The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1880-01-14
THE SUN Edsls 1850.

THE Sun will deal with the events of the year
1851 in LIS own fashion, now pretty we'll under
stood by everybody. From Janaury until Deem
per 81 1t vii be conducted as a newspaper. written
in the English language. and printed for the PEG
pie
As newspaper The Sun believes in getting all
the news of the world promptly, and presenting it
in the most inteiligihle shapc-the shape that will
enable Its readers to keep We'll abrest OF tho age
with the least anproductive expenditure OF time
fne grsatest interest to tue greatest number--that
is, the law controlling It's daily makeup. Ii now
il circulation very mach lars, than that OF an
otaer Amer can newsp per. and enjoys ali income
which il; is at al prep arel to spend Lberaiy
Tor the bent it OF it's readers. People OF all eoud
lions OF HE auG always OF thinking buy ami read
Tue SUM- ami ey all derive .siaction uf some
sort frum its coiumus Tor they keep on buyinp ana
reading it,
In ITS comments men and affairs The sun be-
lievss that the only guide of licy ouid be
mon INSPIRED by genuine American princ;-
pies and backed by honesty or purpose. For th,s
reason it is. AID will continue to be, absolutely in
dependent OF party Class, Clique, Organization or
interest. 1t Is for all. but oi none 1t will CON
tihue To p alse what is good and report VIII is evil
taking Ca that its language is to the pom, and
PLAN. beyond the possibility OF being 1lisubGer-
seood. Tt is uniniu ced by motives that do not
appear on Inc surface; it has no opinions tn sell
save those which y be had by any purschase
With two cents. 1t hates injustice anu lascal;ty
| even m re than it hates unnecessary wir.s II
abiors rauds. pities fools. "n deplores Ii ncom-
poops of every species 1t will continue throue h.
out the yesr 1850 to chastse he first ella H. ms ruct
the second. and disco .ntenance the bird All hon
est men. with honest cow. ctions, whe, her sound
or mistaken are its friends And The Sun makes
no bones of telling the truth TO il friends and
about Its friends whenever occasion arises plain
speakin<.
These are the principles upon which The Sun
viii be conducted during the year TO come.
Tue year 1880 viii be one in which no patriotic
.merlcan can afford to close his eyes to public af
fair 1t is impossible to eXaggerate the impor-
! 10 n los ,snI.
or lie necessity OF resolue vi ilanc. on the part of
every citizen who desires to preserve the Cove, n
| ment that t. e founders gave us. The debatese and
acts OF Congress the utterances of the press, the
excl ing NESTS of the Rep blican and ID, moor t
parte now neary equal in strength throug gu
the country, the v..ryiug drift OF bubble sentiment
will all bear DIR ly and effectively upon the twe1
y ourth Presidential election, to b" held in No
vember. -Four years ago next November the win OF
| h nation as expressed at the polls, Ihwarted
| by an abominable conspiracy. The promoters and
enc lei ries of which still hold the Offices they
| sto Q Will the crime of 1,76 be repeated IN
1850? The past d cade of yea opened with cor
rupt. extravag MT and nsolent Administration in
trena hed at Washington. The sun did something
toward dlsl"ding the gang and breaking it's power.
The anne are intriguing 10 rcstore their leader
and themselves to places from which they W. re
driven y the Indignation of the people Win they
succeed? The coming year will bring the answers
20 these nomentOus questions. The Sun will be
on hand to cnroni"le he facts az they are develop
ed, and to exhibit hem clearly and fearlessly in
| their relations TO expendiency aud right.
Thus. with habit of philosophical good humor
III looking at the MINOR affairs OF lite, and in great
ngs steadtas purpose to maintain the rights OF
| the people and the rnciples of the Constitution
again all aggrrfsD s, The sun is prepared write
truthful instructive. and at The same time enter.
| tanning his DRY OF 1880.
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