Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-23
THE TR1BUNEFoR 1851.


PROSPECTUS.
The XXh Volume Of the Weekly Tribune commenced
with the issueof Sept l. During the pas, year The Tn
buue has been obliged devote quite large proportion
Of lis space TO Politics, but shall soon he able to
forego Political discussion almost entirely for months if
years. and devote nearly all our columns 10 sub
ects u less intense bu, abiding, interest Among
these. we mean to pay especial attention TO
|. EDucATioN.-Ihe whole subject Of Education, both
Popular and General will be discussed in our columns
throughout the year s6I and hope to elicit in that
discussion Of the profoundest thinkers and the
ables instructors in country. 1t hope
and resolve tina, the Of Education shall receive
impetus from the Of The Tribune in It's
half during the year 1861.
H. AoHIcuLrrRE.-We have been compelled to re-
strict calculations Of this great interest throughout
1861 and shall endeayor atone therefore in 1851
Whatever discovery. deduction, demonstration is cal
cuatod 20 render the reward Of labor devoted to cya-
ton ample certain, shall receive prompt
and full attention
Ill MANuFAoruREs, &c We hail every invention
Enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor are
attracted and advantageousy employed in any depart
ment OF Misunderstanding Mechanical Industry as a
real contribution 20 the Public Veal insuring amlcr,
sieader more convenient remuncrating markets
the Farmer with fuller employment and better wages to
the Laborer The progress Of Mining. Iron Making
Steel Making, Cloth Weaving, Se, No., in country
aud the world shall be ched and reported 10y US with
earnest and active sympathy.
". FoREiGN AFTAms.--We employ the best cores
pondents in London Paris, Tuuu, Berlin and other
European Capitals transmit early and accurate adj
vices OF the great changes there silently but certainly
preparing In spite Of the pressure Of Domestic Politics
News from the Old World is now varied and ample
but shall have to render it perfect during the
eyentiul year just before us
V. HOME NRws.-We employ regular paid cores
pondents in California the Isthmus Of Daden in the
Rocky Mountain Gold Region, aud wherever else they
seem requisite. From the accessible portions Of
country, derive information mainly from
the mulfarOus correspondents Of the Associated Press
from exchanges, and the occasional letters Of nte
gent friends We aim to print the cheapest general
newspaper with the fullest and authentic summary
Of useful intelligence, that is anywhere afforded, Hop
ing to make each day critic the last" and print
better and better paper from year year our means
are steadily enlarged through the generous cooperation
Of our many wellwishers, solicit and shall labor
deserve, continuance Of public favor.
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