Connecticut western news., 1880-01-07
THE SUN FOR 1880.

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 These are the D. .nciplrs upon which THE SUN Eiilbe conductnd durlrg the year 10 come. -.:'e The year 1880 ", be one in which no patriotic af1his It is imposSlb 10 tXaggGratc the import
 ance of the poitca events winch it has in store,
 the necessity of resolote vigilance on the part oi every ciizrn who desires 10 preserve the Govern. hehl that the founders gave us. The de bates and
 acts of Congress, the utterances of the press the excititg contests of the Republican aud Demo- cratic parties, now nearly equal in strength
 throughout the country, the varyit drift of public sentiment will all bear direC y and effectively up heid 1 evrin Der oa' years agos sext NoveIIDer the viii of the at On, as expressed at the polls, pr"moters and beuvic,arics otwhich still ho The
 otic, they stoe. WIIf he Crim" of 1876 be re-
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