The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes 10 publish IN The ihrlv.
hcahle, journal 10 be called THE CALIFORNIA wiIIG
his design ina few weeks leave with The proper outfit
Important portion ofthe Union
While the Editor VIII recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles The Wing party he win exercise
an Independent judgment upon Its acts No consideration
could tempt him 10 advocate which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental 10 the interest Of the
Try Blind subseveney party Is the bsssiting political
sin o. our times He who properly estimates me high
him only the guardian oihe constitution administrations
Of his country and not the mercenary agent Of cues and
obey Journalists teachers Of great political truth,
should be, and ought 10 make the general welfare and
star Their editorial asors lie who makes these seaona
AIRY sbEervient 10 personal selfish considerations is
one whose life is evil, and Extraordinarily.
10 party can long preserve iis honor and integrity and
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press what monstrosites may not In time perpetrate
Inc party or whose incoming snd success We gaze he
useful aud preserve us honor and integrity unfarHshed
ongh to 50 act as 70 invite AZ intelligent end impartial
foes The people may sometimes he mIsled and do wrong
but their sober second Thought will always be right and
The present Administration came into power as the
advocates Of free and liberal gsaonas the friends Of
peace, progress, aud home Industry II II will practice
whatit progresses, il win be wen with II; not the
i Y oyerlhrown and annhlaed The better 4 viii be for us
that It's lustrous chief who has in times past given an
o. hs ana devotion T. - Inc country which
Government TO enlte him 10 the gratitude Of the pre-
SEM and coming generations.
No spot this conneni exces this time so much in.
erest and concern asCaiorna The youth ofihe old and
new aas ssn ARE sos n,s They cons
erprlse, and 10 have 10 do with The future pro.
eress civilization and the commerce Of the world Than
any other equal number of persons ON the sphere we In
habit Through them powerful State is grow up on
he banks Of The Pacific from which is to spread through
all Asia civilization ars science, liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
The world be reached redeemed reeeneratel and dis
Ep1 mud fhA
mercc OF the world reversed
With such population the construction OF railroad
land, viii be demanded wlcnths Is done the vast ires.
snres Of Asia viii reach us and Europe, by this inland
must have the effect Of giving the Of the markets
and .hs monsypower ohe world to the people Of hc Uni
ted States The stand aud value Of money well all
articles Of traffic and commerce viii be governed by their
value here
The most important consideration however, with the
people OF this territory is the principles upon which they
are 70 establish their government and institutions, and not
sute part Believing honestly thai The principles othe
Wing party he principles Of the founders 81 this Gov
TO those who differ with us, advocate and recommend
them with all the zeal aud ability possess accept
ance and support OF the people Of California
Separate aud apart however from It's political character
Il will be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
lion viii he ofthc highest interests 10 parents whose sons
have gone terc 10 aks up their abode To merchants,
prosperity Of ibs distant portion OF the country The
iroaNiA Vine ought 70 be Of interest Wedesre large
the press, with numerous part vi whom I'M
known viii take an interest in enterprise, shall
have H..
As 10 be the pioneer, e harbngrr to prepare the
way or others WHO are TO come after trust that The
Wings Of the States viii give generous support
II IL Impossible 10 fxupon tile price OF the paper The
annual Subscription, however, cannot be less than SO for
Tie weekly paper The name must always be accompa.
MED with tie money No person, however eminent need
expect send him the paper until the subscription price
10 paid All letters nust be postpaid Advertising will
beregnated according TO the rates Of that country Per
wishing subscribe advertise SO BY sending
their nainesto Hon w. w. Seaton, or Col VI Thompson
Washngun Hon. Henry Meiga and Gen Adonram
Chandler, New York ), JAMES NJ CRANE
Washington Aprii2 R, 1919.
N d. The Ediors Of the newspaper press throughput
the United States will much oblge us lfthey viii plbl,h
a prospectus, aud call the aenon OF their readers 10 ID
As we shall not leave for few yet we should HE
TO carry out with us large subscription list as possible
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