Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-06
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THE NXtb Volume Of THE WEEKLY TRI
L BUN L commenced with the issue of Sept. |
During the past year THE TRIBUNE has lie e,
obliged to devote quite II large proportion of it,
| space to Politics, but we shall soon be able t
| tUrego Political discussion almost entirely, fol
months If not for years, md devote nearly al
our columns to subjects II less ntcn So but mo re
abiding interest Among these, we mean to pay
especial attention to
| I. EDUCATI0N.--The whole subject OF Edu.
cation, both Popular and General. will be dis.
cussed in our columns throughout the year 1861
and we hope to enlist in that discussion some of
the profouudett thinkers and the ahcst instrus-
tors In our country. 1t is at once our hope and
| our resolve that the cause of Education shall
| receive an impetus from the exertious of TIL Il
| TRIBUNE in its behalf during the year 1901.
II. AGRICCLTURE--W have been COM
pellod to restrict our calculations of this great
| interest throughout 1860, and shall endeavor to
atone therefor in 1881. Whatever discovery,
deduction, demonstration, is caiculatd to render
the reward of labor devoted to cultivation more
| ample or more certain, shall receive prompt and
full attention.
III. MANUFACTURES tc.--we hail every
invention or enterprise whereby American Cant
. tai and Labor are attracted to and advantage.
ously employed in any department OF ManufIc-
turing or Mechanical Industry rs n real cUntri-
button TO the Public Veal, in Suing ampler,
steadier, more cInyenient, NOR remunerating
markets TO the Farmer, with fuller employment
and better wages 10 the Laborcr. The Progress
Of Mining, Iron making, Steel making, Cloth
weaving, &C., DC, in our country, and the word,
shall be watched and reported by us with an
earn est and active sympathy.
". FOREIGN AFFAfRS.--Wc employ the
best correspondents in London, Paris, Turin,
Berlin, and other European capitals, to transmit
carly and accurate adviccs Of the great changes
there silently but certainly preparing. In spite
Of the pressure Of Domestic Politics, our News
from the Old World il now varied and AMPLE
but we shall have to render it more perfect dur.
ing the eventful year just before US.
V. HOME NEWS.-We employ regular paid
correspondents in California, at the Isthmus Of
Darisn, in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region,
and wherever else they seem requisite. From
the moro accessible portions of own country,
we derive our information mainly from the null
hilarious correspondents of the Associated Press,
from exchanges, and the occa sional letters of
intelligent friends. We aim to print the heapest
general newspaper, with the fullest md most
authentic summary of useful intelligence, thnt
is anywhere afforded. Hoping to "makc each
day critic on the last" and print better and
better paper from year to year. as our means are
steadily enlarged through the generous coopera
ton of cur many well-wishers, We solicit and
shall laeo- 20 deserve n continuance OF public
favor.
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