New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
VNHE UNE for 1861.
PROSPECTUS,

PROSPECTUS.
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is now In iss x&lA Volume
TIE TRIBUNE VII be- q has been, Political Jsafnai
not eIeusivsy But while gives prominence and
,mphs. 10 discussion and sacdstcn Of the peA issue oi
the DAY srks Of the ehAracerics OF Business and
Family NewSp~peI. During the past year THE TRIBUNE
has been ob todev0te quite ge proportion Of s'paoe
TO Politics but hope be sble 10 limit the devoted 70
Political discussion and devote Of Columns 70 suSee"
Of e. intense, bat abiding. interest Among tse, We
mean 10 psy especial attention 10
I-EDUCATloN
III. whole subject Of Education both PopolT and 0oner,l
IN be d.cu.sed columns throughout the 1881 and
We hope to enlist th, discussion Of tho profoundeSs
thinkers and tho ablos, Instructors IN country h Al onoe
our hope and resolve that the cause Of Ednc.on she
eeye an impetus from the eIe1iions g. TILE ThiSUNEm -
beAA4 dlnng tho year 1861.
H-AGRICULTURE
W. ,x bs.n eoupeed TO restrict eues,ions Of this
r.., interest throughout 1850 and shall endsavor to atone
therefor 10 ie6l Whatever discovery deduction denomination
"a ctod render tho reward Of labor devoedto cultivation
ample certain, shal receive PfomPt ana a a'e"
uL-MAEUFAcTURFs. NO.
we b,n every invention enterprise whereby American
c,u and Labor attracted aud sdvanagsouy employed
Ga departen, M4nuaurins Mechanical lndnry asa
contribution Public Veal insarns anpler s,esdier
,ore convenient more markets to tho Farmer
With fuller employment and better wages 10 the Laborcr The
Prosres. Of Mining making mailing Cloth weaving
te tc country, and the world shall b watched nd
W-FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
wsu,loy the best eorre.pordsnts in London Paris Tun
Ben and other European capitals TO snsmit as carly and
eurss great there silently but certainly pro
po, In spe Of the pressure Of Domestic Politics.
from the Old Worlds varied and ample but We h.l have
70 render more perfect during the ey.nu year jos, before
V.-HOME NEWS.
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Al. Ihmus Of D,ren in the Rocky Mountain Gold Re-
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o year 10 year. rs our steadily eaaged through ths
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small labor 10 deserve continuance Of pusic isYor.
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