The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-12-22
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
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The XXth Volume of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE
comnienc ii with the issue q Sept. l. llurIng
Il q last. year TIL Tribune has been obliged Ia
devote quit large proportion of IFS spac't" Pol
tits. but >hal soon be able to 70 ego Political
discussion almost entirety. f. months II not for
years AMI tlrvnt. nearly all our columns to sub
iect of less iutens', bu5 more abb ling interest
Among 'hrSf, we mean az pIy esp Gal attention to-
]. EDUCATIuN.-ihe whOi- subj CT of EducI-
ton, 10th Popular aud g. neral. Will be discussed
in our columns throughout the Year 1861, and We
hope to ellct in that Discussion soInvof the pro-
funniest thinker and the ablest instructors ia
country Il Is at opr hope aud oiIr resolve.
that the cause # Educ lt4n shall receive an npe-
rus from tie exertious of The TRIBUNE in its be
half during the year 1861 -@-.' -G- - - -...-
II. AGs, CT LTUgE-Wc have been compelled to
restrict cur calculations of this great inter st
IL rnugh"ut 1861 and shall end avor 10 ATONE
tlerei In 1861. Whatever discovery. drdu c.
ton, denonstratnn is calculnt to render the re
ward of labor devoted to cultivation mere ample
certain, shalt receive rrinI and full at
tent
III MANUFACTURES &c We hail very inv,n-
ti"n or enterprise whereby Am.ric Capital md
Labor ATTRACT i t" and hdvaltag"UuSly en-
rl"ved in any delartrI mt If Manufacturing or
VI cilanica Industry as real contributions tn THE
Pub c Wat, inSuring amIl r, st..adIer CON-
vcnrnt more renIuneriiIng IN IrketS Ia til" Firm
with fuller M 'l.,yipeht and bgtrr wages to
tn" Lrh"rrrz The Ir.gr SO 81 Mining lron Ma
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cue country and the world, shall he watched and
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| thy
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respondents in I.oniion, Paris, Berlin, and ofh-r
European Capitals. to transmit early and ac-
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of Domestic Politics, our News from the Old World
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