The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-14
Miscellaneous.
THE Sun. NEW YORK. Isss.

The Sug for 1852 will NIKE It's fifteenth annual
revolution under the present cement, shining.
as always for all, big and iittle mean and gracious
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tusc. The SuS's light Il for mankind and woman
Kind Of every soFt but It's genial warmth u for the
good, while Il pours hot discomfort the blister
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The SuS Of 1865 was n newspaper Of new kind.
II discarded many Of the forms, aud n multitude
Of the supernuous words and phrases Of ancient
journalism. II undertook 20 report In fresh sue
cinct, unconventional way all the Of the world,
emitting no event Of human interest, and comment
ing upon Affairs with the feariessness Of absolute
independence. Tho success Of this experiment
was the success OF the SUS. II effected perma-
nent change In the style of American newspapers.
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