New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10
THE TRIB u Ne for 1851
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE ia now In i,s xXI.t Volume
TIE TRIBUNE will be, As It has been, Political Journal
thyreh not exclusively But while gives prominence and
the discussion and euedaon Of the gea, Issue OF
Ill. day It sinks Dcne Of the chasctecs OF Business and
Family Newspaper During the past year THE TRIBUNE
has been Obliged ,odeyoe quite Alage proportion Of isspace
TO Politics but hops be able to limit the devoted to
Political discussion aud devote Of our columns to subjects
Of less intense, but abiding interest. Among these we
mean to pay especial attention 10
I-EDUCATIoN
The whole subject Of Education. both Popular snd Gene
will be columns throughout the year 1861 and
We hope 10 enlist IN that discussion the proounde
thinkers and the abost In country. Nis at
our hope that tho Of Education shall
ceye impetus from the eIertions OF THE TRIBUNE his
behalf during the year l86l.
IL-AGRICULTURE.
We have been compelled estc,-our elucda.ions this
great interest throughout 1850 and shall endeayor to atone
therefor In le6l Whatever discovery deduction denomination
is acuaed render reward Of labor devovdto cultivation
more ample certain shall receive prompt and full aen
uoD.
uL-MANUFACTUREs kc
W. han eysry invention enterprise whereby American
Capital and Labor and advautsgeouy employed
In any department Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
real Public Veal insurng ampler seadsr
convenient remuneatns markets to tho Farmer
With employment and better wages to the LAborer The
Progress Of Mining Iron msin Steel making Cloth weaving
reported by us with an earnest and ivesympathy
V-RoREIoN AFFAIRS
w.employ the best correspondents In London Paris Turin,
Berlin and other European capitals to transmit early and
curae adyoes es, there silently but certainly pre-
pairing In spite the pressure Of Domestic Politics
from Old Wor. varied and aple but we shall have
TO perfect during the evenu just before
V-HoME NEWS.
We employ REGULAR paid correspondents In California st
A.. Js,hru of naHen In he Gold Re
gion, and wherever else they requisite From the
more accessible portions Of country, derive
Information mainly from the muaous correspondents Of the
exchanges aud the occasional Letters
OF intelligent e nds We aim print the cheapest general
newspsper with the fullest and most authentic summary Of
fulntesence that sanywherc afforded Hoping to mako
each dsy scc last" and print better and better paper
from year to year. steadily enlarged through the
rnerous cooperation Of many wewisher solicit and
sha all labor TO deserve continuance OF public fsvof
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