The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-08
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

rTIIE UNDERSIGNED proposes TO publish in the thirty.
L Ing town Of San Francisco. California, prac.
cable, journal TO be called THE CALIFORNIA WiIG
Il his design in few weeks TO leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
Important portion Of the Union.
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all tie
fundamental principles Of the Wing party, lie will exercise
could tempt him TO advocate which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental the interest of the cou
w Blind snbservsncy 70 party s the beseitng political
sin OF our times lie who property estimates The high
vocation and Influential position ofan editor ought 10 regard
him only as the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
ol MS country, ana not The merceary agent Of ces and
factions We have country to serve well as party 10
obey journalists are teachers Of great political TRUTH or
should be, and ought 10 make the general welfare" ami
the blessings Of liberty ourselves and postery the polar
star oflher editorial abors He who makes these second
AIRY or sbservent 10 personal selfish considerations is
wrong doer Of the highest grade ought 10 be avoided as
one whose life is evil, and that continually
No party long preserve It's honor and Integrity and
its hold upon the confidence Of the people, which will wink
at the least appearance of corruption II Il has pel,sioned
press, what monsroses may not In time perpetrnfe -
The party for whose incoming and we gave The
most nnreserved cooperation and labor, II expects to be
nsen and preserve its honor and Integrity uiarnishe
ought act as TO invite an intelligent end imnaTtai
Judgment upon It's nets and policy both from friends and
foes The people may sometimes be mRled and do wrong
but their sober second thought will always be right and
efficient
advocates Of free and liberal legislaon-as The friends OF
peace progress and home industry. II il will practice
what Processes, will be well with II not the sooner
Is overrown and annihated the better II will be for us
and our successors. But we have abiding confidence
that lis lnsrious CHIEF who has in times past given an
has just signay honored him, will administer our
Government as 10 cnile him the gratitude OF The pre
and coming generations.
No spot this continent excies this time so much in
and concern California The youth ofhe old and
new States in large bodids going there. They cons
tue population Of high public spirit intelligence and en-
terprse, and are To have more 10 do with the future pro-
gress sterilization and the commerce OF the world than
any other equal number OF persons the sphere we in
habit Through them powerful State Is TO grow up on
he banks o. ihe Pacific from which Is TO spread through
all Asia civilizations arts science, liberty, and religion
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible poriion of
The world lobe reached redeemed regeneruted aud div
entralled her vast resources unlocked and Inc com.
mercc OF the world reversed
With slieb population the construction OF railroad
across The continent thus connecting the two oceans by
land, will be demanded When this ii done the vast trea
sures Of Asia will reach us, and Europe, by this inland
must have the effect Of giving the control OF the markers
and the moneypower ofhe world 10 The people Uni
articles Of traffic and commerce will he governed by their
value here. = 80
The most important consideration. however Win IN.
people Of ms territory Is the principles upon which they
are TO establish their government aud Institutions and not
only to them, but 70 the whole Unon Of which they con
siie part Believing honestly that the principles ofthe
Wing party the principles Of The founders this dow
eminent and Of he constitution, shall with all Difference
them with all the zeal ability we possess to the accent
ance and support ofthe people Of California.
II viii be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
may occnr in that part Of our country. The local rma
ton will be OF the highest interests 10 parents whose sona
haye gone there to aks up their abode 70 merchants
manuiqarers and farmers who have ,eep stke In tha
prosperity ~ HS distant ulun ~ the country, TIN
iRoRNiA WING ought 10 be Of Interest We desire arpr
ejaculation In the States, and our friends AID brethren ol
the press, with numerous part Of whum we ARE moi IN
KNOWN viii take IN interest in our enterprise We shall
heveit, - - ''
Az we are 10 be the ninncer the habnaer 10 prepare tbe
way for others who come ater us We trisi hal hp
wings OF the States will give ms generous support
MS Impossible To fix upon the price the paper The
annual subscription, however, cannot be less than s6 i
the weekly paper The must always be accomps.
MED with the money. No person, however eminent need
expect ua 70 send him The paper until the subscription price
y paid All letters must be postpaid Advertising will
DC regulated according TO the rates OF that country Per-
sons wishing 10 sibsrribe eun do 40 by sending
her nauesto Ilon w w. Seaon, or Col NJ. Thompson.
mIas 15a l2n Henry Neiss ana gsg Alopam
Hashinsfoii, april ID. 1912 7NTis Ell
N II. The Ediors OF tho newspaper press tlroinbout
he United States will much obge lis fthey win publish
his prospectus. and call the attention their readers 10 H.
As we shall not leave for few weeks yet we should like
carry out with us az large subscrptoi list possible
Tor GENTLE M 10 N.--we have ready made
GOODS the hest and most approved style. Our
took IT, large and well diversified In quality Of material
nu style OF garment, 10 mit all tastes. Gentlemen will
ind garments well and inetcnlly gotten NJ.
we have Cloths, Cassmeres, and vesfings always on
ami which wo aTe prepared TO make u order ~ abort
IN ancy articles our supply Is very good and elcannl
Also fine New York made Sirta not surpassed by any,
With large Of find rauxe Under Shirts linen
ery low prices. ONE PRICE ONLY
mayls oaops west Of Rrown's iicIsl fsna sv,