Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29
VHE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.

PROSPECTUS.
TUE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is now in its XXth Volume.
During the past year, THE TRIBUNE has been Obliged to
devote quite u large proportion Of It's space to Politics, but
we shall hcnccforth be able to limit our space devoted to
Political discussion, AMI devote most Of our columns to sub
j,cts Of less intense, hut more abiding. interest. Among
these, we mean to pny especial attention to
l. EDuCATtON-Thc whole subject If Education, both
Popular anl General, will discussed In our columns through
out the year 1861, AMI We hops to enlist in that discussion
some Of the pr1found.st thinkers and the ablcst instructors
in our country. 1t il ut once our hope and our resolve that
the cause Of Education shall receive an impetus from the ex-
crtions Of THE TRIBUNE in It's behalf during the year 1861.
IL. AGRICULTCltE.-W have been compelled to restrict
our calculations Of this great interest throughout 1860, and
shall cndcayor to atone therefore in 1861. Whatever dis
coycry. deduction, dem ,nstration, is calculated to render the
reward u labor devoted to cultivation more ample or more
certain, shall receive prompt and full attention.
tI.-MANCFACrUHEs, Sc.-we hail every invention or
enterprise whereby American Capital aui labor are attracted
to AMI alyantascouAy employed in any department of Man
ufacturing Mechanical Industry rs a real contribution to the
Pubic Wealth, insuring amplcr, stca licr, more convenient,
more rcmun rating markets to the Farmer, with fuller en-
ploymcnt and better wages TO the Laborer. The Progress Of
Mining, dominating, st %cl-making, Cloth-wcaving, &c, sc,
in our country, and the world, shall be watched and reported
by US with an earncs, aud active sympathy.
". FOREIGN AfFAIRs.-we employ the best cores
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capitals, to transmit US early AMI accurate ady.ccs Of the
great changes there silently but certainly preparing. In spite
Of the pressure Of Domestic Politics, our News from the Old
World is now varied AMI ample but we shall have to render
It more perfect during the cventul year jus, before Us.
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deserve a continuance Of public favor.
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