The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-28
THE cALIFoRNIA WIG.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in HE tirlv.
ingtown Of San FrancIaeo California prac
ticable, journal 10 be called THE CALIFORNIA WHO
Ills his design in lew wceksto leave with proper outfit
for thspupose for that distant but highly interesting and
While the Editor viii and advocate all the
fundamental prncplta ofthe Wing party, he win exercise
an independent judgment upon iis aeis No consideration
could tempt him to advocate which he believed
unconstitutional detrimental the interest Of the co,n.
n Of our @ss lie Who properly W esmstes he hr
vocation and influential position oian editor ought regard
factions We have country serve as well as party 10
be- and mne Z, ruth
the blsssngu q liberty to ourselves and posterfy polar
Of their editorial labors He who these second.
airy suhseryeuto personal selfish considerations Ia
wrong the highest grade and ought be avoided az
one whose lie rs evil, and that continually
Ia hold upon the confidence ofhe people which viii wink
press, what nionsirosies may time perpetrate
The party for whose Incoming and success we gave the
usel and preserve Ii honor and Integrity usrnished
ought 10 SO act 10 invite Nh Intelligent end impartial
ioes The people may sometimes be mse aai do wrong
hut their sober second thought will always be right and
efficient "
The present Administration came into power as the
advocates Of free and liberal legislation the endsu
what Il Processes il viii he well with II not he sooner
soyerthrown and unnhlaed the better will lie for
thai lie lusrious chief who hae in times past given
earnest If his patriotism and devotion 70 b country which
Government to entle him the gratitude Of the pre-
sent and coming generations. 44s
terai and concern as California The youth ofe old and
new States u large bodids are going Aers They eons
ierpr5s, AMI have do with he future pro-
gress liberalization AMI e commerce OF the world than
habit Through ihsniS powerful Slate Isl grow no On
The banks Of The Pacific from which 10 10 spread through
all Asia civilization, arts science, liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion Of
The world y 70 be reached redeemed regenerated and dis
gn ntt1p lad a.ls
meree Of the world reversed
With such population the construction Of railroad
across the contnent thus connecting the two oceans by
land, will be demanded When this Il done, the vast irea
sares o. Asia win reach us, and Europe, BY this Inland
must have the effect Of giving the control Of the markets
and ns mons o a World The people Uni
articles Of traffic and commerce will be governed by their
The moai important consideration, however win The
people Of this territory, Is the principles upon which they
10 establish tler government and installations, and moi
stute part Relieving honestly that the prime plca ofihe
Wing party az The prime piles Of the founders Of this Gov
them with all the zeal and ability possess the accept
Separate AKA apart however from its political character
il viii be faithful chronicle fslI important events which
lion viii be Of die kges, interests 10 rarsnia whose sos
have gone there 10 taxa up ther abode 40 merchunis
prosperity OF this distant portion of the country, TR CAT
IronrA VINO ought 10 be Of interest We deaire large
Stairs, iflenuh brethren o.
The press with numerous part 81 whom we are moi IN.
known, VIII take an interest In enterprise we shall
have H. ti f4g tli3f m 49,
As we are to be the pioneer the hanger 10 prepsre the
why for others who are TO oer s that the
Wlgs Of the States will give generous support III
II slmpossble 10 ok upon the prize Of the paper The
annual subscription, howeye cannot be less than &c for
The weekly paper. The must always be neeornpa.
nied With the money, No person. however eminent need
expect us 70 send him the paper until the subscription price
Is paid. All letters must be postpaid Advertising win
be regulated according 10 the u that country Per.
Wishing subscribe advertise can do 40 By sending
heir namesfo Hon w. w Seafon, or Col NJ Thompson,
Washington; Hon Henry Mcss and Gc,l Adoniram
Chandler, New York. JAMES nj. CRANE
Uaehingfon, April I'd lef9.f t,f 94i ~
he United States will much obge ifhry will publish
his prospectua and call the attention Of their renders "
ls we shal moi leave Tor few weeks yet should like
carry out within az large subscrptcn Hat possible