New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
THE TRIBUN for 1861
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is now in its xxth Volume
Dig the peat year. THE TRIBUNE has been obliged to de-
quite large propor Of its space to Politics but we shall
able limit space devoted TO Political discus
and Of columns to subjects OF lees intense
but abiding interest Among these mean to pay es
| peea attention to
L-EDUcATIoN.
The whole subject Of Education both Popular and General
will be discussed column, Throughout. the year 1861 and
W hope TO enlist discussion of the prooundest
thinkers aud the In country lie once
or hoIe the OF Education shall
Give petus the exeTtons OF THE TRIBUNE IN Its
bel elf duIiug the year 1861.
u.-AGRICULTURE.
We Lave been compelled restrict calculations Of this
inter 1880 and shall eudeayor to atone there
for In l Whatever discovery deduction, demonstration, 10
calculated render the reward Of labor devoted to cultivation
uoie ample or certain, shall receive ponp. and fall Al
,snticn
M-MANUFACTUR RES, &c.
We hail every invention enterprise whereby American
Capital and attracted to and adsnageousy employed
An any DEPARTMENT OF Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
real cor buon the Public Veal usurins ampe steadie
ore convenient remunersng markets 10 the Farmer
with fuller employment and better ages the Labore The
Progress Of Mining Ironakns making Cloth weaving
&C. &c country and the world shall be watched and
reported by us with eeinest and active sympathy
W-FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
We employ the best correspondents in London Paris Turin
Perrin and other European capitals transmit US early and Sc
adyce Of the there silently but certainly
pang In spite OF the pressure Of Domestic Politics our news
om the Old World vsied and ampe bu. we shall have
TO render perfect during the eyentu just before u.s.
V.-HOME NEWS.
We employ regular paid correspondents In California at the
Ihnus Of Deen IN tie Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and
wherever else they requisite From the accessible
portions Of country, derive information mainly
from the muson correspondents of the Associated Pre's
from exchanges. the occasional letters of intelligent
friends We aim print the cheapest general newspaper with
the fullest authentic summary Of useful intelligence,
hs, here afforded Hopingto make each day critic
the a and print better and better paper from year to
year steadily enlarged through the generous
cooperation Of many wewihes solicit and shs labor
10 deserve q continuance Of public favor
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861.
This popular Annual viii be ready about the lot Of Jsnus
and will contain
The RETURNS OF THE ELECTIONS OF 1850.
end large Of other interesting Political matter
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