The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-01
THE SUN FOR 1879.

rHE sun win be printed every day during the year t.
come It's purpose and method viii be the same as in
! the pas TO present all the news IN reaiaoe shape
/ aud 10 tell the truth though the heavens fail
The has been, IS aud VIII continue TO be ina, 3
ndent Of everybody and everything save ne ruin
| aud lis own convictions Of duty, That Ii the only
pocy which has for this newspaper the confidence
and friendship of wder constituency than was ever
| enjoyed hy any other American journal
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for the rich man against the poor man or for the poor
a inst the rich MIN, bui II seeks 10 90 equl JUS
tce to all interests in the community. 1t is not the
organ OF any person. class sect or party There need
H. my Sery about It's loves aud hates II Is Tor the
honest man against the rosaes every time. 1t is for the
honest Democrat against the dishonest kepu9hcan
AMI for the honest Republican against the dishonest
democrat Ii does its cue from the uitefanees
any politician or political organization ~ gives ~
.anpou unreservedly when measures are in
arr,nsnt with the Constitution and with the prnci-
plies upon which this Republic WIS founded Tor the PEG,
nrncpes are yiuatedas in the outrageous conspiracy
OF 1876, by which man not elected was aeRd IN the
Pr,sdnts office whore he stills remansi speaks out
,r The right That Is rus SuNs idea OF Independence.
In this respect there viii DC no ehanee IN us prosran
THe sun has fairly earned the hearty hatred of ras-
calls frauds, aud humbngs Of all SORTS ana sizes II
hopes TO deserve that hatred not less in The year 1879 or
any year gone by. THE SGN W II continue 10 shine on
the wicked with unmitlgated brighinass
While the lesson of the past should be constantly
kent before the ,ople, THE sun do not propose to
make itself in 1879 magazine OF ancient history 1t Is
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est, fullest and most accurate ns llisenee OF whatever
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oelonng TO wellestaolished prosperity VIII
be literally employed,
The present disioned condition condition Of parties
in this country and the uncertainty OF the future end
an extraordinary Significance 70 the events OF the COM
ing The discussions OF the press the dictates ana
acts OF Congress- aud the movements of the leaders In
every Of the Rep1ee will have direct bearing
on she Presidential election OF lSS0--an event which
must be regarded with the most anxious interest by
every patriotic American whatever bis political ideas
or alleganee 70 these clements OF interest may be
added the probability that the Democrats viii control
both houses OF Congress- the increasing eebieness OF
the fraudulent Administration, and the spread and
strengthening verywhere of healthy adherence OF
fraud in any orn present with accuracy and clear
ness the exact situation IN each of rs varying phases
aud to expound according to its well-known netheds
the principles that should gvde through the labyrinth
will be important part of THE SUNS work Tor ist9
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