The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-05

THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes 10 publish in the thriy
lcable, ajonrnal 10 he called THE CALIFORNIA who
iahs design in few weeks leave with the proper outfit
Tor this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
While HE Editor win recommend and advocate all the
nnmen,a1 principles ",the Wig party will exercise
could tempt him to advocate measures which he believed
Unconstitutional and 10 The interest al The conn
Try blnd sbserfiency 10 party Ia the beseing political
sin Of our times lie who properly estimates the high
vocation and influential position oan editor ought to regard
him only AS The guardian Of the constitution and institutions
Of his country, and mol the mercenary agent cues and
factions. We have country 10 serve well party 10
obey Journalists are teachers Of great political truth o,
should be, and ought 10 make thr general weare and
the dressings Of liberty 10 ourselves and postery polar
star Their editorial lahois He who makes these second
airy or silbserrien TO personal selfish considerations Is
wrongdoer Of The gles, grade and ought be avoided a.
one whose life is evil, and thai continually
No party can long preserve lis honor and integrity and
lis hold upon The confidence ofhe peoples which will wink
Zine least appearance OF corruption II has pensoned
press, what mnnsroslies may not in time perpeirafe-
The party for whose incoming and gave the
most nnreserred cooperation and labor, II expects
useful and preserve is honor and integrity uhtarnishsd
ought TO so act as TO invite an Intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon It's acts and policy both from its ende and
foes The people may sometimes he msed and do wrong,
but their sober second thought will always he right and
efficient. "a.
The present Administration came into power ma tbs
advocates Of free and liberal leeislaioas The friends Of
peace progress and home industry. lit viii practice
what processes il will be- well with it il the sooner
II is oyehrown and annihaied the better Il will for us
and our successors, But have abiding confidence
that It's lmsriols chief who has in times past given
earnest Of his patriotism and devotion the country which
has just slgnay honored him, will aiminser our
Government MS to enlle him to the gratitude OF the pre-
sent and coming generations. -a...s = ~
No spot thsconinent ryces al this time so much in
teres and Az California The youth Of the Old and
States in large boids going there. They cons
e population Of high public spril, intelligence and en-
ierprsr and TO have more to with The future pro
gress Of fertilization and the OF the world than
any other equal number u persons the sphere we In
the banks Of The Pacific from, which is to spread through
all Asia civilization, arts science. liberty, and religion
Through Them This hitherto almost inaccessible portion Of
rafeI nj Al
enihiaieh her vast resources unlocked, and the com.
merce ofthe world reversed
across ne continent thus connecting the two oceans by
land will be demanded When this is done. the vast trea
communication. This revolution In Trade and commerea
must have the effect Of giving The control Of the markets
ted States The stand and value money ~ well as all
articles Of traffic and commerce will he governed by their
value here.
The most important considerations however, with the
people ., @ Territory y he prnepes upon which they
only 10 them, but to the whole Unon of which they
s!ile part Believing honestly that The principles ofhe
eminent and OF The constitution we shall with ali Difference
l .mose w s hsr WIN s s advocate and %
anre and support ofihe people q California - ~
Separate and apart however from IL political Character
may a II our az The local eses %nsl
ton viii be OF the highest interests 10 parents whose sons
nvs srfe oa 70 Sas up fp ABODE 70 merchants
prosperity Of this distant portion Of the country, Tts Cat
roRNIA WItid ought 10 be Of interest We desire arue
circulation In the States, and our friends brethren OF
the press, with numerous part Of whom we are moi nm
known will take an interest IN enterprise we shall
have H.
AZ 10 be The pioneer Tile hahinger 10 prepare the
way for others who are to come after us trust that lie
Wings Of The states will give vs. generous support
Il isimpossibe to upon the price The paner The
annual subscription, however, cannot he rss than &C for
the weekly paper Tir name always be accompa.
MED with the money No person. however emn,n nsra
expect us to send him the paper until the ,,icr
" paid Al letters must be postpaid Adyersine Win
nf nae
wishing sbrrbe advertise an do SO Nv eendng
their nauieato Hon. w w Seaon or col M Tbomnao,,
Washington; Hon. Henry Meirs and Gen Adonirsm
Chandler, New York LANES IN NJ
Washington, April 2a, 1879
. N: The Ediors OF the newspaper press throughout
the United States viii much obre lis iithpy will pnbii,h
this prospectus aud call the attention Of their re ad.s 10 i,
As we shall moi leave Tor few weeks yet we should like
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