The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-27
JULIE CALIrORNIA WING.

r,HE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in the thriv
csse Journal "a BE- sasd THE CALiFoR INA Wii
his design in few weeks TO leave with the proper out
Tor this purpose for hat distant but highly interesting and
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all IN,
nspss q The W ~ be will ssrss,
could tempt him TO advocate which he believed
and detrimental to the interest o. the coun
try Blind snbservlency to party is the beaeftng political
sin Of our times He who properly estimates the high
vocation and influential position oian editor ought regard
him only the guardian ofhe constitution and institutions
Of his country and not the mercenary agent Of cues and
factions. We have country to serve well party
should be- and ought 10 make lie s Welfare" sna
the dressings q liberty 70 ourselves and poery the polar
airy sibseryent TO personal selfish considerations Is
wrong q the highest grade and be avoided
one whose life is evil, and that continually.
No party can long preserve ~ honor and integrity and
s hold upon the confidence ofthe people, which willwn
press what monstrosites may Il not In time perpsrate
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
useful and preserve 10 honor and Integrity unlarnised
ought to ac to invite an intelligent end impartial
foes The people may be mssa and Do %rons
but their sober second thought VIII be right and
efficient
The present Administration came into power as the
advocates Of free and liberal Legislation The friends Of
peace progress and home industry u VIII practice
It Is overthrown and annhated the better i will be for
and our successors, But we have an abiding confidence
that Its Industrious chief who has In times past given an
Of his patriotism and devotion the country which
has just signay honored him, win administer
Government as TO enttle him 10 the gratitude Of the
sent and coming generations.
No spot on this continent excltes at this time so much In
erest and concern California The youth othe old and
Statesn large bodids going there They consti
population high public spirit intelligence and
gfess of civilization and the Of the world Than
any other equal number Of persons the sphere we In
the banks Of the Pacific, from which is 10 spread through
all Asia civilization, arts, science liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion Of
the world s TO be reached redeemed regenerae and dis
enhralled her vast resources unlocked, and the
With such population the construction Of railroad
across the continent thus connecting the two oceans by
sures Asia will reach us and Europe BY this inland
communication This revolution in trade and commerce
mus have the es Of giving ds control Of The %
ted States, The stand and value q money as well all
articles Of traffic and commerce will be governed by their
The important consideration, however, with the
people this territory Is the principles upon which they
only to Them but 20 the whole Union Of which they
stute part Relieving honestly that the principles ofthe
Wing party are the principles Of the founders OF this Gov
ernment and Of the constitution SHALL with all Difference
70 those who differ with us advocate and recommend
ance and support Of the people Of California.
Separate and apart however from It's political character
will be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
oS VIII be highest e parents whoss
Manufacturers and farmers who have deep stake IN the
prosperity Of this distant portion Of the country THE CAT
foRN5A WING ought 10 pc Of interest," we ueAren large
circulation In the saies and friends ard brethren Of
the press, with numerous part Of whom we not tn
known will take an interest In our enterprise, we shall
have L. 4flga a
to be the pioneer the habnser to prepare the
way for others who after us trust that the
WhIgs Of the States will give generous support
IL impossible 10 FIX upon the price Of fhs paper The
annual subscription however, cannot be less Than s6 for
the weekly paper. The always be sccompa.
MED with the money No person. however eminent need
expect send him the paper until the sbsc rpon price
IL paid All letters mus be postpaid. Advertising viii
regulated according the rates Of that country Per
sons Wishing subscribe advertise do by sending
their nantsto Hon w w Seatou, or Col M Thompson,
Washington; Hon. Henry Msgs and Gen. Adoniram
Chandler New York. JAMES M CRANE "A
Warrington, April I'd, 1919
NJ n. The Ediors OF the newspaper press throughout
abe United States will much obge ihey will psbIish
this prospectus and call the attention Of their readers 10 II
Az we shall not leave for few weeks ret we should like
to carry ont with us a. large subscription list possible
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