Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-22
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
P r D S p ECTU S.

The XXth Volume of the WEEKLY, TRIBUNE COM
menced with the issue of Sept. /. During the past
year The Tribune has been obliged to devote quite
large proportion oft space to Politics, hut shall
soon BIO able to ereo Political discussion almost
trely 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 es-
pecisl attention to,
/. EpUcATIoH.-The whole subject of Education,
both Popular and General, viii be discussed in
columns throughout the year 1851. and hore to
elicit in that discussion of the prooundeSt think
and the ablest instructors in cur country 1t is
at once our hope and our resolve that the OF
Education shall petus from the exertons
OF The Tribunein its behalf during the year 1851.
II. AGRICTLTURE.-We have been CON PEELED to re-
strict calculations OF this great interest throu
cut the 1850, and shall endeayor atone there
for in 1861. Whatever discovery deduction demon
straOn Is calculated to render the reward of labor
devoted to cultivation ample or more certain,
shall receive promnt and fpll attention.
III MANUFACTUREs, &C.-We hail every invention
or enterprise whereby American Capita and Labor
attracted to and adyantageously employ ed any
partment of Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
a real contributor TO the fublic Veal, nsuring
pier. steader, more convenient. remuneratipg
markets to the Farmer, with fuller employment and
better wares to the fahorer The progress os Mining
Iron SIaiinr Steel Maxine, flotb- Ti-aavfng 81 50
in our country and the world shall be watched and
reported by us with earnest and active sympathy.
". FOREIGN AFFAIRs.-We employ the best
respondents in LondoR Paris: Turin, Berlin, and 9TH
er European Capitals, to transmit early and
rate adyces OF the great changes there silently but
cefFa1ny preparing IN spite Of the pressure o. Do
nestle Politics. our News from the Old World Is low
varied and amPle but shall have to renderit more
perfect during the eventful year just before
V. HOME NEwS.-We employ regular paid CORES
pondents in California at the Isthmus of Darien, in
the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and wherever else
they requisite. From the accessible por-
tons OF country. we derive our information
mainly from the multfHrous correspondents OF the
Associated Press, from exchange, aoG the
sonal letters OF intelligent friends. We ain to print
the cheapest general ewsraper, with the fullest and
most auther5ir summary OF useful i! tegence, that
is anywhere afford l. Hoping 20 :smake each day
critic the last and sr.15 batter and better paper
from year to year. steadily enlarged
through the generous cooperation of many we'll
wis hers solicit, and shall labor deserve. a
tinuance of public favor.
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