The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-17
II III e S UN.
NEW YORK, 1882.

The Sun for 1852 will make its fifteenth ANNA,
revolution under the present management sbia'
ing, as always, for ali, big and little mean sns
gracious. coniented and unhappy, Republican
ana Democratic, deprayed and Virtuous intsTu
gent and obtuse. The SUNS light is for ,Sar
KIM and Womankind of every sort; but its aaa
ial warmth Is for the good. while il ponrs sS SUI
discomfort ON the blistered backs of the perss,
emily wicked f''SsN
The Sun of 1858 was a newspaper NJ
kind. 1t discarded many of the forms AVA es
multitude of the supcrtluous words and nhrSs.a
OF ancient journalism. II undertook IN renos, -
fresh, succinct, unconventional way An NJ ~
news of the world. emitting no event of hnr,snse
interest and commenting upon affairs win tha
feailessness of absolute independence. Tb Se
success OF this experiment was the success ~
the Sun. 1t effected permanent change In ~.
style OF American newspaper Every impor
tant Journal established in this country in p ~:
dozen years past has been modelled after t te
SUN, Every mp lrtant journal already eyistnes
has been modlned and bettered by the foree y
the SUNS example.
The SYN of lsS2 win be the same outspokeu
truth-telling and interesting newspaper A'H
BY a liberal use of the means which an ahr,
dant prosperity affords, We shall make il bette,
than ever before N'
We shall print all the news, putting II ir,o
readable shape and measuring its imnor,o ~"
not by the traditional yardstick. but BY its rea1
interest to the people. Distance from Prlntns
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reporting we get the particulars, whetherithan'
pens in Brooklyn or in Bokhara. "p'
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accustomed TO express them in language tb",
can be understood. We say what we thne
about men and events. That habits the onir
secret of the SUNS political course. '
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cultural Department Of uneQualled merit nm
market reports, and n liberal proportion Of ill.,
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