The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
Hll MOI;
NEW YORK. 1883.

More people have read Tie san duriI
year just now passing than ever before
1t was first printed. No other newt
published on this side of the earth ha
bought and read in any year by 50
men and women.
We are credibly Informed that peopl
read, and like The San for the toll
reasons among others:
Because its news columns PRISE
attractive form and with the greatest
Bile accuracy whatever has intere
humankind; the events, the deeds aa
deeds, the wisdom, the phllooph
notable folly, the solid sense, The lnll
nonsense-all the news oi the busiest
at present revolving IN space
Because people have learned lna
remarks concerning persons ahd alidl
ISan makes practice Of telling hd
xact truth to the best OF lis ablhty
hundred and sixty five days in the
before election ~ well as after, ava
whales as well as about the small
the face Of dissent as plainly and lea
as when supported by general apl
The Sun has absolutely n0purp0ses "
save the information of its readers
furtherance of the common good'
Because II Is evcryb0ly's newspaFNa
man is SO humble that The san Is
ent to his welfare and his righh.
is so rich that 1t can allow injustice
him. No man, no association -"
powerful enough TO be exempt ~
strict application of its principleS y
aud wrong. ,,.ht
Because in politics it has iougns
dozen ysars. without interllll's,o.
sometimes almost alone among ueMs
the fight that has resulted ~ '"V
Overwhelming popular verulcl
Robcsonism and for honest goVeFh'"gyi n
matter what party is in power, IA.
stands and will continue to stahu LINN ''
for the interests OF the people ag"a '.
nopollsts, and the dishonest sc"e'H''
lie robbers. -, o,rostl
An this is what we are told allhosJ
by our friends. One man holus ~
SIN is the best religious neMSpaf new, ,ian
published, because its In''',lll h"l,ll
undiluted with cant. Another no'rl \
II Is the best Republican newSpaPr'a n
because IL has already whiPPeu " "rod
rascals out of that party, anu y riI r,in,I
against the other hall WIN u" w. h
yigor. A third believes II 10 ~ ~ cxil
magazine of general literatuIt, ,1I !" ro
hecause It's readers miss hotbihs wi
notice that is current IN trc n
thought. So every friend o. i ,bot
covers one of its many siucs mdI
with particular force to n'o
liking. M. Gam. I'd
observe that in 1858 it Is littlc ,."aS, pe'i,
ever before. If you do NOT ann = mil
The Sun, you vii! find it to ,l"ohn,,se DC u
all human activity, sto,om ,om sen
choicest products OF colllal'4n enr ,bc
and Imagination, a mains'ay io' e,r }
of honest governments "a sentl'lei ."n,,r ~,
.Jeffersonian Democracy and
wickedness of every species, !" "| tbe
commonly good investment W.
year. r,bers.
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