The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-03
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDEBSlG NED proposes to publish In the thirty
tcable, ajournal to be called THE CALIFORNIA WiIG
Ills his design few weeks 10 leave with the proper out
orths purpose for that distant bu, highly Interesting ant
While the Editor win recommend and advocate all tn,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Wing party he will exercis,
an independent judmentupon It's acts No consideration
could tempt him TO advocate which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental the interest the coun
try Blind subservlency TO party Is the besettng politca
sin Of our times He who properly estimates the hgl
him only the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
of his country and not the mercenary agent cques and
obey Journalists are teachers Of great political truth, Oh
should be, and ought TO make the general welfare and
star olher editorial abors lie who makes these second
airy or sbseryent % personal selfish considerations Is
one whose life i evil, and that continuity :
10 party can long preserve s honor and integrity and
s o
press what monsroses may tnot In time perperate. -
most cooperation and labor Il il expects 10 Be
nRef and preserve It's honor and integrity untarnsed
is acts and policy sna snGs
foes The people may sometimes be inhaled, and do wrong
but their sober second thought will always be right and
| The present Administration into power az the
advocates OF free and liberal legsatonaa The friends o
peace, progress and home industry. II II will practice
what professes II win be well with il ifno the sooner
isoverthrown and annlhiated the better viii be for
and successors but we have an abiding confidence
thai It's lluslrious chief who las In times past given
Of his patriotism and devotion 70 the country which
has Just signally honored him. will administer our
Government as 10 ene him 10 the gratitude Of the pre-.
sent and coming generations
No spot this continent excites at This time much
eres and concern as California The youth ofthe old and
satesl in large bodds going there They constI.
ierprise and have to do with he future pro.
gress ofcvilzaon aud the Of the world than
habit Through them powerful State is to grow NJ on
the banks the Pacific, from which is spread through
Through them This hitherto almost portion Of
the world Is 70 be reached redeemed rseeneraed and dis
enthralsd her yast resources unlocked, and the cons
With such population the construction Of a railroad
acrossihe continent thus connecting the by
land viii he demanded When his Is done The vast rea.
sures Of Asia VIII reach ns and Europe, by this inland
communication This revolution In trade and commerce
have the cifec of gvinrthe control Of the markets
and he money power oihe world 10 the people Of the Uni
ted States The stand and value Of money as well as all
articles Of efc and commerce will be governed by their
value here. af essf
The important consideration, however, with the
people o This territory, is the principles upon which they
are 10 esabsheir government and institutions, and
only to them bnI e ls whole nlon q which they con
Wing party the principles Of the founders Of this Gov
snpisn' and Of hs CONSTITUTION we sha with al Difference
thcm with all the zeal and ability We possess 10 the acesp
an s mud support Of ne people q caorni5
II will he faithful chronicle ofa Important events which
may occur in thai part q our country The local Informs
have gone there 10 talks up their abode. To merchants
manufininrers and farmers who have deep stake In The
ron vlua ought TO be 81 interest We desire large
circulation ~ the States and our friends ard brethren Of
the press, with numerous part If whom I'M
known will take an interest In or enterprise we ehni
havei M
An to he the pioneer the harbinger 10 prepare the
way for others who AFTER MS trust thai The
Wits Of the will give generous suppori.
II is impossible 10 fx upon the price Of the paper The
ANIMAL subscriptions however, cannot be less than sc for
the weekly paper The name must always be aceompn.
MED with Tie money No person, however eminent need
expect 70 send him the paper until The subscription price
ispaid All letters must be postpaid Advertising viii
be regulated according 10 the rates Of that country Per
wishing 10 subscribe advertise so by sending
their namesto Hon. w. w. Scaton, or Col NJ Thompson
Waahnston Ron: Henry Meigs and Gen. AdonIram
Chandler, New York JAMES M CRANE
Nh The Ediors OF the newspaper press throughout
The uned States viii much cblse us ifthey will pubs
this prospectus and call the attention Of their readers 10 IT,
As We shall mol leave for few weeks VET we shsuld ke
70 carry out with us large subscription list possible