The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-07
THE TRIBUNE
FOR 1861.
PROsP

The XXih Volume OF the WEEKLY TeIB-
uSr commenced with the issue of Sept l.
During the past year IhA Tribune llss been
obliged 10 devote quite large proportion oi
its space 10 Politics. bat we shall soon he able
Ia f,rego Political discussion almost entirely.
fo- moths If not for years, and deyo.e near
~ AL our columns 10 Subjects of less iHteusr
bat more abiding, interest. Among these. we
mean to pay especial attention 10.
], EDUc 4TioN.-The whole subject Of Fdu
cation. both Popular and General. will he dis
cGssed in oar columns throughout the year
1861, and We hope to elicit in that discussion
ablest instructors in our country. 1t is Il;
once oar hope and our r-solve that the cause
of Education shall receive an Impetus from the
cxertions Of THE RIBrNE IN its b-Islf during
the year 1861.
II. AGRIcuLruRx-We have been compell-
ed To restrict our calculations of this great in
terest throughout 1860. and shall endeavor 10
alone therefor in 1861. WI ateyer, deduction,
demonstration. is calculated to render the re-
ami ami 81 81 lahor E. dsyoted 10 cultivation more
and tall attention. -.
III. MASrFAarr GC-Wc hail every
invention or enterprise whereby American
Capital and Labor are attract, to and aa-
yantageoUsly employed in anY department ..
Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry ia a
real contribution 10 thu Public Veal. insur-
ing anplcr. steadicr, more COM enient, more
r",nuncrating markets to the Farmer. with
fuller employment and better wages to tho
Laboror. The progress Of Mining, Iron. Max :
ing, Steel Mak king. Cloth Weaving. de-. DC.
in our country and the world. shall be watch
cd and reported By rs with al earnest AID
active sympathy.
". FosEtGN AFFAIas-Wc employ tie
best correspondents in London, Paris, Turin.
Berlin, and other European c; pi.a's. to trans
nit is early Ind accurate adv ce Of the grca,
changes there silently but certaiu'y preparing.
In spite oftbe pressure of Domestic Politics
and ample but we shall have TO render it
more re,tcct during the eyentful year just lc-
tore ne.
'. HOME Esws.--We employ regular paid
correspondents in Califor ia, at the Isihrnrs
Of Darien. in the Rocky Mountain Gold Re-
glon, and wherever else they seem requisite
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country, We Cerive our information mainly
from the mul'ifarious correspondents of the
Associated Press from our Exchanges, and Tie
occasional letters OF Intelligent friends. We
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steadily enlarged through the generous coop.
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and shall labor TO deserve, ii continuance o
public favor.
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