Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23
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Tho AXth Volume Of THE WEEKLY TIKI
BUNR commenced with the issue Of sept. Il
During the past yearTHE TRIBUNE mas oe en-
obliged TO devote quite large propornon N, ~ ~
space TO Politics, but we snail soon PC so'o ~, ~
fogego Political discussion almost entirety, iot
months n not iof Yeas, and detoto nearly eit
our columns TO sahjecis OF less Intense. uut more
abiding, interest. Among these, We mean '"Pay
/. EDUCATioN The whole subject OF Edu-
ton, both Popular and General, Will be discus,
sed Ia our columns throughout the year lcol, snn
wehopc 20 enlist In that discussion some ol ~
yrofosndest mi M ers and the ablest insuuelors
in our country. ~ i az once our nope ana OUT
resolve that the cause Of kdgeation snaii rt, ~
eetve an ilnDetus from the eNertlons OF ihE
TRIBUNE. In ifs b half during the year 1851.
II. AGRtCULTURE.-we hive been compel
led 10 restrict our eiueidatiors o. thls s.eI ~.
terest throughout 1850, aud shali eneoAso' W
atone thereforin 1861. Whatever discovery, 1e
ductIon, demonstration, is caicu atcd W rehoet
the reward OF labor devoted TO SettiNation more
ample or more certain, rhail reeet<e Pio"P' an"
| full attention. YRS ).
III -MANUFACTUREs &c.,-We. hail tv-
cry invention or enterprise whereby ArfS--s al
Capital and Labor are att racted 10 and adA aIr-
! seOu.ly employed IN any departmentof Manu-
featuring or Mechanical lnduitry as rcai con-
tributien 10 the Public Veal, insuring ampler,
I steadler, more convenient, more rcmuneratiDg
| markets TO the Farmer, with fuller employmei ~
| andbetter wages to the Laboror, The Progress
! Of Mining, Iron making Steel making, Cloth
I weaving, &c. &c. In our country, and inc
/ world shall be watched and reported by us with
40 earnest and active sympathy.
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| Berlin, and other European capitals, TO trans
| nit Us early and accurate advices Of the great
! changes there silently but certainly preparing
In spite ftae pressure Of Domestic Politics, our
A News from the Ofd World Is now varied and
I ample; hut We shall have TO render i more per-
dee during The eyentful year just before us
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, correspondents in California, at the lsthmus OF
4 DSlien, In the Rocky Mountain Gold Region,
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