The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-06
til r. CALIFORNIA wI;.a.

THE iNDERSlGNED proposes 10 publish, IN the thirty
ab orna /" , s n Tas Il Pf
IL sh design in lew eks 10 leave with he proper outfit
Tor i's pole for that distant bu highly interesting and
important portion oithe Unon
While the Editor will and advocate all the
fundamental principles Of the Wing party he Viii exercise
an independent Idsr nj upon its acts No consideration
could tempt im 10 edvocaie measures whieh he believed
and detrimental ot the interest Of the
sin our times Tie who properly estimates The high
voraon ana influential position oian editor onef regard
nm only Rf TIE guardian OF tie constitution and institutions
aniions We haze country serve, Ell party TO
9honld be, and ought 70 make HE general welfare and
the bteslngs q liberty 70 ourselves aud postery the polar
star ol,hsir editorial abor lie who makes these second
wrong doe Of lhe highest grade anoght 10 be avoided as
one whose leis eril, aud that continually
No party can long preserve us honor and integrity and
f' hold upon me confidence ofte people, which win wink
al the Least Appearance Of corruption II has pensioned
press, what monsroaes NAV II not la lime perpeirate.-
The party nr who's. incoming and success gave the
most nreserve cooperation aud labor, II i expects BE-
useful and preserve It's honor and Integrity untarnshed
ought 10 SO act 10 invite intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon its acts and policy both from III friends anil
but then sober second thought viii awaysbe right and.
efficient.
advocaep Of free and liberal efisDionas the friends Of
peace progress. and home industry II Il will pract.ce
what PROCESSES WIN be well with not The sooner
is overthrow and arnih9'"d the teer will be us
aud our successors But we have abiding confidence
that ts iluslrious chief who has tmea past given an
has Just 80 sienaly honored him. Will 20 administer our
Government as 10 enle him TO the gratitude Of the pre-
sent and coming generations -Ht
No sJo, thisc excitea this time much In
terea and California The youth ote old and
tute population of high public spirit intelligence and en-
terprse and nre to have more 10 do with the future pre-
gress Of civilization aud the commerce oi the world than
any other equal nher Of persons the sphere we ia
habit Through them powerful state Ia to grow up on
the banks OF the Pacific from which Is 10 spread through
all Asia olyihza,lon as. eence, liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost easble portion Of
u. world Is looe reached reeed regeneraie and die
CENTRALIZED hei vast resonrcea unlocked u,d the com
merce OF the world reversed
With snoha population the construction of q railroad
land will be demanded Whcn this Is done the vast trea
sures Of Asia win reach us aud Europe by his inland
communication This revolution in trnde aud commerce
must have the effect Of giving the control VI the markets
and q, money p World 70 the people Unit
articles Of Traffic and commence win be governed by their
value here
The most important consideration however with the
people Of Tits territory, is the primo piles upon which they
are 10 establish ier government and nutons and not
only to them but % the whole Union, Of which they
Wp party are he principles Of The founders Of this Gov
en.h aud Of the constitution, shall with all difference
TO thosr who differ with ua, advocate and recommend
them with all the zeal and ability possess To the accept
ance aud support 9TH people Of California
Il will be faithful chronicle Of all important events which
may occur in that part Of our counuy The local informs
have gone there 10 take up their abode To merchants
manufacturers aud farmers who deep stake in HE
Ioilun OF lne country,
FoRt,ih VINO onghl TO be Of interest W. desire large
circulation IN The States and oar friends and brethren OF
me press, WIN numerous part Of whom
known VIII lake an Interest In our en,e,prse we shall
hayoii 'F''G1' ~
We melp lie pioneer the harhnref 10 prepare the
way iof Others VINO nrn 10 after rs WE rs that the
Wh'ss % me S,ieF WIZ give rs generous support
" Himp0S7lbe To ns upon the price ol the papcrs The
annual sbFr rpun however canine. be less Than sc for
me weekly paper Tie nanie must always be accompe-
n'rd with TIE money No person how ever eminent need
.Sptri s Z. aend him The paper Until subscription price
% paul. Az letters mus he postpaid Advertising win
De regulated according 10 the rates ri that country Per.
sons wishT TO advertise AN do 10 by sending
their naneaio Hon W. W Seaton, or Col NJ Thon,pson
Wafhine,on Hon Henry Meigs aud Gen Adoniram
Chandler New York. JAMES NJ CRANE
Washington, Aprit2 %, 1919
, N Vs. Tie Edors 81 The newspaper pfsas throughout
NE United States VIII much oblge ns ,they win publish
nus prospectus ana rail- the Of their readers 70
As we shall mol leave ior lew yet we should hks
10 carry on wthns ar large subscription list "a possbls