Richland beacon., 1880-01-03

THE SUS will deal with the events Of the
year 1851 IN lis own fashion. now pretty well
understood by everybody. From January /
un. December 3 will be conducted as
newspaper, written IA The English language,
and printed for the people.
As a newspaper. TIE SUS believes in get
ting all the news VI the world promptly, and
presenting il IN the most in,ei III gIblc shape
the shape that viii euahie II. readers 10 keep
well abreas, OF the age with i!e leas, unpro.
duc;ive ex enditurc Of time. Dhe greatest
interest 10 the greatest number-tbai IL, the
law controlling it, daily makeup. Ii now
has circulation very much larger Than thai
OF any other American ws-paper, and ell.
Joys an income which II Is at all tunes pre-
pared 10 spend literally tor the benefit al iis
readers People of all conditions 81 HE and
all wajs Of thinking buy and read THE SrS
ard they ali derive satisfaction of some .or,
ifom rs columns: for they keep on buying and
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La IT. comments on men ami affairs, TIE
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should be common sense, inspired by genuine
American principles aud backed by honesty
of purpose. For this reason il is, and will
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". class, q lu-, organization, or Interest. IL
/ - for all but of none. II will continue 10
praise hat l. good and reproba,e what is
evil, Ia ny L re that lis language j, To the
| point and PLAIN, beyond the possibility oi be
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piiirs fools, and depiores nlncompoops OF
every species. IL Will continue itrougho u,
the year 1880 TO cha>tise the first class, in
struct the second and disc ountenance the third.
All honest men, with honest con, ictons.
| whether sound or mistaken, are us friends.
And The SUN makes no bones Of telling the
Truth To lis friends and about its friends when
ever occasion ari.e, Tor plain speaking.
These are the principles upon which The
SUS will be conducted during the year to
come.
The year 1880 will be one in which NC
patriotic American can afford To close his
eyes TO public affairs. J, is impossible 10 ex
aggera,e the Importance OF the political event.
which ii has in store, or the necessity Ct rrsO
lutte vigilance on the part of every citizen
who desires to preserve the Government thai
the founders gave us The debates and act.
Of Congress tn. utterances Of the press, the
exciting runiest. OF the Republican and Dem
ocra,c parties. now nearly equal IN strength
Throughout, the county, the varying drift o
public sc ntnent, viii all bear directly ant
effectively upon the twenty. fourth Presidential
|, , election TO te held in November. -Four year
ago next November the will Of the nation, a.
expressed at the polls, was thwarted by al
accountable conspiracy. the promoters an,
beneficiare> Of which still hold the office
they stole. Will the crime of 1876 De re
pea,ed in lSSO' The past decade Of year
opened with corrupt, extravagaDt, and in
soient Administration inirenched n Washing
ton. The SUS did something toward dislodg
ing the gang and breaking its power. Tn
same men are now intriguing TO restore thei
leader and themselves TO places from whic
they were driven by the Indignation of III
. people. Will they succeed! The comm
I year will bring the answer to these momer
tous questions. The SUS will be or hand I
chronicle the fact, as they are developed, an
to exhibit them clearly and fearlessIy IN thei
relations to expediency and tight.
Thus, with a habit Of philosophical goo
humor in looking al the minor affairs Of If
and in great things a s,eadfast purpose
maintain the rights of the people ard III
principles Of the Constitution against a
aggressors. The Sun is prepared to write
truthful. instructive, and at the same time eI
tertaining his'o y Of 1880.
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