The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

TNIE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in the thirty.
ing town Of San Francisco California as soon prac.
his design in few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion the Union.
While the Editor viii recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles ofhe Wing party he win exercise
an independent judgment upon Its acts No consideration
could tempt him advocate which he believed
and detrimental the interest Of coun.
sin Of our times. He who properly estimates lie high
vocation and influential position ofan editor ought regard
him only as the guardian Of the constitution and Institutions
Of his country and not the mercenary agent cques and
factions We have country to serve, well party 10
be- or maker n
The DRESSINGS 81 liberty g ourselves and postery the polar
airy snbseryienit personal selfish considerations is
wrong Of the highest grade and ought be avoided as
| one whose life s evil, and that continually.
No party long preserve Its honor integrity and
lis hold upon the confidence Of the people, which viii wink
at the least appearance of corruption If il has pensoned
press what monstrosites may not in time perperate
The party for whose incoming and gave the
most ureserved cooperation and labor u II expects to be
useful and preserve It's honor and integrity untansed
ought TO 30 act TO invite intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon Us acts and policy both from its friends and
but their sober second thought win always be right and
efficient.
The present Administration came into power as ths
advocates Of free and liberal egisaonas the friends OF
peace, progress and home industry II II will practice
il soyertbrown and annihated the better will be for s
and our successors Hut we have abiding confidence
a Us y n s who has n times past given
has just so sgnaly honored him. viii SO administer our
Government as TO ente him TO the gratitude Of the pre-.
No spot this continent excites this time so much in
erest and concern California The youth oihe old and
new States lin large hod1s going there They consti
tute population Of high public spirit intelligence and en-.
terprse and are to have more to do with the future pro.
gress OF civilization and the commerce of the world than
any other equal number Of persons the sphere we in
habit Through them powerful statc is to grow I'M on
the banks Of the Pacific, from which Is spread through
all Asia civilization, arts. science. liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion Of
the world Is 70 be reached redeemed regeneatei and dis
CENTRALIZED; her vast resources unlocked and ite con,
merce Of the world reversed. 49,
With such population the construction OF railroad
across the continent thus connecting The two oceans nv
land will be demanded When this Is done The vast iyea
spss Asd w sdsh Ss and Europe his inland
mus nave me effect o. giving le eoniro Of the markets
yse y = ns Uni
articles o. ratc aud commerce will be governed by their
The most important consideration, however, win he
people o. ms territory Is the principles upon which they
are to establish their governmeSand institutions and mol
only TO them, but 70 the whole unon Of which they con.
sluie part, Relieving honestly that the principles ofhs
Wing party are The principles Of the founders Of this Gov
70 those who differ with us advocate and recommend
them with all the zeal and ability possess the accept
Separate and apart however from It's political character
It will be faithful chronicle fall important events which
ton will be ofte highest interests 70 parents whose sana
have gone there 10 takp un their abode. 10 merchania
re- a mrer Who hays deep stake m tho
W.
lroHrIA Wnia ought to be Of interest We desire large
circulation IN the Stncs and II our friends ard brethren al
the press, with numerous part OF whom we are not I'M.
known, will take an interest In enterprise we shall
have It. '' " ''
Aswe are TO the pioneer the harhngcr to prspare Tho
way ar eeTe who arc 10 come aef us, we trust that The
WINGS o. tie states Will give us generous support
II liz impossible TO fix upon the price OF the paper The
annual subscription, however, cannot be- less thnn al for
ihe weekly paper. The name always be accompa.
MED with the money No person, however eminent need
expect us 10 send him the paper until the sb rplon pricp
~ PAID All letters must be post aid Advertising will
DC regulated according 10 the rates III that eounry Rer
sona Wishing 10 snhscrhe adv by sennl
!heir names0 Hon. w w. heaton, or Col NJ Tbompson
Hon Henry Meies and Gen. Adolram
Chnndler, New York. JAMES M. CRANE.
Washington, April Cd, 1910.
N. b. The Ediors Of the newspaper press throughout
re United States will much oblige lfthey will publish
MS prospectus and call the attention Of their readers
As we shall not leave for few weeks yet should like
carry out with us as large subscription list possible
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md style OF garment 10 suit all tastcs Gentlemen will
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