The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-12
THE CALIFORNIA WIG.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish In the thry.
tcabe, journal TO be called THE CALIFORNIA WING
Ills his design in few weeks TO leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose for distant but highly interesting and
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all the
m prnsRles 9, The WING party he will exercise
could tempt him TO advocate which he believed
unconstitutional and 10 the OF the co,n
try Blind shserviency party Is the besettng political
sin Of times. lie who properly estimates the high
him only A. The guardian The eonsution and ns,uens
Of his country and not the mercenay agent Of cques and
factions We have country to serve. well party 10
obey Journalists teachers OF political truth
should bel md ought TO make the general weare and
the dressings liberty ourselves and poserity polar
Of heir editorial labors He who makes second
subservtn TO personal selfish considerations s
one whose life Is evil and Thai continually.
No party can long preserve US honor and integrity and
Al the least appearance Of corruption il has pensioned
press what monstrostes may not In time perperate
The party sr whose incoming ana scfsfs we gave q.
useful and preserve It's honor and integrity unarnishod.
ought TO so act as TO invite an intelligent end impartial
foes The people may sometimes be misled and do wrong,
but their sober second thought viii always be right and
The present Administration came Into power ms tie
advocates OF free and liberal cgsatonas the friends of
peace, progress and home industry, II II will pracIice
what progresses It will he well with Il II not he
il 10 ovshrown and aanhilated the better will be for
that is lusirous chief who has in times past given
earnest Of his patriotism and devotion 10 the country which
Government az 10 enie him TO the gratitude OF the pre-
sent and coming generations.
erest and concern California The youth ofhe old and
Satssn large bodids are going there They const
ute population Of high public spirit, Intelligence, and
erprise and have do with the future pre-
gress Of utilization aud The Of the world than
any other equal number OF persons on The sphere we in
habit Through them powerful State " grow up on
the banks OF the Pacific from which s 10 spread through
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
The world to be reached redeemed regeneraie and dis
merce OF the world reversed
with such population the construction OF a railroad
land will be demanded when this done The vast rea.
kures Of Asia will reach and Europe by This inland
have the effect Of giving the control OF the markets
aud the moneypower Of The world 10 the people Of the Uni
ted States The stand and value q money as well as all
articles OF traffic and commerce will be governed by their
value here,
The most important consideration however, with Tho
people Of this territory IL the principles upon which they
establish their and inEtioDs, and
only them. but TO lie whole Union, Of which they con.
Wing party are The principles Of the founders o. his Gov.
ernmen and Of the constitution shall with all difference
TO those who dihcr with ns, advocate and recommend
them with all the zeal and ability possess TO the accept
and support Of the people Of California.
Il will be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
may in that part Of our country. The local informa
ton viii be OF the highest interests to parents whose
have gone there 10 taks up their abode. To merchants,
manufacturers and farmers, who have deep stake in the
prosperity Of this distant portion OF the country TIM CAL
PoRsiA VINO ought be OF interest. wedesre large
circulation In the Sies and our friends AID brethren Of
tie press, with numerous part OF whom
KNOWN will take interest in enterprise, shall
have IL.
As be The pioneer, the harbnger prepare the
way for others who ster us, Tint the
wings Of the States will give us generous support
IN impossible to fix upon the price oil The paper. The
annual subscription, however, cannot be lees than 50
the weekly paper The name must always be seeompa.
MED with the money. No person. however eminent need
expect send him the paper until the price
Is paid. All letters must be port paid Advertising will
be regulated according 10 the rates Of that country
wishing subscribe advertise by sending
Washington; Hon: Henry M.igs and Gen Adoniram
Chandler, New York JAMES 81 CRANE
~ d. The Edors OF the newspaper press throughout
the United States win much obllge fthey will publi
this prospeetus, and call the attention OF their readers
As shall not leave for few yet we should like
TO carry with large sbsc ripton list an possible
apr g.