The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-08
The Tribune for 1861.

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THE Xxth Volume of the Weekly Tribune com
L mencei with the issue Of September L. Dur
ing the past year the Tribune has been obliged to de-
and shall soon able foreso political discuss
ion almost entirely for months if not for years, and
to devote nearly ell columns to subjects of less
intense but more abiding interest. Among these We
mean to pay especial attention to.
I. EDUCATION.
The whole subject Of Education, both popular and
general. will be discussed in columns throughout
the year 1851 and hope to elicit in that discuss
ion the conclusions IF of the proiouniest think
and the ablest instructors in country. ls
at once our hope and resolve that the cause Of
education shall receive impetus from tho exeron,
Of the Tribune in its b4s alf iring the year 1861
II AGRICULTURE.
We havs boon compelled to restrict our slucida-
tions of this great 1860 and shall
eneeavor atone therefor in 1861 whatever di,cov
cry. is calculated to render tho reward
OF labor devoted to cultivation more ample or more
certain, shall receive prompt and full Att ention.
III MANUFACTURES, &C.
We hail every invention or enterprise whereby
American Capital and Labor attracted to aud Id
vantageousiy yed in any department. of manu-
featuring or mechanical industry . real contribu
t'on to the public veal. insuring ampler. sseadisr,
more convenient more remunsrasiong markets to the
Farmer. with fuller empioyn and better wages
the !aborer The progress of Mining. Iron liking.
Steel making Cloth weaving &C.. DC. in our country
and the world, shall be and reported BY Us
with an earnest and active sympathy.
~. FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
We employ the best CORES pondents ia London Pa :
ris, Turin, Berlin, and other European Capitals to
transmit early md advices of the great
changes there silently but certainly preparing In
spite of the pressure of domestic politics. our news
from the old world is now varied and ample but We
shall have to render it more perfect during tho
tui year just before US.
v. HOME NEWS
We employ regular paid correspondents in Cali
fornis at the lsthmu. of Daren, in the Rocky Noun
tain Gold Region and wherever else they seem reaui-
Al tPpm tho ,shl
country We derive information from the tifs-
rous correspondents of the Press from on,
exchanges and the occasional letters of Intelligent.
friends We aim to print the chea pest general ne v
paper, with the fullest and most authentic summary
Of useful intelligence tina. is anywhere afforded. l..
Hoping to snake CHI " a critic ou the last and
print and better paper from yaer to wear =,
our means are steadily enlarged through the gener
Gus Co operation OF our many we'll wishers. solicit
ana shall labor to Deserve continuance of public
favor.
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