New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07
THE TRIBUNE for 1861.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE I, now in It's xxIH Volume
THE TRIBUNE Will be- as has been Political Journal
though no, exclusively But while gives prominence and
emphasis the d.ouion and calculation Of the gea issue OF
sinks Of the charaseTisties Of business and
Family Newspaper During the past year THE TRIBUNE
has been obliged odeVoe quite large proportion oi paee
to Politics. but hope be able to limit the space devoiedo
Political discussion aud devote OF our columns to subjects
Of les, intense but abiding interest Among 'hee'~
mean TO pay especial attention 10
L-RDUcATIoN.
III. whole bec, Of Edueation both Popular and General
will be discussed column, throughout the 1861 and
w. hope TO In that discussion Of the proioundet
thinkers and tn. abe,t country Iis at once
ou hope and our that the Of Education ihae
esive lmps,u. iom the eIertions Of THETkibUHEnh'
behalf duing the year 1861.
II-AGRICULTURE.
We have been compelled to restrict our calculations OF this
r.a n,er. throughout 1900 and shall endeavor to atone
therefor In l6l Whatever discovery deduction demonstration
il sied TO render reward OF labor devoted 10 cultivation
more ample or certain shall receive prompt and full atten
HL-MANUFACTUREs. &c.
W. hail every invention enterprise whereby American
CAPITAL and Labor attracted and adyanSgeousy employed
h uy department Manufacturing Mechanical Industry asa
the Public Veal nsurng smper, s;eadier,
more Convenient rmunerng markets to the Farmer
with fuller employment better wages the LabOvr. The
Proaess Of Mining Iron making Steel making Co,hwesyng
&C. &C. in our country and the world shall be watched and
reported BY US with earnest and active sympathy
V.-FoRElGN AFFAIRS.
Weemploy the correspondents In London. Paris rurn
Berlin and other European capitals to transmit Us early and dao
eur,e great changes there silently but certainly pre-
pairing spite Of the pressure fDomee Politics our news
from Old Worlds varied and ampei but we shall nave
to render perfect during the eventu year Just before US
y-HOME NEWS.
We employ regular paid correspondents In California T"
the Is,Lmus Of Dahen in the Rocky Mountain Gold he
gon and wherever else they seem requisite From the
more accessible portions Of country We derive our
mainly the muliAous correspondents o. the
Associated Press from exchanges and the occasional letters
OF intelligent hie nds We sim print the cheapest genea
newspaper with the fullest and most authentic summary Of use
funtenisence that anywhere Afforded Hoping to maze
critic the last" aud print better and better paper
from year to year steadily enlarged through tho
generous cooperation of many we~hheT' we '0heana
shall labor to deserve Continuance Of public fayo
TERMS.
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