Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-12-05
THEETRIB UNEfor1861
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The XXth Volume of THE WEEKLY TRI-
BUNE commenced with the issue Of Sept. L.
During the pat yearTHE TRIBUNE has been
Obliged to devote quite a large proportion Iof its
space TO Politics, but we snail soon be able 10
fsrego Political Discussion almost entirely, for
mouths IT not for years, and devote nearly all
our coluns Ito subjects of less intense. but more
abiding, interest. Among these, We mean to pay
especial attention 10
|. EDUCATI0N.-The whole subject OF Edu-
ton, both Popular and General, will be discus
sedin our columns through out the year 1861. and
we hope TO enlist In that discussion some of the
Profoundest thinkers and the ablest instructors
IN our country. IL IL at once our hope and our
resolve that the cause Of Education shall re-
ceive an impetus from the exertions OF The
TRIBUNE, in its b half during the year 1861.
II. AGRiCULrURE.-We have been compel
led TO restrict our calculations of this great i'm
terest throughout 1860, and shall endeavor to
atone therefor In 1861. Whatever discovery, de
ductlon, dem oDstratOn, is calcu lat ed to render
the reward of labor devoted TO cultivation more
ample or more certain, shall receive prompt and
full attention.
III -MANUFACTURBS, &c.,-we hail ev-
cry invention or enterprise whereby American
Capital and Labor are att ncted to and advanta-
geously employed In any departmsntof Manu-
featuring Mechanical lnduitTy as a real con-
tribution to the Public Veal, insuring Jam pier,
stead1ef, more convenient, more IeinuneTating
markets TO the farmer, with fuller employment
and better wages to the Laboror. The Progress
OF Mining, Iron making. steel ma king, Cloth
weaving, &c, &C., in our country, and tue
world, shall be watched aud reported by US with
an earnest al nd active sympathy
". FOREIGN AFFAIks.-ewe employ the
best correspondents in London, Paris, Turin ;,
Berlin, aud other European capitals, TO trans.
nit US early aad accurate advices of the great
changes there silently but certainly preparing.
In spite OF tnc pressure OF Domestic Politics,
News from the Old World Is now varied and
ample; but we shall have TO render e more per.
feet during the cTentful year Just before us
V.--HONE NEWS we employ regular paid
correspondents In California, at the Isthmus of
DeTien, In the Rocky Mountain Gold Region,
--sd wherever else they seem requisite. From
the moro access,.hia ssartiaus OF our own coun-
trywe derive our information mainly from the
multinrtous correspondents OF the Associated
Press, from our exchanges, and the occasional
letters ofintelligent friends. We aim TO print
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| and most authentic summary OF useful inlelli-
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| snake each day a critic on the last, and print
better and better paper from year TO year, as
| eur means are steadily enlarged through the
generous cooperation OF oui many wsll-wish-
| es, we solicit and shall labor to deserve a con-
tinusnee of public favor:
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