The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-01
THE SUN FOR 1880.

The Sun will deal with the events of the year 1850
in its own fashOn, now pretty well understood by
everybody, From January l until December 3lst
will be conducted ns a newspaper, written In the
English language, and printed for the people.
AS q newspaper, The Sun believes In getting all the
news of the world promptly Dnd presenting 1t in the
mo ntelligihe shape-the shape that viii enable
Its readers TO keep well abreast of the age with the
least unpToductiye expenditure Of time. The great
ast interest To the greatest numberthat ls the law
controlling its daily makeup II now has clrcula'
tOn very much larger than that OF any other Amer
lean newspaper aud enjoys an Income Whlch ltls a.
ali times prepared TO spend literally for the beneht
OF its readers People Of al conditions oil lie ana al
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they keep on buying and reading IL.
In its comments on men and affairs, Ihs sun be-
lIeves that the only guide OF policy should ne COM
mon sense inspired by genuine American principles
and backed by honesty of purpose. For this reason
II is and will continue TO he, absolutely ndependent
Of paTty class clique organization or interest IL is
for all but of nome Will continue To praise whaG IN
good and reprohate what is evil taking care that It's
Language il 10 the point aud PLAIN beyond the poSs-
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motives that do not appear on the surface ~ mas no
opinions TO sell save those when may Oe hau Oy any
purchaser with two cents It hates Injustice and ras.
calty even more than u hates unnecessary WOfuB, III
abh0Ts frauds, ptes fools, and dppores ninconpoops
Of every species II Will continue throughout the
SSO to chastise the rst class the second
and dsCountenance the third. All honest men, Wllh
honest convictions whether sound or mistaken; are
ia friends And The Sun makes no bones or telling
the truth to its friends and about its friends whenev'
| er occasion arises tor plain speaking. 1T,
These are the principles upon which inc Sun Will
| he conducted during the year to come;
The year 1850 will be one In which no paLIlOtlc
American can afford TO close his eyes 10 punnc az
fnrs II ls impossible to exaggerate the importance
oT the poitlcai events which t has In store or the
necessity OF resOue vigilance on the part OF every
citizen who desires preserve the GOVernment that
| the founders gave u.s. The debates and acts OF Con
gress the uteranCes of the press, the exciting con-
tests OF Republican and Democratic parties, now M
nearly equal In strength throughout the country, the
VARYING drt fpubc sentiment, VIII all bear direct
" and effectively upon the twenty fourth Preslden
| tial election. TO be held In November. -Four years
| AGO next November the Will of the nation, as ex
pressed at the polls, was thwarted by an abOminable
conspiracy the promoters and benehciareS OF whlcl
st hold the office they stole, VIII the crime OF 1876
be repeated in 1Ss07 The past decade OF years open
ed with corrupt, eXtravAgant and lnSoltnt ADMIN
| IstratiOn intrenched ct Washington. Inc sun ulO
| something toward disOdging the gang and breaking
| its mower The same men are now intriguing 10 re-
store their their !eNder ana lhensseVes 10 Pnce' y
| the people. VIII they succeed9 The commlng yeal
| will bring the answer to these momentOus queStOns
| The SIN wi be on hand to chronicle the facts q,
they are developed and TO exhibit them clearly anC
feaTIessly In their relations to expendiency add right
| ThuB with habit OF philosophical good humOr u
| looking at the minor affairs Of lie, ana IN grea
things asteadlast purpose TO maintain the rights
| the people and the principles OF me COhstltuuol
against all aggressors The sun is prepared to write
n truthful Instructive, and at the same time enter
| tanning history OF 1880. w.,
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