The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-04
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

rTUE UNDERSIGNED proposes TO publish in the thirty.
cable, Journal 10 be called THE CALIFORNIA vino,
j Is his design In few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
Tor This purpose for that distant bn highly interesting aud
important portion otfl,e Union
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles Of the Wing party he will essrcis.
an independent judgment upon It's acts Reconsideration
could tempt him 10 advocate which he believed
and detrimental TO the interest Of the ron
Try Blind snbserviency To party Is the beseng political
sin o. our times lie who properly estimates The high
vocation aRd influential position oan editor ought regard
him only lis the guardian OF die constitution and institutions
81 his country and not the ercenary agent Of cllues
factions We have counlryio serve well party 10
should be, and ought TO make lie general were and
the blessings liberty TO ourselves and poseriy polar
star OF their editorial labor He who makes second
airy or snbserysn TO personal selfish considerations is
wrong Of the highest grade and ought avoided as
one whose life is evil, and that continually.
No party can long preserve liz honor and integrity. AMI
It's hold upon the confidence OF the people, which win wink
press, what monsrosies 4 not time perpetrates
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
most nreseve cooperation and labor, i experts be
sei and preserve Its honor and integrity unarnished
ought to 30 act as 10 invite intelligent end impartial
ndsmsnl upon rs acts and policy both from It's rendsand
foes The people may sometimes be msed aud do wrong,
eiiltent. -" n'''' - 's" GU A"'
The present Administration came into power as The
advocates ol free and liberal legislaonps the rendsui
peace, progress and home Industry. II IL will practice
what progresses win he well with ifnot the sooner
IL Is oyehrown and annihated the better will be for us
and our successors hut we have an abiding confidence
that It's ilsiros chief who has in times PAST given an
Of ha patriotism and devotion The country which
has just so sigay lonored him, will so administer our
Government as to ene him TO the gratide.o the pre-
sent aud coming generations.
No spo, hscontnent excires this time SO much IT.
teres and concern The youth ofthe old and
new States large bodids are going there. They cons
he population oi high public spirit intelligence and en-
ierprse, and are TO have more to do with the future pro-
gress Of civilization and the OF the world than
any other equal number OF persons the sphere we In
habit Through them powerful State isio grow up on
the banks o. the Pacific, from which Is 10 spread through
all Asia civilization, arts. science liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion OF
The world TO be reached redeemed and dis
merce Of the world reversed
With such population the construction OF railroad
land viii be demanded When this is done, the vast urea
communication. This revolution in trade and commerce
must have the effect Of giving the control Of the markers
and The Of The world % the people The Unit
ted States The stand and value OF money well as all
articles OF traffic and commerce will be governed by their
The most important consideration, however, with the
people OF this territory, is the principles upon which they
are 10 establish their government and institutions, and
only To them, but TO the whole Union, Of which they con
ste part. Believing honestly that the principles oflhr
Wing party are the principles Of the founders q this Gov
to those who differ with MS, advocate and recommend
them with all the zea, and ability we possess TO the accept
separate aid apart however from lie political cnraoe,
will be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
may occur in that par Of our country. The local nforms
ton will be Of the highest interests parents whose SONS
have gone there TO talks up their abode To merchants
prosperity This distant portion OF The country, TK CAV
roRsIA VINO ought To be Of interest We desire larpr
circulation in the States and u or friends an brethren q,
the press, with part Of whom we are moi nm
known will take an interest in or enterprise, we shall
have IT,
Az 10 be the pioneer the harhingrr TO prep,re b
way for others who are 10 come after MS we rst hof br
Wings OF the States viii give MS generous support
impossible TO fix upon the price OF the paper The
annual subscription, however, cannot be ess than &c for
the weekly paper The name must always be accompa
MED with the money No person. however eminent nsed
expect send him the paper until the sbs rption nrrs
"a paid Az letters must be postpaid Advertising viii
be regulated according 70 The rates OF that country Per
wishing 10 subscribe advertise an do no nv sepdnv
their namesio Hon W W. Seaion or Col M Thompson,
Washington; Hon Henry Meies and Gen AdonIram
Washington, April 2d, 1919 y;
N 3D. Inc Ediora Of the newspaper press throughout
ne unen Males WIZ much obige ,R fthey will publish
This prospectus, and call the attention Of their reaera 10 n
A. we shall MOI leave for few weeks YET we shonid like
10 carry ot with US as large subscription list as possible