Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-23
THE TRIBUNE FOR la6!.

tt PROSPECTUS.
The NAth Volume of Tho WEEKLY
TRIBUNE commenced with TIE issue OF Sept.
l. During the past year The Tribune has
been obliged TO devote quite large pro-
portion Of lis space 30 Politics, but shall
soon be able 10 iorego Political discussion
almost entirely, for months IL not FOR years,
and devote nearly all our columns 10 sub
Iecis of less intense. but more abiding, IN
terest. Among these, we mean to pay
especial attention TO,
]. EDucATioS.-The whole subject Of
Education, both Popular and General, will
be discussed in our columns throughout the
year 1861, and-wc hope 10 elicit in thai
discussion some Of the profonndest think
ers and the ablest instructors in the country.
IL is at once our hope and our resolve that
the cause Of Education shall receive an
impetus from the exertions of The TIM
uNE in It's behalf during the year 1861.
III. AGRIcuLTuRE.--We have been com
PEELED to restrict our calculation of this
great interest throughout 1860. and shall
endeavor 70 atone therefor in 1864. What
ever discovery, deduction, demonstration,
IS calculated TO render the reward Of labor
10 cultivation more ample or more certain,
shall receive prompt and full attention.
Ill MANUFACTURES. &c.-We hail
every invention or enterprise whereby
American Capital and Labor are attracted
TO and advantageously employed in any de-
Yartnent OF Manufacturing or Mechanical
Industry as a real contribution to the Pub
a'c Veal, insnring ampler, steadier, more
convenient, more renumerating markets to
the Farmer, with fuller employment and
better wages TO the Laborer The pro-
gress Of Mining, Making, Steel MAX
ing, C!oth-Weaving, &c., &c, in our coun-
try and the world, shall be watched and
reported by us with an earnest and active
sympathy
IN. FOREIGN AFFAIRs.-We employ
the best correspondents in London. Paris.
Turin, Berlin, and other European Capitals,
to transmit us early and accurate advices
OF the great changes there silently but
certainly preparing. In spite of the pres
sure 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 cventful year just before us.
" HOME NEws.--We employ regular
paid correspondents in California, at the
Isthmus Of Darien. in the Rocky Mountain
Gold Region, and wherever else they seem
requisite. For the more accessible portions
OF our own country, we derive our infor-
nation mainly from the multfarious CORES |
pondents Of the Associated Press, from our I
exchanges, and the occasional letters of in /
iclligent friends. We aim to print the /
cheapest general newspaper, with the full-I
est and most authentic summary of useful /
Intelligence, that is anywhere afforded I
Hoping tc snake each day critic on the /
last, and print a better and better paper
from year TO year, as our means are steadi-
" enlarged through the generous co-opera-
stion Of our many well-wshers we solicit.
and shall labor to deserve, continuance Of
public favor.
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