Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-20
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1851.
PROSPECTUS


FNuR Xxlh Volume Of THE WEEKLY TRI-
L BUS3 commenced with the issue of Sept. l..
Durins tao past yenr TIE THIBUNl; has been
obi gcd to devote quite n large proportion vi iis
space To Politics, but we thal soon be able to
t9rcss Political discussion almost entirely, Tor
naoE;hs If not for years, and devote nearly all
our columns to subjects # less intense, but moro
adding interest. Among these, We mean to pay
especial aresntion to 80 ar ~
I. EDUCATION.--The whole subject of Edo
cation, both Popular ami General, will ba dis
cussed in our columns throughout the year 1861
and we hope to enlist in that discussion somo OF
tho profoundest thinkers and the ablest instrIs
tors in our country. Ii Is at once our hope and
our resolve that the cause of Education shall
receive an impetus from the exertions of THE
TRIBUNE in its behalf during the year 1851.
Ii. AGRICULTURE.--We have been com
pellel to restrict our calculations Of this great
interest throughout 1850, and ,hall endeavor to
ntors therefor in 1861. Whatever discovery,
deduction, demon stration, ia calculatd to render
rho reward Of labor devoted to cultivation moro
ample or more certain, shall receive prompt aud
full attention.
III. MtNUFACTURES, &c.--We hull orery
invention or enterprise whereby American Capt
tai and Labor are attracted to and advantage
ously employed in any department Of Manufac-
turing or Mechanical Industry real contri-
Sutton to tho Publ, Veal, nsufing ampler
stcadicr, more o nvenient, NOR remunerating
markets TO tho Farmer, with fuller employ mcnt
nnl better wa ses to the Laborer. The Progress
OF Nhirg. lreH-making, Steel.makins, Cloth
weaving, Re-, 10, in our country, and tho word
shall DO watchol and reported by us with an
earn est AMI active sympathy.
". FOREIGN AFFAGRS.--W employ the
host correspondents in LONDON. PariS, Turn
nerlin, and other European capitals, to transmit
as early and accurate advicos of the great changes
there silently but certainly preparing. In spite
Of kn nf 10 pal
from tho Old World Is now varied and ample;
hut wo SHALL hayo to render it more perfect dur.
ing the eventful year just before u.s.
V. HOME NEWS.--We employ regular paid
correspondents in California, at the lsthmus OF
Els:en. in tho Rocky Mountain Gold Region,
and VIII srcYer else they seem requisite. From
tn, more accessible portions of our own country,
wo derive our information mainly from the null
Hilarious correspondents Of tho Associated fress,
iro:a exchanges, and the occasional letters OF
'.Gtcllgent friends Wcaim to print the chonpeat
general newspaper, with the fullest and most
authentic summary of useful intelligence. that
is anywher, afforded. Hoping to make each
day a critic on tho last" and print better aud
better paper from year to year, ~ our means arc
steadily enlarged through tho generous CORPORA.
ton Of our many well-wi5hers, We solicit ana
shall labor to deserve continuance OF Pu'ie
.:ayor.
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BEMG-WEEKLY (lOt 90
WEEKLY 1872 } 81
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