The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-31
THE CALIFoRNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in The thriv-
tcable journal 10 he called THE CALIFORNIA WING.
II his design in few weeks 10 leave with The proper outfit
Ion his purpose for hat distant bat highly Interesting and
important portion Of The Union.
While Tie Editor VII, recommend aud advocate all the
fundamental principles Wing party, will exercise
an inecpeu,ent ud gmsnt upon is ars No consideration
could tempt him 10 advocate measures which he believed
inc and detrimental 10 HE of the co,,n
Try blind subservieney 10 party Is The beseiIng political
SIN oil onr times lie who properly estimates The high
vocation and influential position ian editor ought
him only The guardian Of the constitution and institutions
OF his country and not the mercenay agent Of clnes
OBEY urna are "nehss . q , rr. Is ma pany
should be- aud ought 10 make the general welfare aud
oeir editorial lahos He who makes lheae peeond
sbservieni 10 personal selfish considerations
wrong doer Of the highest grade and ong he avoided
one whose life is evil and that continually
Nc party can long preserve u honor and integrity and
=" e e s Of IN n
press what monstosiiica may mot in lime perperate
most uneservol cooperation and labor expects TO be
tscinl and preserve its honor aud integrity uiarnshed
ong 10 50 aet az 10 invite an inelig' nj end impartial
judgment upon its acts aud policy bo from iis friends and
toes The people may aomenta be inhaled and do wrong
but their sober second Thought win always be right and
efficient
1he present Administration came Into power az tic
advocates Of fee and liberal egsl,oaa The friends
peace, progress, and home industry II il will practice
what proiefses, il viii be we'll with il; II not the
il is overtlrown and annhlaied The better will be
and our uccehaolg Hui we have abiding confidence
TIA, It's insirous chief who has in mes past gwen
earnest ." his patriotism aud devotion % The country which
Government nc 10 entltle him 10 The gratitude Of the pre-
sent aud coming generations
creai and concern as California The youth oIthe old and
Satesm large boIds going there They col,sii
r r na lave more q po do viii tic ae pru
gress LIBERALIZATION and The Of the world ian
habit Through them powerful State il 10 grow up on
the banks OF the Pacific, from which is spread through
all Asia civil2aon arts. science liberty, and religion
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion of
the world 10 be reached, redeemed reeeneraed and din
el- hay
merce Of the world reversed. tf tE
with such population The construction Of a railroad
land win be demanded When ibis q done lie yasl trea
sures Of Asia will reach us and Europe by hla inland
must have the effect Of giving The control the markets
and the othe world % The people u ihs Uni
articles Of traffic and commerce win be governed by their
value here at9 4 33tbI kNs5l
The most important consideration, however with tbs
people o. this territory s the prncpeRnpon which they
are establish their government aud institutions and not
siite part Relieving honestly Thai The principles ofthe
Wing party are te principles Of The founders Of this Gov
them with all the zeal and ability possess to the accept
Separate and apart, however, from ia polcal character
II win be faithful chronicle Of all Important events which
lion viii be OF the highest interests 10 parents whose sons
have gone there TO talks mp their abode To merchants
prosperity Of is distant portion Of the country fHr Cal
ronNIA VINO ought TO be Of interest We desire large
Circulation IN te oinief, ana our friends breihrcn of
the preas, with numerous part OF whom not un
known, will take an Interest in our enterprise, shan
have IT,
Az 10 be The pioneer the harbnre prepare The
way for others who are to come after us trust thai The
Whfs Of the States VIII give ms generous support
II impossible 10 hx upon the price OF the paper The
annual subscription however be lara than az r
the weekly paper The name must always be aceornpa.
MED with die money. No persen, however eminent need
expeei us 70 send him the paper until The subscription price
is paid All letters must be post paid Advertising viii
be regulated according 10 the rates that country per.
sons wishing 10 subscribe or advertise by sending
their namesto Hon w w ssaton, or Col NJ TIompson
Washington Hon Henry Meies aud Gen Adonlrsm
Chandler, New York. ttA7l JAMES M CRANE
Washington, April Cd, 1870
N. D; The Bdiors of the newspaper press throughout
The United States viii much oblge they will publish
this prospectus aud call the attention Of their readers Ii
As We shall not leave for few weeks yet we should IKE
TO carry OUT with Us a" large subscription list ea possible
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