The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-30
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861,
PROSPECTUS.

The Nxth Volume Of the WEEKLY TRrnuSE COM
menced with the issue Of sept. /. During the past
year tho Tribune has been Obliged to devote quite
n large proportion OF it, space to Politics, but We
shall soon be able 10 forego Political discussion al
most entirely, for months IA not for years, and de-
vote nearly all our columns to subjects Of less n-
tense, but more abiding interest Among these, We
mean to pay especial attention to-
l. EDucArioS.-The whole subject Of Education,
both Popular and Geaeral, will 10 discussed In our
columns throus hout the year lSsl, and We hope to
elicit In that discussion some Of the Protoandest
thinkers aud the ablost Instructors la our country
IL ID ut once hope and resolve that the cause
OF Education shall receive an impetus IRON the ex-
ertlons Of the TRIBuSE in It's behalf during thu
year 1901.
II. AGRIcuLruRk-weh have been compelled TO
restrict our calculations % this great interest thro
out So and shall eRdeayor to atone therefor In
1861. Whatever discovery, deduction. demonstra-
ton, IL calculated TO render the reward Of labor
devoted to cultivation more ample or more certain,
shall receive prompt and full attention.
Ill, MANUFACTURES, 1c.-we hail every inyen-
ton or enterprise whereby American Capital and
Labor p7e attracted TO, and Autobiography en-
ployed In any department Of Manufacturing OF
Mechanical Industry as a real contribution TO the
Publie Veal, iRsurins ampler, steadier, more con-
venient more rcmune rating markets 10 the Farmer
with fuller employment and better wages TO the
Laborcr The progress Of Mining. on-Making.
steel-,aking. Cloth-Weaying. &c. &e, In our eoun-
try and the world shall be watched and reported
by US with an earnest and active sympathy.
Nv. FoREIGS AFFAIRs. -Wo employ the best
correspondents In London Parts, Turn, Berlin, and
other European Capitals, TO transmit US early aud
accurate advees OF the great changes there silently
bat 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 rem
der 1t more perfect during the eventual year Just
before US
V. llOSE NEws.-we employ regular paid cor
respondents In California, at the lsthmus OF Dari
en-, in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and
wherever else they seem requisite. From the more
accessible portions OF our own country, We derive
our information mainly frOm the multiArious cor
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changes, and the occasional letters Of intelligent
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