The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-29
THE CALIFORNIA wmIa.

TINE UNDERSlGNE proposes to publish in the thirty.
Il ing of San Francisco, California, prac.
hcable, sionnai to be called THE CALIFORNIA; WHO
His his dsign in few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
Tor this purpose for thar distant but highly interesting and
important portion ofhe Union.
While The Editor viii recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles OF the Wing party he will exercise
Independent judgment upon lis acts. No consideration
could tempt him 10 advocate measures which he believed
md detrimental toihe interest Of the
Try Blind sabsevency 10 party Is the besettng political
sin o. our tunes He who properly estimates The high
lin only The guardian Of the Constitution aud
Of his country aud not the merccnary agent q cInrs and
obey Journalists teachera Of great political TRUTH or
should be- and ought 10 make the general welfare and
The blessings OF liberty oulseves ostery the polar
of,he editorial abors. He wo makes these second.
any subseryient personal selfish considerations Ia
Of the highest grade and ought be avoided
one whose life is evil, and that continually.
No party long iis honor aud Integrity. and
fs hold upon the confidence ofthe people which viii wink
at the least appearance OF corruption n has pcnsoned
press, what n,onarosiies may itnoi in perpeirae
The party r whore incoming and suceesa we gave the
mosf unreaevcd cooperation aud labor II expects
useful and its honor and integrity unlarnisied
Judgment upon and policy both from itr friends AID
foes The people may sometimes be mifled, and do wrong
but their sober second thought win always be right and
efficient, a
The present Administration came into power as The
advocates Of free and liberal Legislation the friends Of
peace, progress aud home industry II il will practice
what processes II will be- well with il not the sooner
II Ia oyerown and annhlsrd beiierii win be Tor MS
and our but have abiding confidence
that lie Luxurious rhiet who has IN times past given
ealfeat of patriotism and devotion the country which
has ua sigally IGNORED lin, will administer our
Government ente him to the gratitude OF the pre-
No spot on this cxctes at this lime 90 much In.
teres and concern California The youth ofthe old and
tnte population Of high public spirit intelligence and en-
terpse, have more to do with the fnire pro.
gress ofevizaon and the Of the world ihan
any other equal number Of persons on The sphere we IN
habit Through them powerful State is 10 grow up on
all Asia ciyisniion ans, ecenee liberty, and religion
Through them is hitherto almost Inaccessible portion Of
the world 10 10 be reached redeemed and dis
hcf VAST resOurCeA unlocked, the
me,ce ofihe world reversed.
Will s,e a population the construction Of raiIroad
land win be demanded. When this II DONE the vast res
communication This revolution in trade and commeree
must have the effect Of giving the control Of the markets
and the money power Of the world 10 the people Of the tn
ted States The stand and value d money 10 wen a. all
articles Of traffic and commerce will be governed by their
The most important consideration, however, with tho
people Q, me = The principles upon which they
only to them bu 70 lie Whole Union, Of which hey con-
sule part believing honestly that The principles ofhe
asd s s % q sy
10 those who differ with ne, advocate and recommend
s@ a % al e sa and se Y NJ " The accept
Separate and apart, however, from s pohcal character
w BE- aS a oh, snosss Cs %posa' events which
lion will be Of the highest Interests 10 parents whose
have gone there g ass up their a6oe TO msreisn,s
prosperity oi this distant portion OF The country Tux CAL
we no opsn Be snS e %srs We dsss large
the preaf with numerous part OF whom are nm
have It. 453 Ss7 y M ls
Az are to be the pioneer the harhngef to prepare the
way for oiers who arc TO come after we rst hnt the
Whigs OF the States will give us generous support
Ills impossible TO fix upon the price The paper The
annual sbscrpion however, BE- less than &C for
the weekly paper Tie name murt always he accqmpa.
MED with the money No person, however eminent need
expect 10 aeid lin the paper nhtl the subscription price
IL paid All letters must be post paid Advertising win
be regulated according TO the that country Per
wishing subscribe advertise 20 BY sending
their namesto Hon W. w, Senion Col M. Thompson,
Wsshngton Hon: Henry Mcigs and Gen Adosirsm
Chandler, New York. JAMES M CRANE
Washington April RI, lSi9 3l3
N. B. The Ediors Of the newspaper press throughout
he United states Will much obge nthey will publish
his prospecus and call The attention o their readers
A. we shall not lenve for Few weeks YET we rhoi like
10 carry out whus M large subscription nt az possible
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