placed In the
Presidsnts once. who're he still remains-tt
tptahn uut luT tut IlEut. luAt - tlu " y
Of Independence. In this respect there will be
no change In itr programme for 1879.
The sus has fairly earned the hearty hatred
OF rsscala. frauds and humbugs VI all sorts and
sizes. II hop . TO deserve that haired not less
In the year is1y than In 1878, 1917. or any year
gons By. The Bon will ooniinue TO shine on
the wicked with unmltisatsd brightness.
While the isssons Of the past should be ron.
SANITY ktpt before tho people, ths BUN does not
propose 70 make itself In 1872 9 magazine Of
sncisns history. 10 10 printed for the men and
the ,f.irs Of to-day. Il has both The dispose.
ton and the ability 10 Afford It's readers the
promptest. fulleIt and most accurate intelli.
gence OF wbatevtr In the Wide world Ia worth
attention. To this end the resources belonging
TO w-lle.tsblished prosperity will be literally
employed.
Ihe present di,jolntsd condition Of parties In
this country. and the uncertainty OF the FUTURE.
lend an extraordinary significance 10 the events
Of the coming year. Th- dipcussions OF the
press. ihe debattr aud acts OF Congress, and the
movements. of the leaders In every section OF
the Republic, will have . direct bearing on the
Presidential election OF isS0--an sveht which
must be regarded with the most anxious inter.
est by every patriotic American. xha.cver hif
political ideas or allegiance. To thcse elements
VI interest may bs AIDED the probability that
tho Democrats will control both houses 90 Con.
gsss. the inerrasipg feeblenOss OF tho fraudu.
lent Administration, and ths spread and
strengthening everywhe Q OF q healthy Abhor-
renee Of fraud In any form. To present with
accuracy and cles<ness tho exact situation In
each OF It's varying. phases. and 70 eIpund. &C.
cording 10 it, well kno On methods, the princi.
pies that should guide Us through the labyrinth,
will be an important part o the SuN's work Tor
1879.
We have the means OF making the Sun, 90 q
political. Q literary and . general newspspsr,
more entsrtaing and more useful than ever be-