Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-11-24

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annual revolution under the present manage
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little, mean and gracious, eeutented and nm
happy. Republican and DtniorEntic, depFavtd
and virtuons, intelligent and ohause. The Suns
light u Tor mankind and womankind Of eve
~ sort; but It's genial warmth IL for the
good, While it ponrs hot discomfort on the
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kind. u discerdtd many u ths forms, and a
multitude Of the superfucuB wOrdsand phrases
Of ancient journalism. Ii undertook 10 re-
port in . fresh, succinct, unconventional way
al the news Of the world, emitting no eveni
Of human interest. and commenting upon AZ
fairs with the fearlcssness Of absolute indie
pendencs. Tbs success OF this experiment
was the success Of The Sun. II effected a
permanent change in the style Of American
newspapers. Every important journal e.
tablisbed in this county in the dozen years
past has been modelled afler The Sun. Eve
~ important journal already existing has
been modified ane bettered by the force Of
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By . liberal use Of the means which an
abundant prosperity affords, We shall make
~ Dettef thao ever before.
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happens worth reporting we get the particu-
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are accustomed 70 express them In language
tnat can Be understood. We SAY what re
think about men aad events. That habit u
the cnly secret q The Sun's political conrse.
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