Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
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II SUN FOR 8

TnE Sur will deal with the events Of the
year 1850 In Its own fashion. now pretty ven
understood by everybody. From January I
until December u IL will be conducted Is .
newspaper. written In the English language,
and printed for the people.
Ass newspaper. The Sun believes In getting
eli the news Of the world promptly, and pre-
sentins it In the most Ineligible shaps-the
shape that will enable its readers to keep well
abreast Of the ase with the iess, upproduetive
expenditure OF time. The greatest interest to
the greatest number -;a.i 10 the law control
ling its daily make up. 1t has now . circulation
very much larger than that Of any other Amer.
lean newspaper. and enjoys an income which II
Is q, all times prepared TO spend literally for the
bencnt OF It's readers. People Of all conditions
Of III. and all Ways OF thinking bay ami read
Tux Sun; and they all derive satisfaction Of
SONS sort IRON its columns. for they keep ON
buying and reading II.
In It's on men aud sfair-, TINS Sun
believes that the only guide of pl'iey should be
principles and backed h, honesty Of purpose.
for this reason IL Is. AID will continue TO be.
absolutely independent OF party. c'as., clique,
organization or interest. IL IL for all. but Of
nnne. II will continue 10 praise what 10 COED
rad reptobaie What 4 evil. taking care that It's
language i- to the point ard plain. beyond the
possibility VI belas misunderstood IL 10 unin-
iiueIect by N tiNc- inst 40 not appear on the
surface, " has NO opinions to sell, save those
which ma b. hss by any purchaser with two
cent?. 70 natee injustice and rA.e.l ty even
more than IL hates unnecessary words. ~ ab
hors iIauds. pities fools. and deplores nincom-
poops OF every species. 10 win continue
throughout the year iss0 TO chastise the Dirt
class, Instruct the second. and discounlenancs
the third. All honest men. with honest convic-
tiops, whether sound or mistaken, are It's
friends. And The Sun makes no bones Of tell.
ing the truth 10 it, friends and about it, frisuds
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking.
Thess are the principles upon which u Sun
will be conducted during the year to come.
The year 1850 w4l be one In which no patriot
10 American can al 5rd to Gloss his eyes TO puo-
lie afiairs. 10 IL impossible to eIasserats the
importance OF the political events which it has
In store, or the neoe-s!ty OF resolute vigilance
on the part of every citizen who desires to pre-
serve the Government that the founders gave
us. The debates and acts Of Congress. the ut
terance- OF the prcss. the exciting contests Of
the Republican and 4 emocratic parties. now
nearly equal IN strength throughout the eoun.
tfy, the yaryins DRIFT OF public sentiment. will
ali bear directly aud effectively upon the tven-
ty.fourth Presidential election. TO be held In
November. -Four years ago ns1t November the
wiz W ~ Nv - tAIttHrts - :, f'N-~
Was thwarted by an abomnlAble conspiracy. the
promoters and benefelsries Of which still hold
me Ufac-s they stole. Will TIE crime OF lsT6 be
repeated In isss2 The past decade Of years
opened with . corrupt. extravsgant. and inso-
lent Administration intrenchtd at Washington
THK SrS did something toward dislodsing the
gana and breaking IT. powe-. The same men
are now Intriguing TO re-tors their leader and
them selves 10 places from which they were
driven BY the Indignation Of the people. win
they succeedf The coming year will FIRING the
answers TO these momentous questions. the
Sus will be ON hand TO chronicle the facts as
they are developed. and ~ exhibit them clearly
and f~e.rlsssly In their relations to expediency
and right.
Thus, with . habi, Of philosophical good
humor In looking at the minor sfAirs Of life.
and In great thit z. . stcadfast purpose to main.
tain the rishis OF the people aud the principles
OF the Constitution against all asgrvesors. TUE
huS IL prepared To write . truthful. Instructive.
and 81 the zane time entertaining history Of
1850.
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