Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-08
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
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| The XXth Volume of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE COM
menced with the issue of Sept. 1. During the past
year The Tribune has been obliged to devote quite
large proportion Gifts space to Politics, but shall
soon be able to forego Political discussion almost
trey for months if not for years aud devote nearly
all our columns to subjects of less intense but
abiding, interest. Among these we mean to pay
pecia attention to,
|. EDUcATIoN,-The whole subject of Education
both Popular and General, VIII be discussed in
columns throughout the wear 1861. ana we hone to
elicit that discussion some of the think
erS and the abes instructors in country. 1t is
at once our hope ana re olive that the of
Education shall receive in petu from the exertionS
of The Tribune in its behalf during the year 1861
| IL AGRIcTLTURE We have been compelled to re-
strict calculations of this through
out the year 1862 and shall endeavor atone there
Tor IN 1901. Whatever discovery, deduction, demon
straton, is calculated to render the reward of labor
devoted to cultivation more ample certain
| shall receive prompt and full attention.
III. MANUFACTURES, &C.-We hail every invention
enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor
attracted to and employ ed in any de-
partment of Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
a real contributor TO the Public Veal, insuring
pier. steadier, convenient. remunerating
markets to the Farmer, with fuller employment and
better wage to the La orer The progress OF Mining
Iron Making. Steel Making, CotI-W eavng, &c. &c ,
in our country and the world. shall be watched and
reported by with earnest and active symUathy.
". FOREIGN AFFAIRs.-We employ the best cor
respondents in London, raris, Turin Berlin, and 9TH
et + fcgeaH capitals, to transmit early ana
rate adFices OF the great changes there silently but
certainly preparing In spite of the pressure OF Do
Politics, cur News from the Old World is now
varied and ample; but shall have to render it
perfect ,luriug the eycutful year just before
V. HOME NEws.-We employ regular paid CORES
pondentS in California, at the IsthinuS Of Darien in
the Rocky Mountain Gold Region, and wherever else
they seem requisite. From the accessible por-
tons OF own country. derive inform ation
mainly from the multifarious correspondents OF the
Associated Press, from exchange ard the
sianai letters Of in e;ligent friends VI print
tae cheapest general newspaper with the fullet and
most authentic summary OF useful j. teiligeuce that
IS anywhere afforded Hoping to make each day 4
cE the last. and print better and ter paper
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Jhrou gh the generous cooperation our many we'll
wis her. solicit and shalt labor to deserve con-
tinuanee of public favor
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