The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-20
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in the thriy
s oSn 81 s Is eae & Is as
Il his design few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion ofthe Union.
While the Editor VIII recommend and advocate all the
Fundamental principles Of the Wing party he will exercise
an independent judgment upon its acts No reconsideration
could tempt him TO advocate measures which he believed
detrimental to the interest Of coun
try Blind subseryiency TO party s the beseting political
sin Of our times He who properly estimates The high
vocation and influential position oan editor ought regard
him only as the guardian OF the constitution and institutions
Of his country and not the mecenay agent Of clqnes and
factions We have country to serve, well as party 10
should BIG, and ought to make the general welfare ana
the blessings liberty to ourselves and poste the polar
star OTHER editorial nbos He who makes these second
airy s,bservcn to personal selfish considerations il
wrongdoe Of the highest gnde and ought be avoided as
No party long preserve It's honor and integrity and
lis hold upon the confidence ofthe peope which viii wink
press what monstrosties may not in time perperafe
The party for whose incoming and success gave the
ought so invite intelligent end impartial
foes The people may sometimes be mised do wrong
but their sober second thought will always be right and
efficient. -
The presept Administration came into power as tho
advocates Of free and liberal legsatona the friends Of
what Processes II will be well with it; II not the sooner
it soverthrown and annhlaed the better Il will be for US
that It's llusirions chief who has In times past given an
earnest Of his patriotism and devotion TO the country whca
Government entle him the gratitude OF the pre-
sent and coming generations.
new satesin large bodids going there, They consii
erprise and to have TO do with the future pro.
gress ofcvizaton and the OF the world than
habit Through them powerful State TO grow mn on
the banks Of the Pacific, from which Is TO spread through
Through them this hitherto almost Inaccessible portion Of
The world Is 70 be reached redeemed regenerned and dis
enhraed; her yast resources unlocked, and the COM
With such population the construction Of railroad
land, will be demanded When this i done the vast trea
aures Of Asia will reach us and Europe, by this inland
must have the effect Of giving the control Of The MARKERS
and the moneypower ofthe world the people Of The uni
ted States The stand and value of money nv well as all
value here. - y ''S''
The most important consideration, however. with the
people o. his territory s the principles upon which they
are 10 establish their government and institutions and not
only to them but to The whole Unon Of which they con-
siie part Believing honestly that principles ofihr
Wing party are the principles Of the founders Of This Gov
eminent and ,hs Constitution shall with All Difference
them with all the zeal and ability possess to the accept
anee and support ofthe people q California.
II viii be faithful chronicle Of all Important events which
may =. IN n b, Pn o. our country The local norma
have gone there to iaks up their abode To merchants
manulaaturers and farmers who hays deep stake in The
prosperity Of this distant portion Of the country TE Cal.
roaNrA Vino ought to be Of interest. We desire large
circulation In the States and Il our riend ard brethren Of
the press, with numerous Of whom are not mn
known will Take an interest In our enterprise we shall
haveit $50
to be the pioneer the hsrbger to prepare the
way for others who are TO aer we tr,st tLat hs
Whgs Of the States win give generous support
annual Tbacrpton. however cainot be less han ss fo
the weekly paper The name always be accomp,.
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