Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-16
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THE SUN FOR 8

TIE srN will deal with the events Of the
year 1880 In Its own fashion. now pretty we'll
understood by everybody. From January I
until December u IL will DO conducted - Q
newspaper, written In the English language.
and printed for the people.
AL newspaper. TIE Sun believes In getting
ell the news Of the world promptly. and pre-
senting Il In the most Ineligible shspe-the
shape that will enable Its readers to keep well
abreast OF the age with the least unproduetive
expenditure Of time. The greatest interest to
the greatest number that 10 the law control
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very much larger than that OF any other Amer
lean newspaper. and enjoys IN income which It
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benent Of Its readers. People Of all conditions
OF life and al ways Of thinking buy ana read
TuE BUN; and they all derive satisisction Of
some sort from its columns, for they keep on
buying and reading It.
In Its commsnts on men and Affairs. The suN
believes that tbs only guide OF policy shouid be
principles and backed by honesty Of purpoee.
for this reason II IL. and will continue TO be.
absolutely independent Of party. class, clique,
organization or interest. 10 II for oil. but Of
none. II will continue TO praise what 10 good
and rep-obAte what 10 evil. taking care that its
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possibility of being misunderstood. IL 10 unin-
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cents. 10 hates injustice and rascality even
more than u hates unnecessary words. II ab-
hors frauds, pites fools and dsplores nincom-
poops OF every species. 10 viii continue
throughout the year lss0 TO chastise the irpt
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the laird. All honest men. with honest convic-
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friends. And The Sun makes no bones of tell
ing the truth 10 its friends aud about its frisuds
whenever occasion arises for plain spsakinz.
These are the principles upon which rHs sur
will b. conducted during the year to come.
Tit year 1850 will be one In which no patriot.
10 American can Afford to Close his eycs 10 pub
Ito Affairs. IL IL impossible to exasserats the
Importance OF the political events which it has
In store. or the Necessity OF ~resolute vigilance
on the part OF every citizen who desires to pre-
serve the Government that the founders gave
us. Ths debates and scts OF Consrves. the Ut
tsrances OF the press. the exciting contests Of
the Republican aud Democratic parties. new
nearly equal IN strength throughout the coun.
try, the varying drift OF public sentiment. will
alt bear directly and effectively upon the TWEEN
ty.fourth Prudential election. 10 Be held In
November. -Four years ago next November the
will Of tbs nation. - expressed st the polls,
vss thwsrted by an abominabls conspiracy, the
promoters and benenciaries Of which still hold
The ofacss they stole. VIII the crime OF 1876 be
repeated In isSof The past decade OF years
opened with . corrupt. e~xtravagsnt, and ipso-
lent administration !ntrenched az Washington.
TuR Son did something toward dislod.ing the
ganG and breakins itr power. The same men
arc now Intriguing TO reetore their leader and
themselves to places from which they verr
driven by the indignation Of the people. Will
they succeedf The coming year will bring the
answers 70 theee momentous questions. TINS
Sun will be on hand 20 chronicle the facts as
they are developed. add TO exhibit them clearly
and fesrlsssly In their relations 10 sxpsdisncy
and right.
Thus, with . habit Of philosophical good
humor In looking q the minor afair OF life,
and In great thirg. . steadfAst purpose to main
tain the rights OF the people and the principles
Of the Constitution against all aggrrssors. TINE
euu 10 prepared to write . truthful. instructive.
and at thu same time entertaining history Of
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