The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-24
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in the thirty.
cabie, journal 10 be called THE CALIFORNIA WiifC.
! biz design N ie weeks 70 ieave with ne proper QUIT;
m Il, ,ns inl II. Wnon ' ana
While ihs Editor win recommend and advocate all the
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could tempt him to advocate which he believed
detrimental to the interest Of the
ry Blind sbserTiency to party is the beseting political
sin OF times. lie who properly estimates The high
vocation andnuentla position ofan editor ought regard
him only the guardian ofe constitution and institutions
Of his country and not the mercenary agent Of cles and
factions we have country serve well party 10
should BE- and oas 70 make the general wsifars sd
the liberty to ourselves and posery the polar
ary or subseryen 10 personal selfish considerations
wrong dosr q the highest grade and ought 10 be avoisdas
its hoa upon lie Confidence ofhs psopls which VIM wink
press, what onsroses mar Il not in time perpsirate
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
most unfserved operation and labor, II II expects to be
useful aud preserve rs honor and integrity uniarnsed
onghi to so act as TO Invite an Intelligent end impartial
oss Ike sops may somsRimss Be- mse ami Do rons
but their sober second thought win always be right md
efficient;
The present Administration came into power as the
advocates OF free and liberal egssaionss the friends Of
and home nds,ry s., p.aesr
Ii oyerhrown and annihated the better I VIII be for us
and 9 su, y s have an abiding ns
earnes, Of his patriotism and devotion 70 the country which
has Just 50 sgnaily honored HIM, viii % admnser our
Government TO enie him TO the gratitude Of the pre-
sent and coming generations #|
No spot hisconnent excies at this time much in
and concern California The youth ofhe old and
new satesin large bodds going there; They const
erprlse and are 10 have do with the future pro-
gress liberalization and the commerce Of the world than
other equal number Of persons on the sphere we in
the banks Of the Pacific, from which Is spread through
all Asia civilization, ars, science liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
world is 10 be reached redeemed regener5ted and dis
enhralled her vast resources unlocked, and the COM
With such population the construction OF railroad
The continent thus connecting the two oceans by
land will be demanded When this Is done the vast lrea.
Of Asia will reach us and Europe, by this inland
communication This revolution in trade and commerce
and the money power othe world The people Of the Uni
ted States The stand and value q money as well as all
value here.
The most important consideration, however, with the
ar. 70 establish ihsr government aud institutions and not
only them hut The whole tnion Of which they
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eminent The we shall with all difference
them Win ali tie zeal and ability we possess to The
| anee and support ofthe people Of California
vii bs h a Chronicle q al i important ssens Which,
may in that par OF Four country The local nforma
lion VIM be ofthe highest interests 70 parents whose cons
Manufacturers aud farmers who have deep stake In the
prosperity q his distant portion Of The country THI car
circulation 10 The States and our friends ndbrthren o.
the press with numerous parf Of whom we nre moi nm.
known will take interest in enterprise, we shall
have IT, =
As be The pioneer the harbinger TO prepare The
way others who 10 come after we trust that the
WHY'S Of The States viii give us generous support
Is Impossible 10 fix upon the price OF the paper The
annual subscriptions however, cannot be less Than Sc Tor
III. weekly paper The name must always be accompa-
MED with the money No person, however eminent need
expect send him the paper until The subsc rpion price
il paid An leers mua be postpaid Advertising win
be regulated according 70 the rates Of HAT country Per.
sons Wishing 10 anhscrbe advertise do by sending
their n,mesio Hon w wfSfaon, or Col. NJ Thompson,
Washington; Hon Henry Meies and Gen Adonram
Chandler New York. JAMES NJ CRANE
Washington, dprii 81 1919
n, H. The Edlors Of The newspaper press throughout
the United States viii much obee Us ilhey win p,blish
this prospscius and call the attention. Of their readers 10
Az shall not leave for few weeks yet we should like
to carry ont with Us sarge subscription list possible
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