The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-28
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1851.
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The XXth Volume of the Weekly Tribune
comm enced with the issue of Sept. /. Dur
ring the past year The Tribune has been
obliged TO devote quite a large proportion
of lis space TO Politics, but we shall soon
be able 10 forego Political discussions almost
entirely, for months if not for years, and
devote nearly all our columns to subjects of
less intense, but more abiding, interest.
Among these, we mean 10 pay especial
attention TO,
I. Education The whole subiec; of
Education, both Popular and General, will
be discussed in our columns throughout The
year 1861, and we hope to elici, in that dis
cCssion some of the profoundest thinkers
and the ablest instructors in our country
II is al once our hope and our resolve that
the cause of Education shall receive an i'm
petus from the exertions of The Tribune in
It's behalf during The year 1861
II. Agricullnre.-We have been com
PEELED TO restrict our calculations of this
great interest throughout 1860. and shall
endeavor 10 atone therefor in 1851. What
ever discovery, deduction, demonstration is
calculated 10 render the reward of labor lie
voted to cultivation more ample or more
certain, shall receive promp: and full at
teniion
ILL., Manufac' 'ures &c.-We hail every
invention oil enterprise whereby American
Capital and Labor are attracted to and ad-
vauiageousy employed in any department
of Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry as
a real contribution 10 the Pubic Veal in
snring ampler steadier. more convenient,
more remunerating markets 10 the Farmer,
with fuller employment and better wages
10 the Laborer. The progress OF Mining,
IRON Making, ,Steel>Making Cloth Weaving,
e., H. Il r.,
be watched and reported by US with AN
earnest and active sympathy.
vi. Foreign A fairs We employ the hes:
correspondents in London, Paris, Turin,
Berlin. and other European Capitals to
transmit early aud accurate advices
of the great changes iherD silently
but certainly preparing. In spne OF the
pressure of Domestic Politics, our News
from TIE Old World is now varied aud
ample; but we shall have TO render il
more perfect during the eYentful year just
before US.
V. Home News.-We employ regular
paid cores spondents in California, al the
Ishmns nf Darien in The Rocky Mountain
Gold Region, and wherever else they seem
requisite From the more accessible por
t,ons of our own country, we derive our in
formation mainly from The mnltifarInu- cor
respondents OF the assoc atsd 1a- fsSs.- = '5T 5Tf
our exchanges. ard the occasional letters OF
intelligent friends. We aim 10 print the
cheape general newspaper; with the fullest
and most authentic summary ot usetni m
telligence, that is anywhere afforded. lin-
ping 10 ''make each day critic on the
last, and print a better and better paper
from year 10 year, As our means are steadily
enlarged through the generous co operation
o. onr many ell wisters, we solicit. and
shall labor 10 deserve, continuance of
public favor.
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