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THE SUN FOR 1879.

The Sun Ii b" printed every dav during the
Car go come. Its purpose aud method viii be
the same as il tie pa G. To present a / the
news in p reaa lie shape, and to tell the truth
though the heaven fall.
The sun has en-, is, AMI viii continue to be
independent Of everyLucy and every thing save
The Truth and its own convictions Of duty
Tint IS the only policy which an honest news
PAPER need have. Tint Is the policy which has
won iUr this newspaper the confidence and
friendship ufa wlG r constituency thrn was eV-
vr enjoyed ~ any other American Journal.
The un i h Newspaper for the people. II
Is MOI for Ia rich man against the poor man, or
Tor the poor % an against the ricn an, but II
socks To 80 eQua! Ju>1Icr tu al the interests IN
the community. II IS not the organ Of any per
son, class. sCct or TH"ty. There need be no
mystery about its loves and hates. 1t 5 for the
honest man against the rogues every time. 1t
for the honest Demugat rs against the dis
EUnCst Republican, and for the honest Repub
iicau - against the dishonest Democrat. 1t
does not take it, cue from the utIer2nccs ofanv
~oi. ticial or political organization 1t gives
is support unres IYcdty when men or meas
utes are IN agreement - It'll the constitution and
with the principles upon which this Republic
was founded for tne reople. heneyer the
yiulaied-as in the outraged conspiracy Of
1876, by which man not elected was p aced IN
the Presidents alice. where he still remains
II sperks out fer the right That is the Suns
iuea of independence. In this respect there
will be no chluge in it, programme for 1879.
The sun has fairly earned the hearty hatred of
raScais, frauds and bumbugs of all sorts and
sizes. II hopes 70 .eSerIc that hatred not less
in the year lSI9- than in 1873, 1871, or any year
gone by. The Suu will continue to shine on the
wicked wi,h uumitsated brightness:
While the lessons Of the past should be con
stantly kept before the people, The Sun does
not prOpUse to make itself IN 1873 a magazine
ofa@cIent history. il is printed for the men
and women of .o-day. Ii has both the GispO-
sition aud the ability 20 afford its readers the
premPtest, fullest, and most accurate intelh-
g,nce of whatever in the " he wo Id is worth
attention. TO this end the resources belonging
TO we'll established prosperity W Ii be literally
ehli.iG yGd. 30
Ihe present disiointed condition ofrarties in
tn!S country, and the uncertainty of the future
lend an cxtraOr mary significance t. the events
of the coming yeaI. ! he discussions OF the
press. the debates and ats Of Congress, and
the mo "cments of the | aderS in every section
Of The Republio viii have direct bearing on
the Presidential election Of iSS0-an event
whlcn n ust be eSalGed with the most anxious
interest by every pat lotto Americar, whichever
his rniitical ide3s OF allegiance. To these ele-
ineiits Of interest MAY be added the prs TAB lily
that the Democrats wili control both houses Of
COpgress, the Increasing feebleness ofihe fraud
ulent ACCUMULATION, and the spread and
strengthening eve ywhere of healthy abh0r-
encs of fiaud in auy form. To present With
accuracy md cIearRoss the exact situation in
eieh 81 its yaryiDg Ihases, and TO expouRd ac-
sordlne TO its weH-Enown -cthodS. the princl-
pleS that SHOULD guide Us through the laprinth,
will be an important part OF the sun work for
1873
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