St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
THF rRfDtJNEl, F0Ra 1861
PROSPEROUS

1rnE x&T4t2, v0tU,lE or T.HE WEEKtY
ru,AuxE cvnni,indldencea wi,h.th issue Of Sep
,tcmher l. Ddr{iikYt az past yeaf I lfETRfDU>E
eas Sss" as' gss !Ss
Spon 4e able t. i64assssSS y P5'iea Iis;aayie9
most shl1fe$ for 'M4sYYn}6s il not Br ycaro and
devote nearly al our Columns p suIjeceB5~ of
less intense, 81, more abiding interest. Among
these, We mea,: to pay, Especial 'Atention 70
l. EDUcArioN.-The whole subject Of tEdu-
cation, b AbaPolullr,a aud General, will beIdis-
cusscd in our cvlulnna throughout the year
1861, and we hope to enlist in that ,discussion
some Of the profoundesi thinkers and the ablest
Instructors in our country. II ia: atl once OUR
hope and our resolve tbatothe cause OF oEdnea-
ton shall receive AZ impstus ftom the exer-
tons Of THE 5NNI suAN in,i.s bsLalf during
the year ll8hlei T. 3, 4 q e*;:o .~,st eo,<DL
9 ii. AGRlcuLrUrf.L Wehave been compelled
to restrict our elucia,ions Of this great
throuy' Out lBGo;s and shall cn deav or o:atohe
1herefor In latil'., Mhate3er discovery. ttd'c
tion, demonstration; uis calculated to- render
the reward of lahortlsvo 'dto cultivation more
ample orh,f4re 7certaih, J. III yeoeiveo prompt
and full 'nitGn,ion.b rb i -" Ia
III: MANUFACTURERS, &C., Z hail every in
ventio,i or enterprise Whereby: 'icrlcan Capt.
ously emf loyed in atty department Of ManG-
fac, uring or 'Mechahica1 Industry as real
contribution 10 The iiiblie " edl Eilisilrihg amp
Ter, stendier,, om re convenient, more rcmuher
a.ing markets to The F,triiier, with fuller en-
,ployment and better wages 10 the iaborer.-
The progress IT Mining: 'irdh Making. steel;
Making Cibthr Wcaving. &c. &C., in our coun:
try AMI the world, 'sla1l be Watched and r.
ported by US with ans earnest and active syal-
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NV F6Sa2sros r. plpy the be.t
correspondents in London. Paris, Turin, Der
lin, and other European Capitals, to transmit
us earl and accurate adyices ,0f, the great
changes there silently but ce.s!l@9ply preparing
In spite Of ihe pressure .otl domestic Politics.
our News from lhe rQld Werld. .is .now varied
and ample: hpt we shall shave to rendeE it
more perfect !alarins the eEenHMl Year just be-
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lot barren, in thetRocky Mountain Gid kegi-
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ly from the neutrality-suspicious. Of the
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occasional letters of Intelligent friends. 1--WE
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from year to year, as our means are steadily
enlarged through the generous co-opera,io Of
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