St. Landry democrat., 1879-08-30
Eh2 ,Sssas for. 1879.

The sun will be printed every day during tn
year to come. Its purpose and method will b.
'ile same as IN the past: 70 present all thu
news i'll a readable shape, and to tell the trutl
thought the heavens fall.
Iile sun has been, is, and will continue to b.
llndcl,cndcnt OF everybody and everything say,
! That is the only policy which an honest new
paper need have. That is the policy which la!
won won I9f this newspaper the confidence anC
ever enjoyed by any American Journal
The sun IS the newspaper for the ,.,aple, II
IS llOf Tor the rich man against the poor man OF
,tl Iop 5it 81 poor 100 man against the rich man. but ii
seeks 10 GO equal justice to all interests in com
nHnlty. 1t Is not the organ of any person, clasc
Seef it OF party. h. There need be inysery about
us ioves IA ana hates. 1t is for the honest man
against the fo&ues every time. 1t is for the honest
Democrat us against the dishonest Republican.
| ana 1or thc honest Republican as against the
aislonest Democrat 1t does not take its cue
from the uttcrances of any politician CT no.iti.
cal organization: II gives its support unreserv-
| e9ly Whcn 1Acn or measures are in agreement
non Wa 1S cbIItt4t9n IT. ana with the nrnepes
people: whenever tho Constitution and con
| stltl,ti"h principles are vioated-as in the out
ahseots a4od conspiracy cons OF 1873 by which man not
eleoted was placed i'll the Presidents Office,
Wnefe ne sun renlains-it speaks ont for the
right: That is The Suns idea of independerce
LII TINS respect there will be no change in its
programme for 1879, - f''
The Sun ha9 fairly cnrnnf, W., l,aorxv t,,3 ,a,
OF risGas, trattls air linn tju!:s Of ali sorIs and
Slze 81 e., ~ honesto deserve that hatred not less
gone by; The snnwnl continue to shin on the the
wicked with unmitigatcl brightness.
VINE tie lessons OF the past should be con
not nrose hept m before the people The Sun does
OF ahclent history. 1t is nrHts;l iu.. the men
NO Women OF 20 .:ly Apss CONCERN is chiefly with
ne tils aiairs d = or to-day Tt has both the iisposi
,sn0mptest, fullest and most accnrate inte1i7 tIt
gence OF whateverin the wide world is worth a.,
tent1on To this end the resGn:,,oe neloilginc to
pioyed. " : Z" ~ = TT ~
The present disioiuted condition of parties in
@ 5hls country, ahd the uncertainty4f the trutnre
leltt an sStfaorailarI Significance to the events
ofShe comngyear TO discussion of the press.
the debates and acts of Congress. and the move
ments OF the leaders in every section of the Re-
public will have direct bearing on the Presi-
be regarded with the most anxious nferast KY
every patrotie Anerleal, Wfteyer his political
IDEAS or ;1lleslansc Ths these elements of III
Democrats will control both houscs'0f Goneress
the increasing feehleness of the fraudulent Ad.
aad tli, 5ntsi.d ana Strengthening
everywhere OF q healtnly adherence of fraud /
in any form. To present with accuracy and
ctearness the exact situation an each of its |
v:f!llii% PHASES ana 20 eXpound, according to t
ITS WelLknown methods, the Griaaiplas That
should @n'de Us fhrlERh tlle labyrinth, will be |
an Important part OF The Sims work for 1870.
We haye me means OF making The Sun, as q
political, literary and u general newspaper,
more entertaining and more useful than aper
before; and we mean to apply the,n freely.
Cur rates OF silitsoRlption remain unchanged.
For the Daiiy sun, four page sheet OF twenty
eight columns, the price by mail, postpaid is 50
cents month. or $3.50 u year; or Including tho
Sunday paper, an eight-pase sheet Hf 4lty,six
columns the price is 65 ceifts IL MONTH Or $T.70
D pear, pastfake IA ii. -
The sunday edition of The Sun is furnished
separately at 81 90 Il year, postage paid
The price OF the Weekly Sun, eight pages,
For clubs OF ten sending $40 we viii send all ex-
5ra copy free. Addres.
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