The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-02
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in the thriy.
s S 70 BE- sae ria sSG q
u his design IN few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose Tor that distant but highly interesting and
important portion Of the Union. fh
While The Editor will recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles ofhe Wing party he will exercise
an independent Judgment upon its acts No consideration
could tempt him to advocate which he believed
and detrimental the interest Of the coun
sin OF our times. He who properly estimates lie high
vocation and influential position oan editor ought regard
MN only as the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
q his country and not the mecenary agent Of cuues and
factions We have aconiry 10 serve, well as party 10
should Be- and ought make he qsa r o
ne BLESSINGS q liberty g ourselves and poserty the polar
airy or snbseryient TO personal selfish considerations
wrongd Of The highest grade ought be avoided as
one whose life s evil, and that continually.
No party can long preserve It's honor and integrity and
It's hold upon the confidence Of the people, which win wink
atthe least appearance Of corruption iii has pesoned
press, what monsr0sites may not irtme perpetrae
The party for whose incoming and success we gave he
most nnreserved cooperation and abor expects 10 be
useful and preserve its honor and integrity uniarnlshed
ought TO so act as To invite intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon s acts and policy both from its friends and
foes The people may sometimes be mise and do wrong
but their sober second thought will always right and
efficient Ts#fA B f3Et 7'VF
The present Administration came into power as The
advocates Of free and liberal egsationa the friends u
peace progress, and home industry II il win practice
what Processes win be well with Il; not the sooner
Il sovethrown and annhilae the better it will be Tor MS
and our successors Butwc have an abiding confidence
that its illnslrious chief who has in times past given an
has just sgnally honored him, will so administer our
Government TO enite him the gratitude Of The pre-.
sent and coming generations la5 9sH&
No spot thisconineni excies this time 80 much IN.
ieres and California The youth ofthe old and
re population Of high public spirit intelligence and en-.
terprse and are TO have more TO do with the future pro.
gress Of civilization md the commerce Of the world
any Other equal number Of persons the sphere we In
habit Through them a powerful State IL TO grow m On
the banks q ihe Pacific from which is to spread through
all Asia CIVILIZATION, arts SCIENCE liberty, and religion
Through them This hitherto almost inaccessible portion OF
the world iobe reached redeemed regenefaed and dis
entmnled; her vast resources unlocked, and The COM
merce oil the world reversed. f3F
Withsich population tile construction Of a railroad
across ts continent, thus connecting the two oceans by
land will be demanded. When this Ii done the vast trea
snres Of Asia will reach ns and Europe by his inland
communication This revolution In trade and commerce
must have the effect Of giving The control Of the markets
and the Of the world people Of The Uni
ted States The and value Of money az well an ali
articles Of traffic and viii be governed by their
value here. y
people Of THIS territory, s the principles upon which they
are TO establish their government and institutions and not
only 70 Them but 70 the whole Union, Of which they CON
site part Relieving honestly that te principles 6the
Wing party arr The principles Of the founders Of this Gov.
ernmen and we shall, with all Difference
ance ani aippart a. the people q California. ''''p'
IT will be faithful chronicle ofal important events which
may occur IN That part Of our country The local informs
have gone there TO taks up their abode To merchants
man,iaatrers and farmers, who have deep stake IN ihe
Di Instant pOfton ot the
roaNfA Vino ought TO be of interest We desire ar,e
circulation In The States and our friends ard brethren Of
the press, with numerous part OF whom WE are M, ,
knaNg WIN lqss an interest u our enterprise we shall
Aswe are 10 be the popecr The harueer Il, ,hs
way for others who are 20 come aer u.s. we tr,st thaf ihe
Wings Of the States will give ,ls generous support
u IN mposeibe To ty upon the price al The paper The
annual sburpiIon, however, cahnot he less Than s6 FIR
The weekly paper The name must always be acromn,
aed with me honey No psrson however eminent, need
expect q send him ,epaper I'LL The subscription price
IL paid All letters must be postpaid Advertising will
errglaird according 10 the rates Of thai country Per.
soma Wishing ~ eharrbe advertise can do by sending
their Dsmrsto Hon w w scaton, OF Col. M. Thompson.
Chandler, New York, JAMES M CRANE
Washington, April ID, Isia.
N, r. The Ediora of the newspaper press throughout
he United States will much oblge lis ifthey will publish
This prospectus, and call the attention Of their readers to H.
Az we shall mot leave for few weeks yet we should like
10 carry on wtha large subscription lit possible.