The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-25
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS

The XXth Volume of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced
with the issue Sept During the past year the Trb
une has been obliged to devote quite large proportion
OF space to Politics, but shall be able orego
Political discussons almost entirely for months not
for years, and devote nearly all columns to subjects
OF less intense but more abiding, interest Among these
we mean to pay particular attention to,
l. EDUcATIoN.-The whole subject of Education both
Popular and General will be discussed in our coInmns
throughout the year 1861 and hope elicit in that
discussion some Of the profoundest thinkers and the
ablest instructors in country 1t is at once our hone
and resolve that the of Education shall receive
an impetus from the exerons of The TRIBUNE in its be-
half during the year 1861.
II. AGTIoUL1uREWe have been compelled to restrict
calculations of this great interest throughout 1860
and shall endeavor to atone therefor in 1861 Whatever
discovery deduction, demonstration is calculated to rem
der the reward of labor devoted to cultivation more a
pie or more certain shall receive prompt full atte
ton.
Ill MANUFACTURES, &c.-We hail every invention or
enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor are at
traced to and advantageousy employed in any depart
ment OF Manufacturing Mechanical industry as real
contribution to the Public Veal nsuring amper sesdier
more convenient, remunerating markets to the
Farmer with fuller employment and better wages to the
laborers The progress of Mining, Iron Making Steel
Making, Coth-Weaving, &C.,, &c, in country the
world shall be watched and reported by with earn
est and active sympathy.
". FOREIGN AEFAIRs-We employ the best correspond.
ents in London, Paris Turin, Berlin, and other Euro
pean Capitals, to transmit early and accurate ady
ces of the great changes there silently but certainly pre-
pairing. In spite of the pressure Of Domestic Politics
our news from the Old World is varied and ample
but we shall have to render it perfect during the
eventful year just before US.
V. HOME NEws.--We employ regular mail CORES
pondents in California; at the Isthmus Darisn in the
Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and wherever else they
may seem requisite. From the accessible portions
Of our own country, we derive information mainly
from the muarious correspondents of the Associated
Press from our exchanges and the occasional letters of
intelligent friends, We aim to print the cheapest gene
raj newspaper, with the fullest authentic sum-
mary of useful intelligence, that is anywhere afforded
Hoping to make each day critic on the last" and
print better paper from year year. as our means are
steadily enlarged through the generous cooperation Of
our many We-Wlshers we solicit, and shall labor de-
serve, a continuance of public favor.
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