Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-10-26
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.

TINlIE XXth Volume of the WEEKLY TRIBrNE commence
ed with the issue of Sept /. During the past year
the Tribune has been Obliged devote quite large pro-
portion of its space TO politics, bu. shall be able
foego political discussion almost ontelv for months
il not tor years and devote nearly all columns sub
ects of less intense, but abiding interest. Among
these, we mean to pay especial attention to
/. EDUCATIoN.-The whole subject of Education, both
popular and general, win be discussed our columns
throughout the year 1861 and hope elicit in that
discussion some of the prooundest thinkers and the
abest instructors in country. is at hope
and resolve that the Education shall receive
an impetus from the exertons of The Tribune in its be-
half during the year 1861.
II. AGRIcuLTuRE-We have been compelled to restrict
calculations Of this great interest throughout 1900
and shall endeavor to attone therefor 1861 Whatever
discovery, education, demonstration, calculated
der the reward Of labor devoted 10 cultivation
pie or more certain, shall receive prompt and full aten
ton.
| III. MANUFACTURER &o-we hail every invention or
enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor at
tracted 20 and adyantage0usy employed in any depart
ment uf Manufacturing Mechanical Industry Il real
contribution to the Public We, insuring ampcr stead
Ter, more conyent, remunerating markets 10 tho
Farmer with fuller employment and better wages to the
lNborer The progress of Mining Iron Making, Steel
Making, Cloth Weaving &c &c in our country aud the
word shall be watched and reported by with
nest and active sympathy.
| ". FOREIGN AFFAIRs-we employ the best cores
pondens in London Paris Turin, Berlin. aud other Euro
pean Capitals transmit US early and accurate ad vices
Of the great changes there silently but certainly prepa
ing. In spite of the pressure of Domestic Rucs,
from the Old World is now varied and ample but we
sh nave TO render it more perfect during the eycntul
year just before us.
! v. HoMg NRws-we employ regular paid correspond
Mountain GoldRegiOn and wherever else they requi
site. From the accessible portions Of our
try, we derive our informatio mainly from the multr-
GUS correspondents of the Associated Press from
changes and the OCCASIONAL letters of intelligent friends
We aim to print the cheapest general newspaper with the
fullest and most authentic summary Of useful intelligence
that sanywhere afforded Hoping to ''nake each day
critic the last and print better and better paper
from year to year means steadily enlarged
through the generous operation Of many well wish
er we solicit and shall labor to deserve continuance of
public favor.
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| Oct 20, 1860 1w New YORK.