The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-21
THE TRIBUNE
FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

The XXth Volume of the WEEKLY TR1B-
uSE commenced with the issue of Sept. i.
During the past year The Tribune has been
obliged to devote quite large proportion OF
its space to Politics, but we shall soon be able
to forego Political discussion almost entirely,
for months if not for years, and devote near
" all our columns to subjects of less intense,
but more abiding, interest. Among these, we
mean to pay especial attention to.
/, EDuc&rIox.-The whole subject of Edu-
cation. both Popular and General. will be dis
cussed IL cur columns throughout the year
1861, and we hope to elicit in that discussion
81 me of the profoun4est thinkers and the
ablest instructors in our country. Ii Is NJ
once our hope and cur resolve that the cause
of Education shall receive an Impetus from the
exertions of The IRIBUNE in its behalf during
the year 1861.
II. AGRIouLruRE-We have been compell-
ed to restrict our calculations of this great IN
terest throughout 1860. and shall endeavor TO
alone therefor in 1861. Whatever, deduction,
demonstration, is calculated TO render the re-
ward of labor devoted to cultivation more
ample or more certain, shall receive pi ompt
and full attention.
Ill MANUFACTURES, &o.-We hail every
invention or enterprise whereby American
Capital and Labor are attracted to and adj
vantageously employed in any department ot
Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry as
real contribution to the Public Veal, insur-
ing ampler. steadier, more convenient, more
remunerating markets to the Farmer, with
fuller employment and better wages to tho
Laborer. The progress Of Mining IRON Max
ing. Steel Making Cloth Weaving, DC. DC,
in our country and the world, shall be watch
ed and reported bv rs with an earnest and
active sympathy.
". FOREIGN AFFAIRs.-We employ the
best correspondents in London, Paris Turin
| Berlin, and other European Capitals. to trans
nit us early Ind accurate advices 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
and ample but we shall have TO render it
more perfect during the cy;ntful year. just be-
fore us.
v. HOME NEws.-We employ regular paid
correspondents in CaliforI ia, at the lsthmrs
of Daricn i'm the Rocky Mountain Gold Re-
gion, and wherever else they seem requisite.
From the more accessible portions of our own
country. we Cerivc our information mainly
from the mul,ifIrious correspondents of the
Associated Press from oIi exchanges, and the
occasional letters Of Intelligent friends. We
aim 10 print the cheapest general newspaper
with the fullest and most arthentlc summary
of useful intelligence. that in anywhere at
tipplii9 w ihtlhC Cdtt Nifit
on the last, AID print better and better
paper from wear 20 year. as our means are
steadily enlarged through the generous COOP
Grafton of our many WE'LL shers. we solicit,
and shall labor to deserve, ii continuance of
public favor.
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