The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-18
TIE cALIroRNIA WIG.
TINE uNpERsieNEp proposes to publish IN III.

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ing town of san Francisco. California, soon prac
ucab4, JOURNAL 10 be called THE CALIFORNIA WIG
II his design few weeks 70 leave with the proper ouf
for this purpose for hat diaian but highly interesting
important portion ofrhe Union
fundamental principles Of the Wing party he viii exercise
independent judgment upon its acts Reconsideration
unconstitutional and detrimental 10 the interest OF the
Try Blind snbseryeney 10 party is the beseiing political
and influential position oan editor ought regard
him only the guardian Of the constitution and institutions
factions we have country serve well as party "a
obey Journalistic teachers Of great political truth
dressings liberty ourselves and posierty the polar
OF heir editorial aborn lie who makes these second
airy subserven 10 personal selfish considerations la
wrong oer OF the highest grade and ought be avoided
| one whose life is evil, and that continually.
No party long preserve It's honor and integrity and
its hold upon confidence Of the people, which win wink
the least appearance Of corruption II has ptnsione
The party for whose incoming anil success We gave ihe
most unieserved cooperation and labor, u expects 10 be
ought 10 act TO invite intelligent end impartial
judgment upon lis acts and policy both from ts ends and
foes The people may someimes be msed aud do wrong
but their sober second thought will always be right and
Efficient ~ .rlt
advocates Of free and liberal legslaonss The friends NJ
peace, progress, aud home industry, II i will practice
what prof sses, II will be we'll with Il If not the
overthrow and annlaed the better u will be for
and our Successors hui we have an abiding confidence
that its insrops chief who has in times past given an
Of his patriotism and devotion TO the country which
has Just sgnaly honored him, will administer our
Government enttle him TO the gratitude Of the pre-.
and coming generations,
No spot on excites at this time 40 much in
and California The youth Of the old and
new Staesn large bodids going there They conati.
population Of high public spr intelligence, and
sprise and are 10 have more to do with The future pre-
gress Of civilization and the commerce Of the world than
any other equal number Of on The sphere in
habit. Through them powerful State is TO grow up on
he banks of the Pacific, from which is spread through
all Asia civilization, ars science, liberty and religion
Through them this hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
the world IA 10 be reached redeemed reRenere and dis
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ntrce OF the world reversed.
across the continent, thus connecting the two by
land will be demanded When this is Done The vast rea
surts Of Asia win reach os and Europe BY his inland
have The effect Of giving the control OF the markets
and The o. he world . The people Of The Uni
articles oil traffic snd commerce will be governed by their
The most important consideration, however, with the
people 81 this territory, Is the principles upon which they
establish their government and Institutions and not
riuis part Believing hnnestly that the principles ofthe
WING party The prime piles Of the founders o. this Gov
10 those who differ with u.s. advocate and recommend
them with all the zee and ability we possers TO the accept
aud support ofihe people Of California.
Separate apart however, from ts political character
Il will faithful chronicle Of all important events which
ton will be Of the highest ncresrs parents whose sons
have gone there 10 taks mp their abode To merchants
manufacturers and hrmere who have deep stake In the
prosperity Of this dlaant portion OF the country Tan CAT
iroasIA Wo ought 10 be Of interest we deare large
circulation the States and ON friends a"dethren OF
the press with numerous part of whom
known will take an Interest In our enterprise, We Hhali
have u. at.l tF
As we are be the pioneer the prepare the
way for others who after we trust that the
whisrof The sai.sw win give US senerous support =,
is impossible 10 is upon the price Of The paper The
annual sbse rpop however csnnm be less than 81 for
tbs weekly paper. TIE name must rlways be accompa
MED with the money No person. however eminent, need
expect send him the paper mill ,he snbsc pllon price
u paid Al letters musi be postpaid Advertising will
regulated according the rates Of that country Per
wishing subscribe advertise do so by sending
their nsu,esto Hon w W Senton, Col NJ Thompson,
Washington; Hon. Henry Megs and Gen. Adoniram
Chandler. New York, JAMES ~. CRANE.
~ " The Ediors Of the newspaper press throughout
the United States will much oblge they will pnblish
this prospectus and call tho attention OF their readers 10 H.
shall not leave for few weeks yet, should Ike
carry with large subscription list possible,
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