Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS
TIE SUN FOB 1879.

TUE sun WILL be PRINTED EVERY
- aay during the y,ar to ONE. lts purpose
and me,bod will be the same o. In the last:
10 present AL the p-ws In q readable shape.
and 10 tell The truth though the h, ayrns fall.
me ~. has been. y. and will continue 20 be
inaepenaent o. everybody and everything save
IL the only poliey which an honest new spaper
nerd have. That IL the policy which has won
for this Newspaper the conhdene. ami friend.
ship OF OF . wider constituency thar was ever
enjoyed by any other American Iounai.
The sus 10 the Newspaper for the people, IL
10 not for the rich man against the poor man.
or for the poor man seai1st the rich man, but II
fetks 10 do equal justice TO ell Interest. In the
community. IL IL not the organ Of any person,
clsss. sect or party. There need be no mystery
about its loves and hates. IL IL for this honest
man against the rogncs every time. Il 10 for
the honest Democrat ~ against the dishonest
Republican. and for the honest Republican a.
against tho dishonest Democrat. IL does not
take lis cue from the utterance. Of any poiiti.
cian or political organization. II gives its sur.
port unies,rvedly when men or measures are
In agreement with the Constitution and with
tho principles upon which this Republic was
founded for the people. Whenever The Consti.
tuition and constitutional principles are vio-
atsd-as In the outrageous c.nspirary Of isfG.
By which . man not elected WIS placed In the
Presidents once. uhsrs he still remAins-it
speaks out for the tght. That IL the sus's idea
OF Independence. In this respect there will b.
no change In iis programme for 1879.
The sUs has fairly earned the hearty hatred
OF rsscsls. frauds and humbugs Of al sorts and
sizes. u hop . 20 deserve that hatred not less
In The year 1867 than In lists. 1877. or any year
gons BY. The suS viii coniinue 10 shine on
the wicked with unmltisaisd brightness.
while the lesr0ns Of the past should 10 con.
stsntly kept before the people. the BUN does not
propose 10 make itselI In 1873 Q magazine OF
ancient history. 10 IL printed for the men and
women OF to-day. who's concern 10 shelly with
the affairs OF to-day. Il has both the dispose.
ton and the ability 10 Afford It's readers the
promptest, fullest and most sccunte intelll.
ssnee oil whatever In the wide world 10 worth
attention. To this end The resources belong. NJ
To w.lLe.tablishsd prosperity will be literally
employed.
this country. srd tho uncertainty Of the future,
lend an extraordinary signiicAnce ~ the events
OF the coming year. 1hs discussions of the
press. the debates and acts OF Congress. and tbs
movements Of the leaders In every section OF
the Republic, will have . direct bearing on the
Presidential election Of IssO--an event which
must be regarded with the most anxious inter.
est By every patriotic American. Sbs'ever hiG
political ideas or allegiance. To there elements
" interest may be AIDED the pIsbabisty that
the Democrats. will control both houses 90 Con-
grss. the Increasing feeblentss VI the fraudu.
lent Administration. and the rprrad and
strengthening everywhs g Of a healthy abhor.
rence Of maud In any form. To presen, with
accuracy aud clearness the exact situation In
each of It's varying. phases. and To expund. &C
cofding TO Its we'll kno I'll methods, the prtnci-
piles that .hould guide US through thu labyrinth,
will be an important part o the SUNS work Tor
1873.
We have the means OF making the Sur, as q
political. . literary aid . general newspspor.
more entertAihg and mere useful than ever be-