The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09
THE SUN FOR 1880


5.Tug Snx viii deal with the events OF the
year 1850 in its own fashion, now pretty well
understood by everybody. From January
until December 81 will be eonductc,l vs. news
paper, written In the English language, and
Ks 4 aewsnaper. The sun bolicyesin costing
all the nrsts OF tho world prOnptiy. and pre-
senting IL in the most Ineligible shape.-thc
shape That will enable its readers nkeep well
abreast OF the age with :ho least unprMiuvtivel
expenditure Of time. The greatest Interest to
the greatest numbcr-ihat Is, theiaw CONTROL
mig us daily makeup, It now has "a circula-
tion very Ihnoh hGrger than that OF avs. other
american newspaper, AMI enjoys an Income
which Is Mt all times prepared to spend ltber-
ally for tho benefit Of ~ readers. People Of
an conditions Of life and all ways Of thinking
bny aud read The sun; and they all derive sat-
isfactiOnof sOmo sort from its c0lunlns,for they
Keep on buyirg and rcadingit
In Ito comments on men anil Affairs, The
Sun believes that tho only guile OF policy
should he common sense, inspired by genuine
Amvrican principles and haeked by honesty
of purpose. For this reason 1t Is, aud win
tontinuc 10 be, absolutely independent OF
party, class. clique. organization, or interest.
II IA for all, hut OF none. IL viii continue 70
praise what Is good aud rcprnbate what y
evil, taking care that its language Is 20 the
point and plain, beyond the possibility of
being misunderstood. II is uniniluonced by
motives that do not appear on the surface; u
has no vpiuions toseii, save those which may
he hal by any purchaser with two cents "
hates injustice AMI rasraity even more ihan
u hates unnecessary works. IL abhors frauds.
pitics fools, and deplOres n,nronpnOps OF
OF every species. 1t viii continue Throughout
the year 1870 to chustisr the first class instruct
the secnn,l, AMI discountenance tho thin'.
iynd The Sun makes no homes In telling the
truth to is friends, anh about its friends
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking
These are the principles upon which The
sun will be conducted during ihc year To
come 4i'N lrih III
|. The gear 1880 will be one In which no patri-
otto American can nffIrl To close his cycs ~
public affairs. Il Is impossible to cxaggeratd
the importance Of the political events which u
has IN store. or the necessity Of rcsplutc ylsi-
lance on tho part nf every citizen who desires
to preserve the Government that the founders
gave MS. Tie debates and acts OF Congress.
the utteranecs OF the prcss, the exciting con
tests OF the Republican and DcmOcratic par
ties, now nearly equal in strength throughout
the country. the wArriug drift OF public scnti-
ment, WIN all bear directly and eTeetiyely
upon the twenty fan-.h Presidential election,
| ~ 10 he'll in November. Four years ago tho
viii d the nation, az expressed at the polls,
was thwarted BY an nbomniable conspiracy.
the. promotets and beneiciaries 81 whirh
rtill hold the onices they stole. VIII the crime
o. tS'5bc repeated IN lssos The past decade
ofyears opcncl with corrupt. cxtrayagant,
and insUlcnt Administrations btrenchcd NJ
4 Washington. The sun did something toward
li,slodgin5 the gang aud breaking Us power
INV Tttt1t flfitl tIt UNIV W thetbfN
| their loader'and Themselves into place. froni
i,wiirh they were driven By the Indignation 81
L the people. VIII they succeed! The coming
| year Will bring answers to these iinmentons
questions. The sun will he on ha nd 10 chrQn
yae the facts as they are Developed. Hna Ia
exhibit 1t clearly and fcarlessly In their tcla-
i tiuns to eNpcdicncy and n xht.
( Thus, with Ahabit OF philosophical good hut
NOR in looking al the minui ui1airs Of life, and
| IN great things \ steahfast purpose 10 main
tain the rights Of the people and the principles
| OF the Constitution against all nggrrs~orr.
| Tho sun Is prepar1d b write n truthful, in
| s,rurtiyc an,i at the same time entertaining
history % 1880. esa ca
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