Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-02
THE SUN FOR 1880.

The Bun will deal with the events Of the
year 1880 In It, vi fashion. now pretty veil
understood BY everybody. Prom January I
until December u It will be conducted - Q
Newspaper, written In the English language,
and printed for the people.
As newspaper. TEE BUN believes In getting
all the news Of the world promptly, and pre-
sentins It In the most ineligible shsps-ths
shape that will enable it, readers TO keep well
abreast Of the ags with the least unproductivs
expenditure oftime. The Rrestcat interest 70
The greatest number that II the law control
ling IL daily make up. THAI now . circulsiio,
lean nswspsper. and enjoys IN income which
10 ct all tines prepared % spend libsrally for the
bsnent Of its readers. People Of al conditions
Of life and al ways Of thinking buy and read
TEE Bun; and thsy all derive satiifaetion Of
Soma sort from ib columns, for thsy keep On
buying and reading II.
In is comments on men and shainlTHs suH
believes that the only guide Of policy should -
common senss, inspired By genuine American
principles and backed By honesty Of purposs.
For TIL. reason It 10. and Will continue 70 DO.
organization or interest. It q for al. but q
none. IL Will continue to praise what II goed
and reprobate what 10 evil, taking care that Its
Language 10 70 the point and plain, beyeAd The
possibility Of being misunderstood. II u unin-
huenoed b. motives that DO mot appear on tbs
surface; II ha: no opinions 70 sell, save hos
which may be had By any purchaser with I've
cents. IL hates injustice and nseality even
more than 10 hates unnecessary words. Il ab.
hors frauds, pitiss fools. and dsplores nincom.
poops Of every species. II will continus
class. instruct the second. and discountensAes
the third. All honest men, with honest eonvic-
lions, whether sound or mistaken, as ~
friends. And TEE SuN makes no bones Of tell.
Ing The truth 70 Its friends and about Its frisuda
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking.
Thess sc the principles upon which TEE BuH
The year 1880 will bs one In which NO patriot.
10 American can AFFORD TO close his eyes TO puD-
Ito Affairs. IL 10 impossible 70 sxa6scrats the
importance Of the political events which 70 has
In store, % the necessity OF rssoluts vigilance
on the part Of svsry citizen who desires 70 pre-
servo the Government that the founders gave
~. The debates and acts OF Copgrsss, the ut.
terances Of the press, the exciting contests Of
the Republican and Democratic parties, new
nearly equal in strength throughout the eoan.
try, the varying drift Of public sentiment, viii
n Ss;t directly s,ssIs: :nd ias sise,iSg. u Pc = M s. ss' m
November. Four years ago nsxt November the
will of the nation, - expressed at the polls,
was thwsrtsd By an sbominabls conspiracy, the
promoters and benehciafiee OF which still hold
the e6ices they stole. VIII the crime OF 1870 b.
repeated In issoi The past decade Of yssrs
opsnsd with . corrupt. sxtravagant, and inso-
lent Administration !ntrenched o. Washingion.
4 Bon did something toward dislodsinR the
gang md brsaking its power. The same men
arc now intriguing 70 restore their isadrr and
themsslve. 70 places from which they were
driven By the Indignation Of the people. VIII
they succsedf Ths coming year viii FIRING the
answers 10 thsse moneutous questions. TrS
BuN will BE- On hand 70 chrouicls the
thsy arc developed, and TO exhibit
and fearlsssly In their reaiic
and right.
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