The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-27
THE T..IRUNE FOR 1861.
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FE1oo1ECT
| The XXsh Volume of the WEEKLY Tribune com
menced with the issue of Sept. 1, During the past
year the Tribune has been obliged to devote quite
large proportion of its space to politics. but shall
be able to forego political discussion almost
entirely for months If not for and levote
ly all columns to subjects Of less intense but
more abiding, interest. Among these mean to pay
especial attention to
/. EDUCATION.-The whole subject of Educ.-
ton. both popular and general will be discussed in
our colu INNS throughout the year 1861, and hope
to enlist in that discussion of the
thinkers and the abiest instructors in country
1t is hope and resolve that the Cause
of education shall receive impetus from the
tions of the Tribune in its behalf in 1861.
| H. AGRICULTURE.-We have been compelled
to restrict calculations of this great interest
throu yhout 1860, and shall atone therefor in
Whatever discovery deduction, demonstration is cal
culated to enier the reward of labor more ample
more certain, shall receive prompt and full ate ntion
| III. MANUFACTURES. &c.-We hail every in
| vention enterprise whereby American Capital and
labor attracted and advantageousy employ ed
in any department of manufacturing mechanical
industry q real contribution to the public veal
insurine ampler steadier more conv enient more re
muner ating markets to the farmer, with fuller
Poyment and better wages TO the laborer The pro-
sress of mining, iron making steel making cloth
ing. &c., &c., in our country in the world, shall be
watched and reported by with nest and
": FOREIGN AFFAIRS We employ the best
correspondents in London. Paris Turin, Berlin and
cher European capitals. to transmit early and
accurate advces of the great changes there silently
but certainly preparing In spite of the pressure of
Domestic Politics, from the old world 10 now
varied and ampie but shall have render more
perfect during the eventful year just before
V. HOWE NEWS.-We employ regular paid
respondents in California. at the Isthmus of Darien,
in the Rocky Mountain Gold Regions, and wherever
else they may seem requisite. from the more
sible portions OF our country derive in
formation mainly from the multifarous correspond
ents of the associated press from exchanges and
the occasional letters OF intelligent friends We aim
to print the cheapest general newspaper. with the
fullest and most authentic summary of useful nell
gence. that is anywhere Afforded Hoping to make
each day 4 critic the last. print better and
better paper from year to yearas our
lily enlarged through the generous cooperation of
to deserve a continuance of public favor
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