New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
ME TRIBUN for 1851.

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PROSPECTUS.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE II now In ita Atth Volume
During the psst year. THE TRIBUNE has been Obliged 70 do
VOTE onte large proportion Of Its Politics eui shl
hspceorth be limit devoted to Political dsea
n and devote columns subjects o less intense
DO, more abiding interest Among these we mean to pay e.
| pecial sttentionto ,,r,,.n,ou
Tbe whole subject Of Education both Popular and General
will be discussed columns throughout the 86 and
ne hope 10 enlist discussion Of the pTofoun2es
hink.r aud the nblest instructors In country IL s
our bope and our the Of Education shall
ciye a. impetus from the exions Of THE TRIBUNE In s
behalf daring The year 1861.
H.-AoMCULTURE.
We have compelled 10 restrict eocidaons OF hs
r.At thror shoai 1860 snd eDdsavor
for IN 1851 Whatever discovery deduction demonstration 10
calculated ,orender reward Of labor devoted cultivation
more ample certain shall receive prompt and fall s
Lention -. ....-...u
We ban every invention enterprise whereby American
ard Labor attracted and sdvanagcouy employ cd
n any department Of Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
real contribution the Public Veal insuring aple sdi
more convenient; Ismunerang mEIkets 70 Tbs yInr
with fuller employment and better tho LaDoFs The
PROCESS Of Mining IIonuking Stool making CIoth weaving
&C. &c. country and the world shall b watched and
.eporte3iby as with earnest and active sympathy.
IV-FOREI0N AFFAIRS.
We employ the London Paris Tuyin
Berlin and other European capitals to ant CO early and
avce OF the great changes there silently certainly
osrng In spite Of pressure Of Domestic Politics.
ou the Old World varied aud ample brs shall have
70 render pezec during tho eventual ye N before
v.-HOmE NEWS.
employ regular paid correspondents In California at the
Daron in the Rocky Mountain Gold Region. And
they requisite From the accessible
portions Of cooB, derive information mainly
tom the nuhfrious correspondents Of the Asocsd Press,
rom exchanges aud the occaona letters Of Intelligent
heads We pria tho ebeapss; general nsvEpspcr With
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