The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-14
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish In the thriv
Il ing Of San Francisco CALIFORNIA; soon az prn
Its his design in few weeks to leave with te proper on
for this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion ofthe Union t.Y
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles Of the Wing party he will exercise
an independent Judgment upon lis acts No consideration
could tempt him TO advocate measures which he believed
unconstitutoaland detrimental to the interest Of the co.
try Blind s,,bseryiency to party Is the beseuns political
vocation and influential position ofan editor ought 10 regard
him only as the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
factions we have country to serve as we'll as party 10
obey journalists teachers Of great political truth or
should be, and ought TO make the "generai weare ana
the blessings of liberty ourselves and poserty the polar
star ofthelr editorial labors He who makes these
wrongoer Of the highest grade and ought to be avoided as
one whose life Is evil, and that continually.
No party can long preserve its honor and integrity and
lis hold upon the confidence of the people, which viii wink
at the least appearance Of corruption II has pensoned
press what monsiroslies may not In time perpelra,u
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
most nreserve cooperation and labor, II expects he
useful and preserve Us honor and integrity unarisled
ought to SO act us TO inyltc intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon its acts and policy both from s resana
foes Inc people may sometimes be msed aud do wrong,
hut their sober second thought will always be right ami
Efficient ~ ~, ~
The present Administration came into power rs the
advocates Of Tree and liberal legislaon-as tue friends Of
peace progress, and home industry. II 10 will practice
what Processes will be well with if not The sooner
aud our successors But we have abiding confidence
that its iusrious chief who has in times past given an
has Just signay honored him, will so administer our
Government as 10 entle him 10 tile gratitude Of the pre-
sent and coming generations.
No spo, tscontnent eacites this time so much In.
trrest and concern California The yonth of the old ana
new States IN large hodids are going there. They ro,s
population 81 high public spirl intelligence and en-.
terprse, and are tn have more 10 do with The future pro-
gress of civilization and the Of the world than
any other equal number Of persons The sphere we il,
habit Through them powerful State il To grow M on
me banks 81 is rass nom which Is 10 spread through
Through them this hitherto almost inccesihe portion NJ
me world to be reached reeemel escncrat.l and dis
enthralled her vast resources unlocked and Tho com,
merce Of tlle world reversed,
Wit, such population Tho construction Of railroad
land viii be demanded When ts 4 done. The VAN ,. ~
sures Of Asia will reach us, aud Europe, BY this inland
must have the effect Of giving the control Of the arkrs
and !he money Of The world 10 The people lln
ted siatns Tie Stand AMI value Of money well az all
articles Of traffic and commerce will be governed by their
vaue here. sAstgf 's II
The most important consideration however with tLc
people Of this territory Is the principles upon which they
are 70 establish their government and institutions not
sl,ie part believing honesty HAT The principles olthe
Wing party the principles o the founders this Gov
ermsn and Of ,hs Constitution, we shall with all difference
them with all the zeal and ability possess the accept
ance and support oflhe people q California,
II Will be faithful chronicle Of all important which
may occur IN Tint part q orr country The local nioma
have gone there talks up their abode Ia merchsps
Manufacturers and farmers who have deep stake in lie
IpoRNrA WiIo ought 10 be Of interest We desire l,rye
circulation in the States, and our friends AID brethren II
the press with numerous part Of whom we are nut mn
known, will take an interest IN enterprise we shall
havcit. Nt. ' -"
As we to be the pioneer The harhneer 10 prcp,rc e
way Tor others who 10 come aer us, we trust that thc
Wings ol The Siaes Will give us generous support
u Is impossible TO fix upon the price OF the paper The
annual subscription, however, cannot be lesa fnn az FIR
The weekly paper The name must always be accomnn
MED with the money. No person, however eminent nnrl
expect 10 send him the paper until the rpt nrc
IL paid Al letters must be post ad Advertising will
be regulated according to the III Thai country per-
wishing to subscribe advertise can do so nv sepiua
icir narnesto Hon w W. Scaiou, or Col NJ Tbompson
washington; Hon Henry Meiss aud Gen. Adoniram
Chandler, New York. JAMES MI CRANE
Washington, Aprii %, 1919.
N. b. The Ediors Of the newspaper press t,rourbout
he United States will much oblige lis iftbey will publish
his prospectus and call the attention Of their readers
As we SHAH not leave for few weeks yet we should like
Q carry OUT WIN US as large subscription LIST possible.
Il OR CENT? II M u N.--we have ready made
GOgDS o. The best and most approved style. Our
ock Is large and well diversified in quality IL material
md style OF sarmcut TO suit all astcs Gentlemen will
ind garments well and tasiefiy gotten up
we have Cloths, Cassimores, and Vcstngs always on
ioticc. y, 80 MI $3.50
IN fancy articles supply is very good and elegant
Also, hne New York male Shirts SURPASSED by any,
Win large assortment OF find gauge Under Shirts linen
MI cotton Drawers dc. All &c which offer nj fair and
cry low prices ONE PRICE ONLY
Young A. OREM
mayls 3doors west Of Browns Hotel, Penn, ay