Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-02
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year isso In its own fashion. nov pretty we'll
understood h. everybody. From January l
until December u IL will be conducted - .
Newspaper. written In the English language,
and printed for the people.
ASS newspaper. TIE SUN believes In getting
eli tho news OF the world promptly, and pre-
senting 10 In the most intelligible shaps-the
shsps that viii enable Its readers to keep well
abreast Of the age with the least unproductive
expenditure Of time. The grsaicst interest to
the greatest number-that 10 the law control
ling Its daily make up. II hzsnow . circulation
very much larger than that OF any other Amer.
lean newspaper. and enjoys an income which II
10 at all times prepared 10 spend literally for the
bspent Of ia readers. People Of all conditions
OF life and all ways OF thinking bay and read
Tue SUN; and they all derive satisfaction Of
some sort IRON its eoiumns. for they keep on
buying and reading IL.
In its comments on men and Affairs. The suS
believes that the only guide Of policy shoald be
common scnsc. Inspired By genuine American
principles and bscked by honesty Of purpose.
Tor this reason IL 10. and will continue TO be.
absolutely independent OF party. class. clique,
organisation or interest. IL Is for all. but Of
none. II Will continue TO praise what 10 good
and reprola alto What II evil. taking care that lite
language 10 to the point and plain, beyond the
possibility Of being Misunderstood. IL 10 unin-
duenced by motives that do not appear on the
surface: IL has no opinions TO sell, save those
whica may bc had BY any purchaser with two
cents. 10 hates injustice and raseslity even
more than 10 hates unnecessary words. II ab.
hors frauds, pitles fools. and deplores nineom-
poops OF every species. 10 will continue
throughout the year 1850 TO chastise the nrst
class. Instruct tn second. and discountsnancS
the third. All honest men. with honest couvic.
tons. whether sound sr mistaken, are It's
friends. And Tur sun makes DO bon's of tell.
inc the truth 10 IT. frisn,s and about its frisuds
Whenever occasion .Iises for plain speaking.
These arc the primes ir, upon which rnE Srs
will be conducted du-ng the scar to come.
The year lscO via. be one In which 40 patriot
10 American can Afford to close his eyee 10 puo-
lie Affairs. 10 Is impossible 10 exasserais the
Importance Of the political events which 10 has
In st0re. or the necessity Of ~resolnte vigilance
on the part of every citizen who desires to pre-
serve the Government that the founders gave
". The debates and scts Of Congress. the ut
,eranees Of the press. the exsitins contests OF
the Republican and pemocr tic pirties. now
nearly equal IN strength Tar rghout the coun.
Try. the var Ing driit OF pubiic s-nti ment, Will
ali bear directly and efrc lively upbn tho tuen-
tyfourth Presiden tai e~eciion. 10 Be held In
November. Four y AIS ago next November the
VIII 81 tue nation. - expressed Al the polls.
Vas thwArtsd ~ an abominsble conspiracy. the
promoters and benea ltries Of which still hold
the Ono . they stole. Will the crims OF ls76 DO
rspestrd IN iSOf The ast decses OF years
oyared slta leo iuJ'. ei,ravsgant. AID ipso-
lent tttni TARA J u ~. reached at Washington
Tai. Sen d d .ome.h nc toward dislodsing the
gans an breaking its power. The sane mer
arv NV Intriguing To restore their lead r ana
them sslves TO places from which thsy w.r.
driven By the indignation Of the people Will
they succeedf The coming year will rriuy ths
answers TO thcse m0mentous QuestioLs. TuE
Sux will BE- on hand TO chroniele the facts as
they are developed. AID to exhibit them clearly
and fearlsssly IN their relations 10 sIpedieney
Thus, with Q habit Of philosophical good
bumor In looking st the minor Affairs Of life.
and In great thing Q steadfsst purpose to main
tain the rights OF the people and the prineip rr
OF the Contribution against al asgrersors. ThE
NON h prepared to write . truthful. instructive.
and at the same tims entertaining history OF
1850.
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