Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-29
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THE TRlB UNE for 1soI.
PROSPECTMS

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The XXth Volume Of TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
commenced with the issue of Sept. /. During the
rlst r ye9r THE TRIBUNE has been obliged to devote
qhte large proportion Of it's space Politics. but
we shall soon he able TO frcgO Political discussions
utmost entirely, for months II not for years, and de-
vote nerly all columns to subjects Of ss
oHt more abiding, interest. Among these, We mean
to pay especial attention to
j; EDUCATION.-rhc whole subject of Education
DOth Fopular Nnd General will .bs discussed in our
columns throughout the year 1861, and We h 1,e to
enIlSL Ill that discussion some of the prnfoundest
Scrs Nhu aotest instructors in our country. 1t is
~ once our hope and our resolve that the of
I:"ucatlon shall receive an impetus fcum the excr-
tlons Of TIE TRIBUNE in its behalf during the
II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been compelled to
onr Ofthis greatintcrest through
@ 4ooO ana shall cndcavor to atone therefor in 1861
hnateVer discovery, deduction demonstration, is
calculated to render the reward of labor devoted to
cultivation more ample certain shall receive
prompt md fnll attention.
III. MANUFACTURES, &c.-We hail every inyen-
ton or enterprise whereby American Capital and
!4Ahor are attracted to and aivantageOusy employed
III any department of Manufacturing or Mechanical
INDUSTRY MS real contribution to the Public Veal
lhsGring nInplcr, Eteader convenient, more re-
nuner'!ttnE markets to tho Farmer, with fuller en-
Pi"ymSnt anu batter wages to the LabOrer. The
6rogrcss OF Mining, Iron-making, Steel-makiug
eIIG Clot-%eaT1nE &c. 6cs in our country, aud the
earnest on'l active sympathy.
". FOREIGN AFFAIRS.-We employ the bes
correspondents in London Paris, Turin. Berlin, and
other European capitals, to transmit carly and
cute dElces OF tho great changes there silently but
certainly Preparing In spite Of the pressure of DO
mestfc Politics. our News from the Old World ia now
varied and ample but shall have to render it more
perfect during the erentful year just before us.
y. HOME NEWS.-We employ regular paid cor
respondents in California; at the Istsmus of Darien
IN the Rocky Mountain Gold Region aud whcrover
else they seem requisite From the more ACCESSIBLE
portions n our own country. derive our infoTma-
ton mainly from the mnltlrious correspondents of
lhc a associated Press. from exchanges. and tho
occasional letters of intelligent friends. We aim to
print the cheapest general newspaper, with the full
est and most authentic summary of useful inteIIi-
EEIce that is anywhere afforded Hoping to SNAKE
each day critic the last y and print better nnt!
pettCr paper from year to year, our means are
steadily enlarged through the generous cooperation
OIL many well.wishcrs, solicit and shall labor to
deserve continuance of public favor.
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