St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-31
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

TINE XXTH. VOLUME OF THE WEEKLY
| Tribune commenced with the issue of Sep
TENDER |. Daring the past year TIE TRIBUNE
has been obliged t." devote quite " large pro
portion # ats space to politics, but we shall
soon be able to torego political discussion al
most entirely, for months ii not for years, and
devote nearly all our columns to subjects q
loss intense, but more abiding interest. Among
these, we monh to pay especial attention to
l. EDucATloS.-The whole subject of Edu'
cation, both Popular and General will be dis
cussed in our columns throughout the year
1861, and We hope to enlist in that discussion
some Of the profoundest thinkers and the aDles
instructors in our country. 1t is ut once Oul
hope and our resolve that the cause of Educa-
ton shall receive IN impetus from the exer'
tions Of THE TRIBUNE in its behalf during
tho year 1861.
II. AGn1cULruRE.---Weh have been compelled
to restrict our calculations Of this great interest
throughout 1860, and shall endeavor to atone
}herefor in 1861. Whatever discovery, deduc
ton, demonstration, is calculated to render
the reward of labor devo d to cultivation more
ample or more certain, I'll receive prompt
and full attention.
III. MANUFACTURES, &c. hail every in
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tai and Labor are attracted to an advantage
ously employed in any department. of Manu-
featuring or Mechanical Industry as real
contribution to the Public Veal. insuring amp
Ter, steadier, mere convenient, more remuner-
ating markets to the Farmer, with fuller en-
pioyment and better wages to the laborcr.-
The progress Of Mimi &, Iron Making, Steel
Making, Cloth Weaving. &c., &C., in our coun-
try and the world, shall be watched and re-
ported by us with an earnest and active SYM
pathy.
w FoREIaN AFrAIRs.-We employ the best
correspondents in London, Paris, Turin, Ber-
lin, and other European Capitals, to transmit
us early and accurate advices of the great
changes there silently but certainly preparing.
In spite Of the pressure OF Domestic Politics,
| our News from the Old World is now varied
and ample; but we shall have to render il
more perfect during the eventful year just be.
fore us.
V. HOME NEws.- We employ regular paid
correspondents IN California, at the 1sthmus
of Darien, in the Rocky Mountain Gold Regi.
on, and wherever else they may seem requi'
site. From the more accessible portions of oul
own country, we derive our information main
ly from the multifarious correspondents of the
Associated Press, from our exchanges, and the
occasional letters Of intelligent friends. We
aim to print the cheapest general newspaper
with the fullest and most authentic summary
Of useful intelligence, that is anywhere afford.
ed Helping to ''make each day a critic on
the last" and print better und better pape,
from year to year, as our means are stead lily
enlarged through the generous cooperate o.
our many we'll wishers, we solicit, and sh
labor to deserve, u continu .nce Of public favo
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