The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-16

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ing town of Sun Francisco California as soon as prlc
cahle, journal 10 he called TIE CALIFORNIA WIG
Il his design few weeks leave with The proper outfit
for this purpose for that distant but highly Interesting and
important portion ofths Union
fundamental principles Of the Wing party he will exercise
independent judgment upon its acts. RECONSIDERATION
could tempt him 10 advocate which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental ohe interest Of The
try Blind subservieney TO party is the besetng political
yoenion ny" and pns oian editor ",,rh, 10 reaa
him only asthe guardian of the constitution and institutions
q s county, AND not nn re nseH Saa
obey. Journassar teachers OF great political truth,
should BE- ana Gngh, 70 make ne senes %e a., aa
star Of heir editorial abors He who makes these second
the highest grade and ought to be avoided
one whose life s evil, and that continually
No party can long preserve lis honor and integrity and
the least appearance OF corruption II il has pensoned
press what Inonsroses may II not in time perretrae,
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
rived cooperation and labor II il expects To he
useful and preserve its honor and Integrity unarpised
ought 10 act 10 invite an intelligent end impartial
judgment upon IFS acts and policy both from It's friends and
ioes The people may somsts he mlsed, and do wrong,
but their sober second thought VIII always be right n
efficient #
The present Administration came into power The
advocates Of free and liberal legsla,ioas the friends of
peace progress, and home industry II u will practice
what PROGRESSES, 1t will be well with il not lie sooner
ii soyerthrown and aInhlaed The better i will be for
and But we have an abiding confidence
that It's iIsrious chief who has in times past given
Of his patriotism and devotion to The country which
has just sipnay honored him, will 40 administer
Government TO cptle him to the gratitude Of The pre-.
| sent aud coming generations IL
No spot on exciies This time much IN.
and California The youth othe old mud
new States in large bodis going there They consli
tuie population of high public spirit intelligence and
terprse and 10 have more to do with the future pre-
gress ofcvilzaton and the commerce of the world DIAN
other equal number Of persons on The sphere we
habit Through them powerful State is to grow up on
the hanks Of the Pacific, from which ia 10 spread through
all Asia civilizations aris science liberty, and religion
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
the world e 10 be reached redeemed regeneraie and dis
enhralled: her unlocked, aud the
Insrce ofihe worldre
| With such population the construction OF railroad
the continent thus connecting the two oceans by
land, viii be demanded When this is done. the
snres Of Asia will reach us and Europe, by this inland
communication. This revolution in trade and commerce
have the effect Of giving the control of the markets
and the money OF the world to the people u the Uni
ted Siaea The and vslne Of money well all
articles Of traffic and commerce will be governed by their
| value here.
The most important consideration, however, with the
people tbs territory, ia the principles upon which they
only to them The whole Union, Of which they con.
ete part Relieving honestly that the principles othe
ernntp and Of The eenstlion we SHALL with ali dserence
70 ihose who dr win nh ADVOCATE and rssommsnd
amen and M support Of he people Il California ~
Separate and apart however, from lis pocai character
VIII iah IN" Of er eo an Te local nS
ton will be Of the highes interests 10 parents whose
have gone there to lake up Their abode TO merchants
prosperity Of this distant portion Of The country THE CAL
IroRsA Vine ought TO be q interest we desire large
The press will numerous part Of whom
known, viii take an interest In our enterprise we shall
have IL.
As we are the pioneer the harbinger 70 prepare The
way others who 20 come afsr us, we trust that the
Wings Of the States will give us generous snppori.
IL impossible TO upon the price OF the paper The
annual ripton however cannot he tss than So for
| the weekly paper The name must always be accompa.
MED with the money No person, however eminent, need
expect 10 send him the paper until he subscription price
paid Al letters must be post paid Advertising viii
he regulated according 10 the rates 81 that country Per
sons wishing do ny sending
their namesio Hon W. w. Seatpn OF Col NJ Thompson
Washington Hon. Henry Mcies and Gen Adcn'ram
Chandler, New York. JAMES NJ CRANE
Warrington. April ~, 1879
N. u. Tie Edors Of the newspaper press throughout
III. United States will much obge they VIII pui
tins prospectus aud call the attention Of their readers TO L.
A. shall leave for few weeks yet, we should IKE
carry with large subscription list as possible
apr g.