Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE sun FOB 1879.

TNHE sun WILL De PRINTED EVERY
and method viii be the same ~ IN the past:
To pre,ent all the news IN . readable shape,
and 10 tell tho truth though the h,svens fall.
The bus has been, II. and will continue 70 DO
independent Of everybody and everything Save
the truth and its own convictions Of duty. Thst
nsed hsve. That 10 the policy which has won
for this nevspaper tbs confidence and friend.
ship Of Of . wider constituency than Vas ever
enjoyed BY any other American journal.
The sun 10 the newspaper for the people. II
10 not Tor the neh man against the poor man,
or for the poor man against tho ficn man, bat Il
seeks TO do equal justice TO all interests In the
community. II 10 not the organ Of any person,
class, sect or party. There need be no mystery
about Its loves and hates. II Ia for the honest
man Agaipst the rogues svery time. Il ID for
The honest Democrat - against the dishonest
against the dishonest Demoerst. II does not
take iis cue from the utterancss Of auy poiiti.
clan or political organization. 10 gives ifs sup
port unrestrvedly when men or measures are
the principles upon which this Republic was
founded for the people. Whenever the Consti.
tuition and constitutional principles arc vio.
lattd-Aa In the outrageous conspiracy Of lS1G,
By which . man not elected was placed In the
Presidents once. whore he still rsmains-it
tpt4kn OUT lr INC rlEut. lutt - tnt oUtt l0eA
Of independence. In this respect there will be
no change In It's programme for 1878.
The suH has fairly esrned the hearty hatred
Of r~ascals. frauds and humbugs Of ell sorts and
sizes. u hop . 70 deserve that hatred not lees
In the year 1917 than In 1878. 1871. OF any year
gons BY. The BUN will continue 10 Anime ON
the wicked with unmitlgated brightness.
while the lessons OF the past should Be con.
SANITY kept before the people, the bum does not
propose 10 make itsslf In 1879 . magazine Of
snelen, history. II 10 printed fer the men and
the sfsirs Of to-day. Il has both The disposi.
tion and the ability 10 Afford its resders the
promptest, fullest and most accurate intslli.
esnce OF whatsvsr In the wide world IL worth
attention. To this end the resourees belonging
to wslLe.tAbllshed prosperity will DO literally
The present disjointed condition Of parties I'm
this country. and the uncertainty Of the future,
lend an extraordinary significance 10 the events
OF the coming year. The discussions OF tho
press. the debates and acts Of Congress-, and this
movements OF the leaders In every section OF
the Republic, will have . direct bearing on the
Presidential election Of iS8O-an event which
must be regarded with the most anxious inter.
Get By every patriotic American. vha,ever hiI
political ideas or allegiance. To these elements
u interest may be aided the probability that
the Democrats viii control both houses o. Con.
grvss. the Increasing Residences OF tho fraudu.
lent Administration, and the sprvad and
strengthening everywhe g Of q healthy abhor.
renee Of fraud In any form. To present with
accuracy and clsarness the exact situation In
Zach Of Its varying phases. and 10 expund. &C.
cordlng TO its we'll knosn methods. the princi.
pies that should guido us through the labyrinth,
will be an important part o the SONS work Tor
1879.
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