The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-12-14
~ II + L Il b L y + FOR 1861
PROSPECTS,.

The WEEKLY TEIby>E is now in its XNth
Volume. Daring the past year, The TRIErNE
has been obliged to devote quite large proper
ton Of its space to Politics, but shall hence
forth be able to limit space devoted To Poiiti-
cal discussion, and devote most of columns
to subjects of less intense, but more abiding in
terest. Among these, We mean to pay especial
attention to
l. EDUCATION.-Thc whole subject Of Edu-
cation. both Popular and General, will be dis
cussod i'll our columns ihrougho the year 1861,
and we hope to enlist i'll that discussion some Of
the profoundes, thinkers and the abest ii>truc
tors in our country. 1t is at once our hope and
our resolve that cause of Education shall receive
an impetus from the excrtions of Tie TRIBUNE
in It's Lehaf during the year 1851
H. AGEIC CLI IRE We have been com
pced to restrict our calculations of this great
.tcrc.t throughout 1850. and shall endcayor to
roIc therefor III 1861. Whatever discovery. de
! III ton, demonstration, is calculated to render
! he reward of labor devoted to cuitiva-
ION more certain, shall receive prompt and full
attention
Ill MANUFACTURES, &c-We hail every
, INVENTION or enterprise whereby American Capt.
il and Labor arc attracted to and advantageous!
employed IN any department Of Manufacturing or
Mechanical Industry as real contribution I" the
Public Veal, insuring ampler, steadier, more
-ony enent, more rcmunciating markets to tic
Farmer, with fuller employment and better wages
o ,hc Lajorcr. The progress of Mining, Iron
making, Stcclmakins. Clothweaving, &c &c,
in our co un,ry, and the world, shall be watched
and reported by us with an earnest and active
sympathy.
". FOREIGN AFFAIRS.-We employ the
best correspondents in London, Paris, Turin,
Berlin. and ether European capitals, to transmit
US carly and accurate advices OF the great chang
es, there silently but certainly preparing. In
spite Of the pressure Of Domestic Politics, OuI
News from the Old World is now varied and am
pie but we shall have to render it more perfec
during the eventual year just before us.
V. HOME NEWS.-We employ regular palt
correspondents in California. at the lsthmus o
Darien in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, ant
wherever else they seem requisite. From tn
more accessible portions Of our own country, W
derive our information mainly from the multifari
Gus correspondents to the Associated Press, from
our exchanges, and the occasional letters Of in
tclligent friends. We aim to print the cheapes
general newspaper, with the fullest and most au
,hcntic summary of useful intelligence, that
anywhere afforded. Hoping to make each da
critic en- the last" and print better and bette
paper from year to year, as our means stead
l. " enlarged through the generous cooperation
our many well-wishers, we solicit and shall labo
l; to deserve continuance Of public favor.
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