The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-21
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

TIME UNDERSIc NED proposes to publish in the thirty.
i in. town of San Francisco. California prac.
tcable, journal TO be called TIE CALIFORNIA WING
Il his design In few weeks TO leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose distant but highly interesting
important portion 1.-THE Union.
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all The
an independent judgment upon s acts Reconsideration
and detrimental 10 The interest Of The
Blind subsersiepcy to party lis the beseitg political
sin Of our times He who properly estimates The high
him only the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
Of his country and not the mecenary agent Of clues aud
factions We have country 10 serve, well as party 10
obey Journalists teachers Of great political ruth,
should b., and onehiio make he general Welfare" aud
blessings liberty ourselves and ostery the polar
ofihrr editorial abors He wln makes these second
AIRY subs.rvi~nt personal selfish considerations IL
wrong oer Of the highest grade and ought 10 be avoided
whore life Is evil, and that continually,
No party long IN, It's honor and integrity and
It's hold upon the confidence Of the people, which will wink
least appearance of corruption II Il has apensoned
press, what monsroses may not in time perrelrae,
The party for whose incoming and success we gave The
most cooperation and labor IL expects to be
ussu aud preserve us honor and integrity uniarnsed.
ought to invite inellig' nj end impartial
Judgment upon and policy both its friends and
The people may sometimes he mieled, and 10
bn their sober second thought VIII alwaysb be right and
efficient.
Tie present Administration came into power the
advocates Of free and liberal eesatonas the friends Of
peace, progress, and home industry II II win practice
what professes II will be well with II not The sooner
il oSertrown aud annhiaied The bel,er il will be for
anl hut we have abiding confidence
that lis lus'rons chief who has in times past given an
earnest a his patriotism and devotion the country which
has Just ssiiaily hpiiored him, will administer
Government entite him the gratitude Of the pre-
sent and coming generations.
No spot on his ointment exces at this time much in
erest and concern California The youth oihe old aud
new Siaiesn large bodids going there. They const
nte population OF high public spirit inelgence, and en-
erprise and TO have more TO do with the future pro-
9fess Of civilization the of the world than
any other equal number persons the sphere in
habit Through them powerful State rs to grow up on
Tie banks the Pacific, from which is spread through
all Asia civilization, science, liberty and religion.
Through Them this hitherto almost portion oil
The world reached redeemed, reaeneree and dis.
SnlhIallsd: unlocked. AMI The
nierre OF The world reversed.
With such population the construction of a railroad
acrosshe conrneni thus cenaeclins the oceans by
land, win be demanded When this is done the vast rea
communication This revolution in made and
have the effect OF giving the control OF the markets
ted states The s,and and vsue d money ~ well as all
articles Of traffic and commerce viii be governed by h.r
value here, 9
Tie most important consideration, however, with the
people Of Ihs territory Is the prinepes upon whieh they
ar, 20 establish he'r s sna ~ h b sYa nc.
s,iie part Relieving bouesly thai the principles otbe
Wing parry a, M o me s ,onsrs 81 @
10 those who differ with ns advocate aud recommend
them with all he zeal and ability we Pnssers :" the accept
Separate aud apart however from ns political character
will be faithful chronicle of all important events which
may occur thai part OF country The local niorma
ton viii be OF the highest Interests 10 parents whose sons
have gone here 10 iaks up their aboie To merchants
prosperity OF this distant portion OF the country fHR cat
nossIa wBo ought 10 be Of interest we desire large
the press with a numerous part Of whom are moi IN.
known, will take an interest IN our enterprise, we shan
have IT,
As be The pioneer the harbnger TO prepare the
way Others who 10 come after ns we s' mat the
Wigs Of The States will give us gtnerons support
II is impossible TO fix upon the price q The paper The
annual subscription, however eahooi be less than 90 for
The weekiy paper The must always be acrompa
MED with the money No person, however eminent, need
expect send him the paper until The subsc price
is p1iJ All letters mus be postpaid Advertising win
regulated according 10 the rates Of that country Per.
sa wishing subscribe advertise do 20 by sending
their nameato lion, W. w. Seafon OF Col NJ Thompson
waahingfon Hon: Henry Meiea and Gen. Adoairan
Chandler. New York. JAMES NJ CRANE p
Washington, April ~, lSia ft
~ D. Tie Edors Of the newspaper press thronrho"'
tile United States will much oblige " they viii pubi y
III prospectus and call e attention ri their readers 70 w.
shall NOT leave for few weeks YET, we should IKE
carry with rs AZ large subscription d' as possible
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