The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-01-29
LITERARY.
The SUN FOR 1879

TIE SUx viii BE printed every day during
the year 10 csme. Is purpose aud method
will be the same as n the past: To pFesent
all the news readable shape, and 10 tell
the truth tnou ia the heavens fall.
THE SFS has been, 5 and viii continue TO
be independent of ever body and everything
save the Truth aud it, own convictions OF du-
tv That Is be only policy which an honest
newspaper need have. This is the policy
which has won for this new paper The conf
dence and frien iship OF wider cons ltueney
than was ever enjoyed by any other American
Journal.
THE Sun i the newspaper for the people. II
is not Tor the T ca man against The poor man,
or for the poor man against the rlch man. but
1t seeks 20 DO equal justice TO ali interests IN
The community. Il Is net The gan Of any
person. class. sect or party. There need be To
MYSTERY about It's loves and hates l. FOR
the honest man against the rogues every time
Il Is for the honest Democrat as against the
q gshonest Republican, and for the honest Re
publican "a q g4iust the dishonest Democrat.
Ii does not take its cue from the utterauces of
any polIticlan or political organization 1t
gives its support HnreserYedIy When men or
measures are in agreement I'll the Cons itu-
ton and with the prime pies upon which thls
Republic was founded Ter The people. nen-
ever the Constitution a I'D constitutional prin-
/ cipleS are violated as II the outra gtous con-
| :. Tracy Of 1876 by which man not elected
| was placed a. the President oth c where he
stilI remains-it # ca * our for the right. That
| Is The suns idea of independence. In this
| pect there viii be no change IN its pro
! gramme Tor lo19
TIT sun has fairly earned the hearty hatred
| of rascals, frauds and humbugs of ali sorts
| and sizes. 1t hopes to de-erve that hatred not
less IN the year 1879, than III 1873, le17, any
| wear gone by. The SIN VIII continue to shine
| on the wicked tn unmifi gated bri 1htness.
| While the lessons OF he past should lie con
| stantly kept before the people, THE Sun does
| not prop sc to make is 1t in 1879 a magazine
| of ancient histos Y. Itl- printed Tor the men
and women OF to-day. whose concern - chiefly
/ nh I affairs IL has both the
| disposition and the ability to afford Is read
| ers the promptest, fullest and most accurate
| Intelligence OF Whatever III the wide world Is
| worth attention. 10 TINS end the resources be-
| longing to welI-est lbLshed pros perty viii lie
| literally employed.
| The present dIsjointed condition of parties
| in this country AMI the uncertainty of the
| future, lend an extraordinary significance to
/ the events of the coming year The discus
| sions Of the press, the debates and acts Of
| Congress and the movement of the leaders in
| every section OF the Republic VIII have a d.
! rect bearing on the Presidential election OF
| ISs0-an event which must be regarded with
| most anxious interest by every pa rIotic Amer
Ican whatever his political ideas allie giau ce.
! To these elements of in crest may be added
| the probability that the Democrats will con-
| troll both houses of Congress. the increasing
! feehleuess of the fraudulent Administration,
! and the spread and strengthening everywhere
| OF a healthy adherence OF fraud in any form.
| To present with accuracy and clearness the
| exact situation in each OF its varying phases,
| and TO eNpound, according TO us well-knoWu
methods he principles that should guide u
| through the labyrinth VIII be an important
part of The SUNS work for 1919
! We have the means of making THE Sun, as
! a political literary and "a general newsPa-
| per. more entertaining and more useful than
ever before: nd we M an 10 apply them freely
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