New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SoLoy ROBTNsoNS NOVEL

novel by Scion Robinson, long aud wel-known as the
Agricultural Editor of THk TRIBUNE will be commenced
in THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of December 9Th 1t IS called
NEwoNTOC;
A STORY OF WESTERN LIFE, INDIAN AND DOMESTIC
Though Mr. Robinsons first novel we do not doubt that
il will newly prove the worth Of the pen that IN 80 many
chapters of successful writing for the farm and the resdc
and in behalf of the fendess poor of crowded city
witness the Hot Corn Sketches I has been entertain
ing and instructive.
true Indian novel is among the varieties of laer-dny
fiction and the pioneer life of the West aboundng as it
does in rude but rich material for the work Of novelist
has found of late but few faithful delineators IL is not
too much to say that few Americans have been so near to
the American people in their homestead life and charae-
tiers as settlers aud pioneers the author Of Newontoc;
few have travelled far and observed so closely amid the
varieties of the farmers and pioneers life, East and
Wes and no writer for the daily press has had keener
relish for and nyelier sympathy with, the fresh and
free outdoor life which enters into the element OF his
novel Mr.. RObinsons writings have always been marked
by quaint and direct force pictures simple but graphic
of things they really practical andmnute knowledge
of the useful and the beautiful they are brought ogohe
into everyday conseiousness-these are some OF the
features of style Of woTdpantng with when the reauefS
of this paper have been long familiar.
The new novel which will be begun the hr't week IN
December will continue during the Spring.
In addition to this, THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will contain
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