The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-02-18
THE SUN FOR 1880.

The SUN win deal with the events Of the year 1880 in
a own Fra now Pretty W " ayery
conducted newspaper, written in the English Lam
guage aud printed for the people.
AS newspaper THE sun believes in getting all the
news Of the world promptly, and presenting It in the
most mtelgible shape1the shape that win enable its
as leIs
teest 10 thegreatest nhIber-hat u.s. the control
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pef Saq ineGms which a = a AL times pre-
People ofa conditions ofe and ali ways Of thinRine
buy and read THE sun and they all derive satisfaction
OF some sort from COLUMNS for they keep buying
In is comments on men and aaars, Tnr sun believes
that the only guide Of poiicsshould be commou sense
inrnired by genuine American principles aud backed
by HONESTY Of purpose For this reason II Isl and will
sSa,iaoS e Us sSsSHtSy nasPepdsn Il party class
none 1t VIII continue TO praise what Is good and re-
probate VIA. is syil taking care that is ngaage TO
misundersteod y Is unninepeed BY motives that do
not appear on the surfnce; Il has no opinions to SELL
two cents 1t hates Injustice and rascality even more
than 4 hates UNNECESSARY words II abhofs frauds,
Il VIII continue Throughout the year 1850 q cRSstse
the first class Instruct the second and asconntepance
the thirQs All honest men, with honest convictions
whethel sou nd or mistaken its friends. And THE
sun makes y esncs Of tspg The truth e It's friends
'Taeso The principles upon which The Sun viii be
conducted dufing the ysarto come. 600 aasisfess
American afford TO close his TO public affairs
tbs impossibe 70 exaggefae the importance of the
rssoute vigilance on the part of every citizen who de-
sres 10 preserve the Government that the founders
gave The debates and acts 81 Congress- the utter
Of thepress the exciting contests of the Repnb
can and Democratic parties nearly equal In
strengtb throaghoat tho country, the varying drift Of
public sentiment viii all bear directly and effectively
upon the twentyAfourth Presidential election to be
held ip November -Four years ago November the
viii OF the nation, expressed at the polls wart
cd ~ an aboniinabe e0nspracy, the promoters and
benefeiaries OF which still hold the offices they stole
VIII the crime Of 1876 be repeated In 1880 The past
decade OF years opened with corrupt, extrayscant
and insolent Administration infenched a. Washington
THE SuN'did something toward disiodging the gang
and breaking its power, The are now infr-
guing 10 restore their leader and themselves places
people. Will they succeed The coming year will
bring te answers TO these momentous questions THE
Sun will be hand to chronicles the facts as they are
developed and 10 exhibit them clearly and earlessly
their relations to expediency aud right.
Thus with habit of philosophical good hunor in
steadast purpose to MAINTAIN the rights of the peo-
pie and theprinciples ofthe Constitution against all
aggressors, THE sun is prepared to write truthful In
ctive and the same time entertaining history
1851,
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