The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-07
THE S N,
NEW YORK. 1850

The Sun for 1889 win make its ifte.nts -,
revolution under the present mana pe1ns,, nnnlla
ing, as always, for ali, big and little mesn si,
gracious; co a,s ana unhappy, Republican
gent and obtuSe. The SUNS light rs o. 18TH
kinE and womankiud of every sort. but II. Ausn-
ial warsth is FOR The good, while il poprs stn
discomfort on the blsteied backs Of ths I,rs ho
emily wicked. PERSIST
Tke Sun of 1865 was a newspaner os
kind II discarded many OF the forms rev
multitude of the superIluous words ana nS SI,u a
of ancient journalism. undertook To ra,os,
fresh succinct unconventional way 81 I'm
news of the world, emitting no event Of Sm,.ne
interest and commenting upon affairs with IN IN
featleSsuess of absolute independenco r rne
success Of this experiment was the su eos ne
the SUN, II effected apermaRent chance in ,t ol
style of American newspapers Every j,n,, 'nc
tant Journal established in this country in PIT V
dozen years past has been modelled mr. tne
Sun. Every important Journal already eSistt;,iie
has been modified and beitered by the force w
the SUNS example VI
The SUN Of 1852 will he the same out.noL...
truth-telling and interesting newspaper f'A'h
BY q liberal use Of the means which an oh,.
dant prosperity affords we shall make il ho,ta.
than ever before "e'
We shall print all the news putting, II ;.,o
readable shape, and measuring its importan,"o.ao
not by the traditional yardstick but by lis res
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tRe sun whenever Hhvlams happens worth
reporting we get the particulars, whethcrit bsn
pens in Brooklyn or in Bokhara.
In politics We have decided opinions and ~.
accustomed to express them in language tLa,
can he understood We ssy what We thinu
about men aud events That habitjs The nnis
secrctof the Guns political course.
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best matter of the seven daily issues An Sr; ny
cultural Department of unequalled merit fnu
market reports, and liberal proportion Of liz
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plete the WEEKLY Sun, and make II ,hc bas,
newspaper for the farmers household mat w.s
ever printed. "N'
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poetry Of the day, prose- every line worth rand
ING, news hurlor-mattcr enough 10 fill n GOOD
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tanning than any book, big or little
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