The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
RANK &c WRIGHT, Props.
THE SUN FOR 1880

THE Sun VIII deal with the events OF the
| year 1850 in its own fashion, now nrctty well
understood by everybody From January
until December. 81 will be conducted as news
paper, written In the Englisiilangimge, and
| printed for the people 81. t.1,,i,,,'t..,
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all the NEWS OF the world promptly, anslApre.
| sentng it in the most Ineligible shape the
| shape That viii enable its readers to keep well
abreast ofthe age with .ic. least tmnroinctive
expenditure OF tilncs Tho greatest interest to
| the greatest nunlbcr-that is, the law control
! ling lis daily makeup. IT now hasa circulaL
ton very much largerthanltlIat,oG auyfother
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In It's comments, on men and affairs, The
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American principles and backed by honesty
OF purpose. For this reason 1t IL, ami will
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party, class. clique, organization, or interest.
1t ~ Tor az, but or none. 1t Will continue to
praise what is good AMI 'TeprolIate whit Is
evil, taking care that its.le ngunge is to the
point and plain, beyond, the possibility of
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81 every species. II Mill continue Throughout
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And Tbs Summarizes no bones IN falling the-
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whenever occasion ariscsfOr,plain spcaking
These are the principles upon which The
sun VIII be- condnctcd during fhe year to-
The year 1850 Twin be one in which no lpatri-
otto American can afford to close his eyes toa
public Affairs. 1t is impossible to cNaggerate
the importance of the political events which 1t
ance on the part Of every citizen who desires
10 preserve the Govcrnmcntthnt the founders
gaYe,us' Tie Debates and acts of Congress.
the utterances OF the prcsg, the exciting cbn-
tests ofihe Republican, ahd Demodratie 'pat-
ties, now nearly equal In siren 9Th throughout
lhe country, tue Y0rring.drift Of public scntf-
nenti viii M bear directly and effectively |
upon the twenty fourth. Presidential election, |
% 9e heid IN November; -Four years ago the |
viii of the nation, as expressed at the pOlls, l.
was tliwarted hy an accountable orispiraev' |
ne, promoters rand Ybenefciarjes Of which 4
sui hold the Offices they stole. Will the crime
Of 1876 be repeated in 1880? The past decade /
y, Eears Spsaea with corrupt, eNtrayagant
y washington. The sun lid something toward |
lslodging thu gang and bredkinu ifs power |
ne SINE inch are now Intriguing to restore 1
iheir Leader and themselves into places from
which they were driven by the Indignation of I
the people,. Wilthcy succeed: The coming |
'car'wth bring answers to these uiomcntous
questions. The Sun will be on hand to chroni-
nc tho facts as they are developed, ami to /
Exhibit 1t clearly and fearlessly in their rcla-
ions to eSpcdiency and right. f''t
Thus, with habit ofphilosOphical good hu-
norm looking at the minor affairs OF life, and
n great things steadfast purpose TO mdln-
ain the rights of the people and the principles
{ the Constitution against all aggressors. |
he sun Is prepared to write truthful, in h
,ruchye and ut the same time entertaining
ist0ry OF 1880.
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