The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-11-14
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1851.
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The XXlh Volume ut tn Weekly Tribune
comm enced with the issue of Sept. ]. Du-
slng The past year The Tribune has i,een
Obliged TO devote quite a large proportion
of lis space 10 Politics, but We shall soon
be able 10 lorego Political discussions almost
entirely, for months II noi for years, and
de, ole nearly all our columns to subjects OF
less Intense, but more abiding interest.
Au.cn2 these, We mean 10 pay especial
attention 10,
I. Edncation,- The whole snl,iec; of
Education, both Popular and General, viii
/ be discussed in our columns throughout the
( year 1861, aud we hope 10 elicit in that dis
/ rCssiom some OF the ProioundeSt thinkers
/ and the abest instructors IN onr country.
/ II is al once our hope and onr resolve that
the cause oi Education shall receive an inn
I petus from the exerlIons of The Tribune in
H. t,ehalf during the year 1861
II. AgricullnEe.-Ne have been COM
pelled to restrict our elucdaiious of this
great interest lhronahou' 1860. aud shall
e ideayor 10 alone therefor lu 1861 Whal-
ever discovery, deduc;ioil, demonstration IS
calculated 20 render th- reward OF labor de-
voted 10 cultivation more ample or more
ceraIn, sha receive proupl aGd full al
lenuou
III. Manufac ures SSc-We hail every
iuveuIiou ot enterprise hereby American
Capital and Lanor are attracted 10 aud ati-
; vauIaaeously empluye' IN any department.
OF Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry al
, real contribu ion the Pubic Weai. iu-
surlng ampieT sieadler. more convenient,
more remunrTaling markets to The Farmer,
} wuh fuller employ menl aud better wages
TO The L1borer. The progress OF Mining
iron Making, Strel~ Making. Cloth Weaving,
&C. &c, IN our country aud the world shall
be watched and reported 10y Us with an
earnes, and active sympathy.
vi. Foreign Affairs w employ he bes:
cores poupenls in London, Paris, Turin,
. Berliu. aud other European Capitals, 10
/; transmit early aud accurate adsices
of the great changes ihsrO silently
bat certainly preparing. IN spite OF the
/ pressure of Domestic Politics our News
d rom lhe Old World Is now varied aud
= ample; but shall have 10 render II
:, more perfect during the esentul year just
= before Us.
:, V. Home News-We employ regular
i paid correspondents ia California, al the
h isthmus ui Daren, in he Rocky Mountain
Gold Region. aid wherever elre Ihey seem
requisite From the more accessible poi,
-, lous of our own country. we derive our in
y formation mainly f,om the mullifarioUs cor
respondents OF the Associated Press. from
- our exchanges. and the occasional letters oil
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- cheapest general news paper. with the fullest
aud most authentic summary OF useful in
lelligeuce that l. anywhere afforded. Ho-
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last, " and print better and better paper
d from year 10 year, as our means steadily
I, enlarged through The generous co operation
:, OF our many veil wi~ters, we solicit, ant
d shall labor 10 deserve, continuance o.
r, public favor.
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