The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-13
THE cALIEoRNIA WING.


i ing town Of San Francisco. California prac
tcabe, ajonrnal to be called THE CALIFORNIA WING
IL his design IN few weeks 10 leave with the proper cuff
for this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion ofthe Union,
fundamental principles 9th Wing party he will exercise
independent Judgment upon It's acts No consideration
could tempt him TO advocate measures which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental 10 the interest Of the
try Blind subeerveney 10 party IL the beseitng political
vocation and influential position editor ought regard
HIM only fhe guardian OF the constitution and instuona
iona We have Country to serve, as well az party 10
obey Journalists teachers Of great political truth
The bic ssss Of liberty to poster,y polar
oher editorial labors He who makes these second
wrong oer ofihe highest grade and ought to be avoided as
one whose life is evil, and that continually
il. hold upon The easnkenee of,he people which win WINK
the least Appearance OF corruption II IL has pensoned
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
unreserved cooperation and labor II II expects 10 be
useful and preserve it's honor and integrity onarnlshed
ought act TO invite an inelligt nj end impartial
Judgment upon Its acts aud policy both from ts friends and
foes The people may sometimes he mised and do wrong
but their sober second thought VIII always De right and
efficient.
The present Administration came into power the
advocates OF free and liberal egsaiionas the friends al
peace progress and home industry. n II will practice
what processes II win be well with It; not The
Is oveIhrown and annhilaied the better II will be for
and successors Hut we have an abiding confidence
that its iusrions chief who has in times past given
Of his patriotism and devotion TO the country which
has lust signsly lonored him, viii administer our
Government ente him the gratitude Of the pre-.
No spot on this exces at this time 20 in.
and concern California The youth Of the old and
new States large bodis going there They consti.
population Of high public spirit intelligence, aud
terprse and to have more TO do with the future pre-
rress ocyilizaton and the commerce OF the world than
any other equal number Of persons the sphere
habit. Through them powerful State is 10 grow up
The banks OF the Pacific from which liz to spread through
all Asia ciyzaton arts science, liberty and religion.
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion of
the world * 10 be reached redeemed regeneraed and dis
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merce OF the world reversed
with snch population the construction Of railroad
the continent thus connecting the two oceans by
land will be demanded When this is done the vast
sures Of Asia win reach os and Europe, by This inland
commune alton. This revolution iD trade and commerce
have the effect OF giving the control OF the markets
and the money ofe world 10 the people q The Uni
ted States The stand aud value OF money well as all
articles OF traffic and commerce viii be governed by their
value here.
people OF this territory Is the principles upon which they
TO establish their government and institutions snd not
only them, but 10 the whole union Of which they con-
siiine part Believing honestly that the principles othe
Wing party The principles Of the founders Of @ Gov
10 those who differ with ur, advocate and recommend
them with all the zeal and ability we possess 10 the accept
ssparae ard apart however, from rs political character,
II will be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
on will be Of the highest interests parents whose sons
have gone there TO talks mp their abode To merchants,
prosperity q this distant portion Of The county TINS CAL
roRNk WHo ought 10 be Of interest We desire large
circulation tie Sfaes and our friends ara bretnren OF
the press with part OF whom we are not I'M.
known will take an interest 10 our enterprise, We shall
have H. -5 lfs
Az we are bee pioneer the harbinger TO prepare The
way for others who come afer u.s. trust that the
whgs Of the States will give US a generous support
II Il impossible TO fix upon the price OF the paper The
annual tbae rpio however cannot be less Than e6 for
the weekly paper The must always be accoinpa.
MED wfi money. No person, however eminent need
expect send him the paper until the subscription price
Ia paid All letters must be postpaid Advertising will
be regulated according the rates Of that country Per-
wishing subscribe advertise do 20 BY sending
their narnesfo IIou W. w. S-atou Col. NJ Thompson,
Washington; Hon. Henry Meiss and Gen. hdonram
Chandler, New York. JAMES NJ CRANE.
N D. The Edors Of the newspaper press throurhont
the United states will much otge ms fthey will publt
this prospectus and call the attention 81 their readers 20 H.
As We shall not leave for few weeks YET We should Ike
TO carry with ps large subscription list as possible
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