The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-20
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

TINE UNDERSl(N NED proposes 10 publish In the tbriv
s Journal a to Be- sae THE CaIfoR INA
his design few weeks 10 leave with the proper outfit
this purpose for that distant but highly Interesting and
important port ion ofihe Union.
While ihr Editor viii recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles the Wing party, he will exercise
independent Judgment upon Its aets No consideration
could tempt him to advocate measures which he believed
ntnl the interest Of the
Try Blind snbseryency 10 party Is the beseiting political
sin OF our times He who properly estimates the high
him only the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
his and not the mercenary agent Of cnes and
factons We have country serve, well party
obey Journalists teachers Of great political TRUTH
should be, and ought TO make The general welfare and
this Dressings q liberty TO ourselves and poserty the polar
star heir editorial labors lie who makes these second
airy or subserven personal selfish considerations Is
OF The highest grade and ought to be avoided us
one whose life is evil, and that continually
No party long preserve lis honor and integrity mud
at the least appearance Of corruption II has pensione
press, what morsrosies may IL not In time perpsrate
The party for whose incoming and gave the
most cooperation and labor III expects be
useful and preserve It's honor and integrity unfarnise.
ought to so act as 10 invite an intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon its and policy both irom liz friends and
foes The people may sometimes be nsed and do wrong,
but their sober second thought VIII always be right AMI
| efficient
The present Administration came into power as the
peace, progress, and home industry. II will practice
what PROCESSES, will be well with IL II not the sooner
and HIT have abiding confidence
that lis ilusrious chief who has In times past civ
earnest Of s pnriosm aud devotion % le country which
TO entls him TO the gratitude Of the pre-
sent and coming generations.
No spot ihseon,nent excite1 at s time much in.
teri and California The youth THE old and
States in large bod'is going there They cosii
ute population Of high public spirit intelligence, and
erprsr, and TO have mere to do with the future pro-
gress liberalization and the commerce Of the world than
other equal number OF persons on the sphere we In
habit Through them powerful State Is grow up on
the hanks Of tie Pacific, from which Is TO spread through
all Asia civilization, science, liberty and religion
Through this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion Of
the worldis 70 be reached redeemed rseenerae and dis
cnhralled her vast resources unlocked, and the COM
merce OF the world reversed,
With such population the construction Of railroad
the continent, thus connecting the two oceans by
land, will be demanded When this IL done the vasi rea
Of Ass will reach u.s. and Europe by mis- inland
commune alton This revolution IN rade and commerce
have the effect OF giving the control Of the markets
and the money Of the world 70 the people Of the Uni
ted tatea The gfaDd and vsDe ~ money AS well as all
articles Of traffic and commerce WILDE governed by their
value here
people Of This territory s The principles upon which they
establish their government and institutions, and not
only ihen but to the whole Unlon Of which they con-
siitte par. Relieving honestly that The principles ofhe
Wing party the principles Of the founders o. this Gov
10 ,hose who differ with US adsocate,and recommend
them with all the zeal and ability we possess 10 the accept
and .nS 1 q Is
il will be faithful chronicle of all important events which
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have gone there TO talks up their abode. To merchants,
msnnfaa,urer, and farmers who have deep stake n re
irossa VINO ought 10 be OF interest We desire large
the State and friends ard brethren OF
the press with psrt Of whom we are moi I'M:
known, will take inf.rest in enterprise, we shall
have H. s5 iStetHt
be The pioneer, the rbnger TO prepare the
way for others who sler trust that the
Wings Of the States will give us ssnerous support 49,
u Ia impossible 10 fix nIon the price OF the paper. The
snnual however cannot be less than % Tor
The weekly paper The name must alSsys BE- seeompp,,
ned with the money No perpon, however eminent, need
expect send him the paper until the price
10 paid All letters must he postpaid Advertising VIII
beegnated according 10 the rates Of that country Per-
wiehing snbribr advertise do by rending
their Hon. W. w. Seaton, Col NJ. Thompson
Washington Hon. Henry Meies and Gen AtoniIan'
Chandler, New York. JAMES NJ CRANE.
~ D. The Ediors OF the newspaper press throughout
the United States will much obge fthey will pubs
this prospectus and call the OF renders H.
shall leave for few weeks yrf, should like
carry with large subscription lst possible
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