The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-25
THE cALIFoRNIA wHIa.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED proposea 10 publish in the thirty
tcable journal TO be called THE CALIFORNIA WiiIG
tits his design In few weeks TO leave with the proper outfit
important portion of the Union.
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles Of the Wing party he will exercise
an independent judgment upon Its acts No consideration
could tempt him 10 advocate measures which he believed
try blind snbservency e party is the besettlng political
sin Of our times lie who properly estimates the high
him only the guardian fthe constitution administrations
81 his country and not the mercenay agent Of cques and
obey Journalists teachers Of great political TRUTH
should be- and ought make the general welfare and
ofher editorial abors lie who makes these second.
airy subseryisntto personal selfish considerations is
one whose life 1 evil, and that continually,
Noparty can long preserve iIs honor and integrity and
a. ne ea nG 81 Corruption has psnaoed
press what nonstrosites may not In time perpeirae
The party for whose incoming and we gave The
most unreserved operation and labor II 1t expects
useful and preserve us honor and integrity uniarnished
Judgment upon its and policy both from lie lriends and
The people may sometimes be misled, and do wrong,
eS Their sober second thought viii always be right and
The present Administration came Into power as The
advocates Of free and liberal egsationas the friends
peace, progress and home industry IL i will practice
what PROGRESSES, II will be well with IL mot the
il il overthrown and annlae The better II 4 be Tor us
and our successors Bnt we have abiding confidence
that its lusrons Chief, who has IN times past given
Of his patriotism and devotion To the country which
has just so senslly honored him, win administer our
o,srnmeni az entitle him The gratitude The pre-
seni and coming generations
No spo. this continent excies AT this time much IN
erest and concern aaCaiiona. The youth ollhe old and
",s population 81 hirS pSlc SPIRIT nteigense and en-
erpriae and are 10 have more 10 do with the future pro-
grsrs q civilization nma he cSmmrree q The world ihan
habit. Through them powerful State isio grow up
al Ala syiliHaon, aria silence, liberty apa reso"
Through them thin hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
the worlds 10 be reached redeemed egeneraie and dis
am her . A
merce Of the world reversed,
With such population The construction q railroad
the COMMENT lhus connecting The two ny
land, will be Demanded When this Is done, the
snres Of Asa VIII leach US and Europe BY thls inland
must have the effect Of giving The control Of the markets
and The money q he world 70 The people Of The Uni
Ted tasR The sttnd and valne Of money ne well as all
articles oirafe and commerce VIII he governed by their
value here.
people Of This territory, Is the principles upon which they
10 establish their government and institutions and not
only them bu 10 the whole Union, OF which they
sie part Believing honestly that The principles ofihe
whe party are The principles Of The founders e MS Coy
to those who diner with us, advocate and recommend
them with all the zeal and ability pasress TO the accept
separate and apart however from la political character
Il will be faithful chronicle of all Important eyents Which
ton will be fs hlghest interests % parents whose sons
have zone i,re 10 nks up their abode To merchants,
prosperity Of this distant portion Of the country THH CAL
roasrA Vino OUGHT 10 be Of interest We desire large
circulation III ut aiatta hu'i ~
prers, with numerous part Of whom we are mol IN
known, will take interest In our enterprise, we shah
have H.
As we be theS pioneer the hnrbinRer prepare thu
way for orhsn VIM are come aaer we Trust he The
Wniea oil the States will give ne generous support
II Ii impossible fix upon the price ui the paper The
annual subscription however, cannot be less Than % for
The weekly paper. The name must always be accompa
MED with money No person, however eminent need
expect send him the paper until the subscription price
Il paid Al letters must be postpaid Advertising viii
he regulated according 10 the rates Of That country Per
Wishing 70 subscribe or advertise can do BY sending
their naIneGo Hon w w Seatou or Col NJ. Thompson,
Washington; Hon. Henry Meigs and Gen. Adonlram
Chandler, New York. JAMES NJ, CRANE.
Washington. April 3D. 1912
Nh The EdIors Of the newspaper press throughout
ths United States will much obllgs iflhey will publish
this prospectus and call the attention OF their readers
As We shall not leave for few weeks yet should like
70 carry out wlthus IS large subscription r hs possible
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