Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-22
7NHE TRlB UNE FOR 1901
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Tie XNth Volume of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
commenced with the issue of Sept.l During the
past year THE TRIBUNE has been Obliged to devote
quite large pEDp0rtOn of its space Politics. hut
we shall sOOn he able forego Political discussions
almost entirely, for months ii not for years, and de-
vote nerlyall columns to subjects Of less intense
but more abiding, interest AnlOug these we mean
to pay especial attention To
!: EDUCATlON.-The whole subject of Education,
Doth Popular and General will be discussed in our
cniilitIs, throughout the year 1861 and we hope to
enlist i'll that discussion some of the nrDfoun(lcSt
thinkers and ablcst instructors in country. 1t
NJ once our hope and Our resolve that the cause of
E;tuc'ltiun shall receive un impetus from the cxer-
tiNns of TILE TRIBUNE in it's belulf during the
II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been compelled to
restrict our calculations of this great through
OUT Io0O ana shall endenvOr to atone therefor H 1861
Whatever discovery. deduction, demonstration, is
calculated to render the reward of labor devoted to
cultivation more ample certain, shall receive
prompt and full attention.
III. MANUFACTUNES, &c.-Wc hail every inven-
tiOn or enterprise whereby American Capital and
Labor are attracted to and nnyaMtagcOusly employed
IN ANY department of Manufacturing Mechanical
industry as real contribution to the Public Veal
lnsnrg alnulcr steatlicr, convenient more re-
lnnncTatnc markets to the Eurmcr with fuller cm-
plOyment aud better wages to the LaDOrer. The
Irogrcss Of Mining, on-making, Stce-making
Nlottl=weaTins' &c &c, in our country, and tie
w0rIt sInlI be watched and reported by us with an
earnest AMI active sympathy.
Nv. FOiElGN AFFAIRS.-We employ the bes
correspondents i'll London, Paris. Turin. BERLIN and
other European capitals to transmit us early and nc-
cnte N'tvceI of the great chanGcS there silently but
CSEA"hIN preparing. In spite of the pressure of
Mestlc Politics. Our News from the Old World Is now
Narietl and ample; but we shall have render it more
perfect during the cventtul year just before us.
v. HOME NEWS-WC employ regular paid cor
respondents in CALIFORNIA;, the lstlsmuS of Dlrcn
in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and wherever
els" they requisite. Prom the more ACCESSIBLE
portions of Our own country derive our nrorn,.-
t0n mainly from the MNltifriOnS correspondents of
the Associated Press from onr exchanges, and the
occasional letters of intelligent friends. We aim to
print tue cheapest general newspaper with the full
est and most authentic summary Of useful intellj-
gc1ce that is anywhere afforded Hoping to "nl;lke
en- 'lay critic on the last, ana print better ans!
better paper. from year to year, our mems arc
steadily enlarged through the generous cooperation
OF many well-wiShGrs. solicit and shall labor to
deserve II cOntinnanceof public favor.
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