The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-11-02
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

The XXth volume OF tho WEEKLY TniBrSI
commenced with the issue OF September L.
During tie past year the Tribune has been
Obliged to devote quite large proportion OF
its space to politics: but we shall soon be able
to firego political discussion almost entirely, |
for months if not for years, and devote nearly
all our columns to subjects Of less intense, but
more abiding interest. Among these, we mean
to pay especial attentionto,
l. FpucATIoS.-The whole subject Of Edu.
cation both Popular and General, will be dis
cussed in our columns throughout the year
1861, and we hope to elicit IN that discussion
some Of the profoundest thinkers and the
abest instructors in oGr country. II Is at
once our hope and our resolve that the cause
of Education shall receive an impetus from
the cxcrtions Of TuE TRIBUNE in It's behalf du.
ring the year 1867.
| II. AGmcrLTuRH.-we have been compelled
to restrict our calculations of this great inter
est throughout lsG0. and shall endeavor To
atone therefor in 1861. Whatever discovery,
deduction, demonstration. Is calculated TO rem
der the reward oflabor devoted TO cultivation
more ample or more certain, shall receive
prompt and full attention.
vcniion or cnterprissss Nc ScnWe hail every in
iital and Labor are attracted 10 and advantage.
lously employed in any department Of Manu-.
featuring or Mechanical Industry as u real
, contribution to the public veal, insuring am.
pier, steadier, more convenient, more remu
neriiing markets to the Farmer, with fuller
employme mt and better wages to the Labor
err. The proeross of Mining, Iron making,
, Steel making Cluth.wcavng, &c. &c, In our
country and the world, shall he watched and
reported by us with an earnest and active
: sympathy.
". FnRgIGS ArFAIRs.-We employ the hes,
correspondents in London, Paris, Turin Berlin,
and other European Capitals, In transmit us
early and accurate advircs Of the great changes
, there silently hut certainly preparing. IN
, spite Of the pressure of Domestic Politics, oui
/, News from the Old World is now varied and
] ample: but we shall lave TO render 1, more
perfect during the eventful ycarjusl before us
i V. lloME News. - We employ regular palo
. correspondents in California. at the lsthmus n
parcn, in the Rocky Mountain Cola Region
and wherever else they seem requisite. From
/. the more accessible portions of our own c"un
, TRY. wo derive our Information mainly IRON
) the multiarious correspondents OF the Asso
catcd Press. from our exchanges. and the oc
caSionil letters of intelligent friends. We aiti
10 print the cheapest general newspaper VIII
the fullest and most authentic summary oi use
n ful intelligence. that is anywhere aH'rded.-
!. Hoping tu make each day u critic on the last,
and print q better and better paper from yea
to year ms our means are steadily enlarge
through the geper2ps e%:l! .r.n q . on
tn deserve, II continuance oi public favor
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November 2, lSG0.