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

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes publish In the thirty.
tcable, Journal to be called TIE CALIFORNIA WING
design IN few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion ofthe Union
While the Editor viii recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles the Wing party he viii exercise
could tempt him to advocate which he believed
nnconsiilonal and detrimental to the interest Of the
try Blind snbserviency TO party Is the besetng political
sin 81 our times lie who properly estimates The high
vocation and influential position oian editor ought 10 regard
him only as the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
OF his country, and not the mecenary agent es and
factions We have country serve well party 10
obey Journalists are teachers Of great political truth or
should be, and onght to make the general weare aud
the Dressings olberty to ourselves and poserty The polar
star oiiher editorial labors He who makes these
AIRY or s,bseryent to personal selfish considerations IL
wrong Of the highest grade, and ought he avoided as
one whose life is evil, and that continually.
No party can long preserve Its honor anil integrity and
lis hold upon the confidence ofhe people, which viii wink
al the least appearance OF corruption II Il hasa pensoned
press, what monsrosties may in time perpetrate =
The party for whose incoming and gave the
most unreseryed cooperation and labor, f expects TO be
useful and preserve lis honor and integrity unarnisbed
ought TO act 10 invite intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon lis acts and policy both from its friends and
foes The people may sometimes be msed and do wrong
but their sober second thought will always be right ami
efficient, 'fTf
The present Administration came into power as The
advocates of free and liberal legslaionas the friends Of
psaoe progress and home n INDUSTRY Il J. VIII practice
II is overhrown mud annihaed the better will be for MS
and our scce ssors But we have abiding confidence
that It's Industrious Chief who has In times past given nm
earnest Of his patriotism and devotion 10 the country which
has just so slgnay honored him, will administer our
Government as 10 enlle him to the gratitude Of the pre-
sent aud coming generations. 4
No spot thscontnen excies this time so much In
teres and concern as California The youth ofhe old and
new States in large bodids going ,ere. They cons
tue population oihigh public spirit, intelligence and en-
terpse, and are TO have more 10 do with the future pro
gress OF civilization and tho OF the world than
any other equal number of persons the sphere we in
habit Through them powerful State is to grow IN on
the banks Of the Pacific from which Ii 10 spread troug
all Asia civilization, arts science, liberty and religion
Through them s hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
the world to he reached redeemed egenerated and d
entiraled her vast resources unlocked and the com.
merce OF the world reversed
With such population the construction of railroad
across The continent thus connecting the two oceans by
land will be demanded When tla is done tbe yast res
sures Of Asia will reach us and Europe by This infant
communication. This revolution in trade and commence
mus nave me effect Of giving The control OF the markets
ted States The stand and value money as well as ali
articles o. traffic and commerce will be governed by their
The most important consideration, however, with the
people OF THIS territory Is the principles upon which they
only to them, but to the whole Unon Of which they con
snte part Relieving honestly that The principles ofbe
ernmen and Of the constitution we shall with all Difference
to those who differ with s, advocate and recommend
ance and support OF the people Of California.
Separate and apart however from It's political character
1t will be faithful chronicle ofal important events which
may occur IN that Of our country. The local norma.
ton will be Of the highest interests to parents whose sons
have gone there TO aks up their abode. To merchants
Manufacturers and farmers who have deep stake IN ihe
prosperity OF this distant portion OF the country TnE CAL
n Iafr.
circulation IN the States, aud our friends and brethren "A
the press, with numerous part Of whom we are moi nm
KNOWN VIII take an interest In our enterprise we shall
have II. ''' " F''' .
As we are 10 be the pioneer the abnaer 10 prepare IN.
Wings OF the States will give us generous support
is impossible 10 hxupon the price OF the paper Tie
annual subscription, however, cannot be less Than ss far
the weekly paper The name must always he necomna
MED with the money, No person, however eminent nred
expect s 10 send him the paper until the sbs rlpon nr,ce
IL paid All letters must be post paid AIversng win
be regulated according 10 The of that co,,ntrv
wishing 10 subscribe an o I'd Nv aep,,a
their namesio Hon w w staton OF Col M, Tbomrsors
Waslngon Hon; Henry Meigs aud Cen Adonrsm
Chandler, New York, LANES rRxNE'
Warrington, April ID, 1870 - N,'''tt'''i
N. d. The Ediors Of the newspaper press throupbopt
The United states viii much obge Us Ithey will mblIrh
this prospectus aud call the attention OF their readers IL
As we shall NOT leave Tor few weeks vet we should ik
TO carry oul with US as large subscription list as possible
Tor GENTLEMEN. -we have ready made
u GOCDS o. the best and most approved style Our
aock u aIge and well diversified IN quality Of material
and style o. farment, TO sut all tastes. Gentlemen will
hna garments well and cstefnlly gotten up. si
we nave Cloths, Cassmercs, and vesilngs ALWAYS on
nana, winch we are prepared 10 make to order short
70 fancy articles supply Is very good and elegant
nMo, me New York made Shirts not surpassed by any,
WIN large assortment Of ind gauze Under Shirts linen
very low prices ONE PRICE ONLY
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