The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-15
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes 10 publish in the thirty.
cabir, journal to be called TIE CAiiFoRN MA Wilt.
II his design III few weeks leave with tile 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 lie
fundamental principles Of the Wing party, he will exercise
an independent judgment upon is arts Reconsideration
could tempt him 10 advocate which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental to the interest Of The roun
try Blind sibserviency 10 party is The beseitng political
sin Of onr times He who property estimates The high
vocation and influential position oian editor ongh 10 regard
him only ms tile guardian 81 the constitution aud institutions
Of his country and not The mercenury agent Of clqes
factions We have country 10 serve, well party
should be- and ought make The general wellre' and
the liberty 10 ourselves and ostcry the polar
airy subscryieni personal selfish considerations is
wrong Of the highest grade and ought 10 be avoided
one whose life Is evil, aud thai continually.
No party long preserve It's honor and integrity and
It's hold upon the confidence ol The people, which will wink
al the least appearance Of corruption II has pelsnc
press, what inonsrosies may tnot In time perpeirae
The party for whose incoming and gave The
most nnrrserve' cooperation and labor, II expects n
useful and preserve iis honor and integrity untarnscd
ought to act to Invite intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon It's acts and policy bot, from its friends
but their sober second thought viii always be right and
efficient.
Tie present Administration came into mower os ,he
advocates Of free and liberal legislation the friends Of
peace, progress, and home industry. II twill practice
il Is and annhated the better il win be- I'M M,
and our successors l.nt we have abiding confidence
that is insiro,s ehlrs VII" has y. times past given
has just sgnaliy ilonored him, will administer
Government as to entite him 10 the gratitude of the pre-.
sent anu coming generations a..
No spot on tIisconinent eyciea al this time mich IN.
erest and concern Caliloma The youth ofthe old and
Satesn large bodds arc going there They cDnsti
ttc population of high public spirit Intelligence and
terprise and are TO have more 10 do with ihe future pro.
gress Of civilization and the commerce Of the wnrdthan
any other equal number Of persons the sphere we in.
habit Through them powerful State is grow ~ on
all Asia civilization arts SCIENCE liberty and religion =
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion oe
the world TO be reached. redeemed regcnerae, and Ills
enialled; her vast resources unlocked, and the com.
merce OF the world reversed t
With such population the construction of railroad
across The continent thus connecting The oceans by
land, will! be demanded When this IL done. the vast rea
sres Of Asin VIII Tsnch us and Europe, by ihs inland
communication. This revolution In trade and commerce
must have the effect Of giving The control Of the markets
and te money power Of The world TO the people u the ,ni
ted States The stand and value Of money well Az all
articles Of traffic and commerce viii be governed by their
value here.
The most important consideration, however, with the
people Of this territory Is the principles upon which they
are 70 esabsh their government and inaiiinons and not
stite part Relieving honestly Tint the prime pies ofthe
Wing party are Tie principles Of the founders Of this Gov
to those who differ viii, U.S. advocate and recommend
them with all Tie zeal und ability possess the accept
Apss sna 5 rsr psers Garn
will faithful chronicle Of all important which
may occur In that par! Of onr country The local normu
on will be Of the highest interests 10 parents whose sons
have gone there to taks up their abode To merchants
manufacturers and farmers, who have deep stake 10 lie
iPoaaiA WnIu ought 10 be Of interest We desire arpe
circulation in the States, and our friends aud brethren 81
the press with numerous part Of whom, we are moi I'M,
known, VIII take All interest In enterprise we ssji
have II. . = 80
Az 10 be the pioneer the arbingcr 10 prepore The
way Tor others who are 10 come after ,s trust that Tho
Wings the States will give us generous support.
" impossible to fix upon the price Of The paper The
annual subscription however, he less than 81 for
the weekly paper The name must always be arc
MED with the money. No person, however eminent need
expect ,is 10 send linn the paper until the sbsc r,n price
u paid All letters must he post paid Advertising will
be regulated according To le rates of that country Per
wishing 10 subscribe advertise can do 40 by sending
their namesto Hon, w w Seaton or Col NJ Thompson
washington; i En; Henry Meisa and Gen. Adonram
Chandler, New fork JAMES NJ. CRANE.
N. H. The Ediors Of the newspaper press throughout
the United States will much oblige lis fthey win publish
this prospectus and call The attention Of their readers 10
As we shall moi leave for few weeks yet should like
70 carry of with us as large subscription s possible
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We have Cloths Cassimerrs, and VeHtinga always on
hand, which we are prepared make IN order nj short
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Also, line New York made Shirts not surpassed by any,
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