The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-30

| 1NHE uNDERSIGN NED proposes to publish In The lhrv.
| ticabe, Journal TO be called THE CALIFORNIA WING
Ills his design ma few weeks leave with the proper outfit
for his purpose for thai distant but highly interesting and
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all The
fundamental principles ofhe Wing party, he will exercise
m independent Judgment upon lis acts No consideration
could tempt him 10 advocate measures which he believed
and detrimental the interest Of coun
my Blind snbservency TO party is the besettng political
SIN q our times ile who properly estimates The high
lin only the guardian fthe constitution and institutions
II his country and not the mercenary agent Of clues and
obey Jornnisls are teachers Of great political truth or
should be, and ought TO make the general welfare and
Star other editorial labors lie who makes these second
Try or sbserytn 20 personal selfish considerations
one whose lie Is evil, and that continually,
party can long preserve ls honor and integrity and
a ihs isas appsarancs Of corruption iii has psnsioned
press whit onsirosiiies may not in time perpsrate
The party lur whose Incoming and success gave The
unreserved cooperation and labor 1t expects be
useful and preserve It's honor and integrity untarnsed
Judgment upon its and policy both om It's friends and
foes The people may sometimes be misled ami do wrong
III ssa sr sober second thought will 'yS's right and
The present Administration came into power as the
peace, progress, and home industry II i win practice
what Processes, II VIII be well with Il II not the sooner
@ But have an abiding
that its insrous chief, who has in times past given an
has jus, 80 sgnaiy honorsd him, viii so administer our
Government as 10 ente him the gratitude Of the pre-.
No spot on this continent exces at this time so much In
teresi and concern as California. The youth ofthe old and
@ a SsS a sSg nasy so
terpris and are to have more TO do with the future pro-
gress ofeivizaion and the commerce Of The world than
other equal number OF persons on the sphere we In
habit Through them powerful State is grow up on
hs banks q hs Pae from which y to spread through
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
emf asst md
mercc Of tie world reversed
With such population the construction Of railroad
across the continent thus connecting The two by
land will he demanded When this Is DONE the vast trea.
surss q Asa will reach ns and Europe BY ,hs inland
must hive the effect OF giving the coiro Of the markets
and h, ohe world to the people q The Uni
ted States The stand and value Of money well all
articles Of traffic and commerce will be governed by their
The most important consideration, however, with the
people Of This territory = the principles upon which they
are 10 establish their government and nsiions, and not
only them but 10 The whole Union, Of which they
sis part Relieving honestly that the prncp ofhe
Ws party a,s hs principles Of The founders q his Gov
10 those who differ with us, advocae and nd
Them with al The zsa, and ability we possess TO the accept
Separate and apart however from lis political character
Il will be faithful chronicle Of all important eyents which
IN that part Of country. The local nforma
lion will be ofthe highest interests 10 parents whose
have gone there to iaks mp thsir abode TO merchants
Manufacturers and farmers who have deep stake IN the
prosperity Of this distant portion Of the country TuR Cal
ironnrA Wmio onghi 10 he o. interest We desire large
circulation 10 the States aud our friends ard brethren OF
the press, with numerous pari Of whom I'M
known, viii take an interest IN onr enterprise, we shall
have II.
Az 10 be The pioneer, tehmbngerto prepare The
way others who to after az, trust MAT The
Wigs Of the States will give ns generous support
II IL impossible to fix upon the price Of the paper The
annual snbscrphon however, cannot be less than 81 for
the weekly paper The name must always be accompa-
MED with the money No person, however eminent, need
expect send him The paper until the subscription price
Is paid All letters mus be postpaid Advertising will
berernated according the rates OF that country Per
wishing TO subscribe advertise do by sending
their namesto Hon. ". w Seaton, or Col NJ Thompson
washnson Hon, Henry Meies and Gen. Adonram
Chandler, New York JAMES NJ CRANE,
Washington, Aprl I'd, 1919.
n. o. The Ediors Of the newspaper press throughout
the United States viii much oblge ifhey will publ.
this prospectus and call the attention their readers 10 III
AS We shall not leave for few weeks yet we should like
10 carry out with us as large subscription list possible
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