The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-11
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

rTNIIE UNDERSIGNED proposes publish in the iIriv
cable, Journal TO he called TIE CALIFORNIA WiIIG
III his design IN few weeks 10 leave with the proper outfit
orths purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion OF the Union
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all The
fundamental PRINCIPLES Of The Wing party he will exercise
could tempt him To advocate which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental TO the interest Of the
try Blind sibservlency 10 party Is the besettg political
sin of our times lie who properly estimates The high
vocation and influential position ofan editor ought regard
him only as tile guardian OF the constitution and institutions
Of his country and not the mcrcenary agent Of cues ad
factions We have country servc as well as party 10
should be, and ought TO make the general welfare aud
the dressings Of liberty to ourselves and postery polar
AIRY snbservient TO personal selfish considerations liz
wrongdoer Of the highest grades and ought be avoided MS
one whose lie is evil, and that continually
No party long preserve It's honor and integrity and
It's hold upon the confidence of the people, which win wink
al the disappearance Interruption II Il has pensioned
press, what monsroses may il mol IN time perpetrate
The party for whose incoming and gave The
most unreserve co operation and labor, " il expects
useful md preserve its honor and Integrity uniashed
ought TO so act as to invite an intelligent end impartial
nsmeH. upon rs acts and policy oo, from s friends and
but their sober second thought will always be right AMI
efficient
The present Administration came into mower M tl,e
advocates Of free and liberal egsatonas the friends ni
peace, progress and home Industry II II will practice
what processes will be well with IL; fno he sooner
II Is overthrown and annihaied the better will be for MS
and our successors But we have abiding confidence
that It's ilnslrious chiei who has In times past given
earnest Of his patriotism and devotion 10 the country which
has just so sgnally honored him. will administer our
Government as TO cnte him To the gratitude OF the pre-,
sent and coming generations
No spot on thiscontineni exciies at this time much
eres aud concern California The youth ofihe old aud
States In large bod1s going there They ronsti
t'te population of high public spirit intelligence and en-.
terprise and have do with The future uro
gress Of civilization and the commerce of the world than
any other equal number Of persons the sphere we IN
habit. Through them powerful, state il 10 grow nm ~,
the banks Of the Pacific, which IL TO spread ibrgh
all Asia civilizations arts. SCIENCE liberty, and religion
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion of
tile world liz be reached,
enthraled her ynst resources unlocked, and the COM
merce OF the world reversed.
With such a population the construction OF a railroad
across me continent tis connecting the two oceans by
land will be demanded When this done the vast irea
sres oil ASIA VIII reach MS, and Europe by this inland
communication This revolution In trade and commerce
must have the effect Of giving the control OF the markets
anu The money0wer OF the world to The people Ofrle Uni
ted States The Stand aud value of money nv well az all
articles Of traffic and commerce viii be governed by their
value here.
The most important consideration, however, with the
people o. Ins territory Is The principles upon which they
only to ihem but to the whole nion Of which they con-
slitue part Believing honestly that the principles oftlc
ernmeni and Of The constitution we shall with ali "rense
to those who differ with ns, advocate and recommend
,e c Win a .e zea AND ability we possess to the accept
Separate and apart, however, from liz political character
will be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
may occur In that part OF our country. The local niora.
ton will be OF the highest interests To parents whose soma
have zone there 10 talks up their abode To merchants
Manufacturers, aud farmers who have deep stake il, he
prosperity Of this distant portion Of the country Tnr CAL
IPoRNIA Vino ought TO be Of interest. We desire lars,
circulation In the Sntes, and II friends an brethren al
The press with numerous part Of whom we are moi nm,
known, VIII take an interest IN enterprise we shall
have IT, i' " '
As we are to he the pioneer, the harbinger 10 prepare The
WAY or OILERS who 10 come after u.s. we trust that The
wings OF the States will give ns generous support
rs impossible 10 fix upon the price The paper. The
annual subscription, however, cannot he less than 60 Tor
me weekly paper. The name always he ncconpa
ncd WIN The money. No person, however eminent need
expect us 70 send him The paper until the subsr rpiion price
s pnu Az letters must he post. paid Advertising win
be regulated according TO the rates Of that country Per
sons wishing to subscribe advertise do 80 by sending
their numesto Hon. w w. Seatou or COL NJ THOMPSON
washington; Hon; Henry Meigs and Gen Adoniram
Washington, AprR Cd, 1919
NJ H. The Ediors Of the newspaper press throughout
he united States will much obgc II they will publish
prospectus, aud call the attention oi their readers
AS we shall not leave for few weeks ye we should like
10 carry out with us as large subscription s possible
Tor TENT Il E Nj E N.--we have ready. made
GOODS Of the best and most approved style our
stock is large and well diversified In quality Of material
and style OF garment, 10 suit NIL tastes Gentlemen will
find garments well aud tastefnlly gotten up.
We have Cloths Cassimeres, aud vestings always on
notice.
In fancy articles supply Is very good and elegant
Also fine New York made Shirts moi surpassed by any
with large assortment OF find gauge Under shirts linen
very low prices. ONE PRICE ONLY
Young A OREN
may Is 2doors west Of Browns Hotel, Penn. av