Saint Mary's beacon., 1880-01-01
80 So 20 lssa.

The Sun wfII deal with khs eyents ~ fhs year
isea IN is owa lhshion. no. pretty sell nn1cz-
efood bv ereryho1y Fronl JAmnMFy aniil De-
eernber 81 Ii will be condeefed as : mswspapers
wrIsiei, ip the Eagiish iasgusgs and PRAISES far
- ( ~ rewspaper, The Sun BELIEVES In fsttinF
Iii The news of The world promptlyr ard pr1esnt-
la 4 in ths most inseilieibIs sAaps--tle sbzps
that NilI GABLE iis Tsadefs - kssf well eh1saat
cf the mRe with tha ieast unpFcducaiye expenoi-
ture oftfme. The greatest inlegst 90 che great
81 nnrnher-lbat &. lhs law eo1troIlinR ICE aaj-
" nsake-up. II nov has a aziFeuIasion sesy mncb
larger tlsan that ofang othef AmeFican mewnpa-
per, and enjoys an income which is : q AZ tsmss
nrsnnred 20 spend literally f0r the bene8t q its
readers. People fall conditions Of life and all
ways oF thinking bay end rad The SUN; and
fheg an dsrlve s4tasciion o. some sort lhozs Its
coiamns. for they keep on buying and readingit.
In iss comments On men and Affairs, 1he sun
believes that she caiy guide of policy slIpuid be
common senss, inspired by genuine AineFiHn
principles and backed by hpDeslT q purposs.
For ths reason Il L. and will cOntinue 20 b. ab-
scluteIy independens Of party, class, clique, o.
Ranization, OF interest t Is for all, bat o. none.
Il wsll eonfinus 60 praise wls4t = good nn1 20
uros,ate wat 4. evil, fnking care that isslan-
eanke "a % ne poias and Piain, bsyond she pos-
sibilitv Of being misunderstood. IL is unin1a-
enced by motives that do not appear On the snr-
fAce; ft has % opinions iQpsl, save thoee whieh
may y bad by any parehaser wish two eens..
hats unnecessary words. IL abhcFs frauds,
pities fools, and deplores nincompoeps Of every
SPECIES. II will continue throughout the year
1880 20 ehasiee the Grst class, instruct The Sc
q "A. sni discOunlenance the third. All honest
4. eu. with honest convigtions, whether sound o.
mislaken. are its friends. And The San makes
no bones of telling the trutb % is friends and
al,s &c its fFieuds whencver ecmsinn psises fof
plain speaking. Fl - aAAAE4
These ase the PEineiPIss upon which The Sun
win se conducted during the year p eoEhe.
re yenf 1880 will Be one In which 10 pAtri-
otse Ameriean can aiIoFd 10 close hiseyes 10 pub
nc nihiFs. Il ls impossible . eHagg@aie the inn
uorsamce og the political evense which Il has in
store. OF tie necEssity ofFesoluse vigilanee on
the nars Of every dtizeu whb deeires 10 preserve
The uovegnmcmt thal the f0hndefb Easeus. The
dehaies and acts of Congress, the ugteFAnces Of
the prsss The exciting contests q The Republican
and Democratic paTties nos hearty equal In
strength throughout the countFy, the earying
dFifa cf public sentiment, win all bear directly
and effectively upon the twenty fourth Presidea-
tlai election. 20 be held In November. Four
years aro nsxs NOvembes the win Of the nation,
as expressed q the polls, was thwaried By an
abomihable conspiracy, the promoters and oene-
6ciaries of which ssill hold she Offices they STOLE
W III tue VI aosV "
past decade Of years opened With corrupt ex-
travagani, and insolent Administrations intrench-
ed at Washington. The Sun did something to-
ward disIodgidg the gang aud breaking its pow
er. The same men are now Intriguing 10 restore
their leader aud themselves 20 places from which
they were driven by the indignation Of the peo-
Die. will they succeed The coming year will
bring the answers to these nioTnentous questions.
The sun will be on hand ~ chronicle The facts
as they are developed, and 70 exhibit them clear
ly and Gearlessy In their relations 10 expediency
and right. --
Tnus, with habit OF philosophical good hu-
mot in looking at the minor affairs oflife, and in
great things sieadfast purpose 70 mainiain :he
rights Of the people and the principles Ofihe Con-
stitntion against all aggress0rs, The Sun IL prt-
pared TO write truthful, instructive, and At the
same time entertaining history Of 1880.
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Nov l3, lS79--6t.