The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-28
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

IIE UNDERslGN NED proposes 10 publish In the thirty.
tcabie, Journal to be called THE CALIFORNIA WiIIG
IL his design In few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion ofthe Union
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all the
an independent judgment upon lis acts No consideration
could tempt him 10 advocate measures which he believed
Try Blind snbseriencyio party Is The besettng political
Sin Of our times He who properly estimates the high
him only as the guardian Of the constitution and Institutions
Of his country and not the mercenary agent OF cues and
eos WE ase % Is as parry
should be, and ought 10 make the general welfare and
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airy sbserven to personal selfish considerations is
e The highest grade and ought to be avoided
No party long preserve s honor and integrity and
Us hold upon the confidence Of the peorle which will wink
the least appearance Of corruption Iit has pensioned
press, what monstrosiies may not in time perpsrate
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
cooperation and labor, II II expects be
useful and preserve lis honor and integrity nntarnsed
ought to art 10 invite intelligent end impartial
foes The people may sometimes be nisled and do wrong
but their sober second thought win always be right and
The present Administration came into power as The
advocates Of free and liberal egisatonas the friends of
VIVA, Processes win Be well with faos ths sooner
II Is overthrown and anihatsd the better will be for us
and But we have an fabding confidence
that It's l,isirious chief who has in Zines past given
earnest Of his patriotism and devotion 20 the country which
Government to entte him to the gratitude Of the pre-
sent and coming generations.
and concern as CALIFORNIA; The youth ofihe old and
statesn large bodlds are going there They cons
erprise and are to have more TO do with he future pro-
gress ofcivlizaion and the Of the world than
habit through Them powerful Slate Is n grow Sp on
the banks o. the Pacific from which is 10 spread through
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion Of
The world be reached redeemed r.reneraied and dis
enthralled her vast resources unlocked and the COM
merce ofthe world reversed.
With such population the construction Of railroad
land will be demanded When this Is done The vast irea
Of Asia will reach us and Europe by this inland
must have the effect Of giving me control Of the markets
and the ofhe world to the people q The Uni
articles Of traffic and commerce wbe governed by their
The mss important consideration, however, with III.
are e establish ih.r and institutions and no
siiie part Believing honesty that The principles ofihe
Wing party the principles Of the founders Of this Gov
10 those who differ with u, advocate and recommend
thfm with all the zeal and ability possess 70 the accept
e' sep.rs,s ad apart rom s Political character
Will be faithful chronicle Of ali important events which
lion lion viii be ofths highest Interests q parents whose sons
have gone there TO taks up their abode To merchants
Manufacturers and farmers who have deep stake In the
prosperity oftisd distant portion Of The country, THE CAT
roRiA Who ought TO be q Interest We desire large
circulation In the States and our friends ard brethren Of
the press with part Of whom we are not
known WIN take an interest In our enterprise, we shall
have H. 5at trH s sN 4a8
As we are 10 bethe pioneer the harbnger prepare the
way Tor others who are aer us, trust that the
W'kles of The States will give us generous support
II Simpossibe fix upon The price Of the paper The
pnnus subscription however cannot be less than Sc for
lie weekly paper. The name must always be scccmpa
MED With the money No person, however eminent need
II paid An letters must be postpaid Advertising viii
be regulated according TO the rates Of that country Per-
aons wishing subscribe advertise y sending
their nu,esfo Hon. w. w. seaiou, or Col M Thompson
washington; Hon. Henry Meiss and Cen AdonIram
f Washington, April ID, 1870 Ee fHsF ~
NB The FdIcrs Of The newspaper press throughout
the pulted States viii much obllse Ne fhey will publish
AZ shall not leave for few weeks yet we should like
% carry o with US a. large subscription lI possible
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