The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13
THE L. .lKUNG ruu 1901.

The xX,h Volume Of tho WEEKLY rsioune COM
menced with the issue of Sept l.. During the past
year the Tribune has been obliged to devote quite
large proportion Of its space 70 politics. but We she'll
be able forsgo political discussion snest On.
entirely for months Il not for years. end tevote near
" all our column, subjects OF less intense, but
more abiding. interest Among these 70 mean to pay
especial attention to
ton. both popa.r IN general Win Asss~s.sa n
,la throus hout tho yesr 1851. and We hope
to enlist in that discussion som, Of the Profoun lost
thinker. and the .b,e.t ia..ru,t,r. oar country.
1t is hope aud resolve that the c,uss
ton. of the Tribune in it. behalf in 1861.
H. AG3ICULrURE.-Ws have been compelled
to restrict eiucidatons OF this great interest
throux hout 1852 sui shall atone thesefov in 1851 -
Whatever discovery deduction. dem onstraton 10 cali
culatei Ter tho reward Of labor more ample or
more ;a. prompt Saa hs a
venti"n enterprise whereby American Capital and
labor attracted TO aud AdvantAgeously employed
in any department of manufacturing or msehaoieel
Industry . real contribution to the public veal.
insurins anper steadier. more convenient.
muner atng markets to the farmer, with fuller en-
ploymsnt and better wages to the laborsr The pro-
grees Of mining iron making steel maxi wsav.
ing &C., &C.. in country, In the world. shall DO
watched and reported BY Us with an % nest and &C.
Nv: IOREioN AFFAIRS We employ the hes.
correspondents in London. Paris. Turin, Berlin and
other European eapitals. to transmit US early and
accurate advces OF tho great chaagse there silently
bu, certainly preparing spite Of the pressure Of
DONE. Politics. from the cid world 10 nov
varied and ample: but No shali render it
perfect during the eventual ysss just before Us.
v HOWE NEwS.-Ws employ regular paid cor
respondents in California, 1t the Isthmus OF Dsssn,
in the Rocky Mountain Gold Regions, and wherever
else they may requisite. from tho more aocss.
sibls portions OF own country. we derive our in
formation mainly from tho mutifasious correspond.
enis the associated press, from exchanges and
the occasional letters Of Intelligent friends We aim
to print the cheapest general nswspspsr. with the
fullest and authentic summary Of useful inte-
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each day critic the last, end print better and
better paper from TO yesas our means are stead
lily enlarged through tbs generous cooperstion Of oas
many we'll wshers. sh$i sHii ~ and shall labor
TO deserve 4 continuance Of public fsvor-
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