The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-01
The Tribune for 1851.
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NhE AAth Volume of the Weekly Trieans COZ.
1 meneei with the issue of September / Dur.
n the past year the rribane Ia. sesa oelgei ds-
vote gate large proportion of its spa,e to p,tios
snd shall be able to foress politicL at.ca.,
ion almost entirely, for months for years. aai
TO devote nearly ell our columns scts Of ess
intense bat more abiding interest, An,,y the.s -.
mean to pay espe iiai attentton TO,
I. EDUCATION
The whole sable of Education, bo:S p,,,I.r aaa
general will be discussed in eou mas rhr,asa,u.
the year 1861, ami no 10 elicit ia IN Al iseus,
ion the conclusions IF of tho Leaf think
ers and the aeiest instructors in country. itis
nj once our 10 and our 1.-Two that tn, cause Of
eiu aton shall receive i'm from the exsrtion,
OF the Tribune IN its bat Alf dirng the year 1851
ii AGRICULTURE
We have been compelled to restsie. our elucids.
tons OF this great interest tbrous $50 and ali
eneeavor to atone heref in 1851 Whatever discoy
cry dem 'nstraton is calculated render the reward
OF labor devoted to cultivation more amp. or ore
cer'a'n, snail receive prompt and full atiention.
Ill MANUFACTURES, 80.
We hail every invocation or enterprise vhersbv
American Capital md Labor are attracted L, and Al
santaseoas'y employed in any department, Of manu-
acsurtng or mechanical Industry as real cantribu
tion 70 the public veal. insuring ampler stsadisr
more eanvenisnf more remuneratong markets to the
the laborer The progress of Mining Iron mskine
Steel making Cloth weaving 3d.. &C. in our couutrv
and the world, shall be watched ana reported b. "
with an earnest and active sympathy.
". FoRKIGN AFFAIRS
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ris Turn, Berlin, and other European Capitals to
transmit us early md advces of the arcAt
changes there silently but certainly preparing. In
spite Of the pressure of domestic politics. our news
from the old world is varied and mple but "a
shall have to render il perfect duriaS the event.
tai year Just before
v. HOME NEWS
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fornia. at the ls,hnus Of Dsren in the Rock Mesa
tain Gold Region. and wherever else thev ,eem rcoui
site From the more accessible portions of our own
country We derive information from tho m utifa-
r'oas correspondents Of the Associated Pres from our
exchanges ana the occasional letters of INTEL CONT
friends We aim to print the chsa pest general
paper with the fullest and authentic summary
o, useful infeil,sence. that is anywhere afforded.
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