The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-17
THE CALIFORNIA WING.

ME Vfopohes 10 pupHbu w IHe tHrV-
ticabe, journal 10 he called THE CALIFORNIA WING
Il is hig design few leave with the proper unfit
for this purpose for thai distant but highly interesting and
| important portion ofthe Union.
nt principles Of the Wing party he will exercise
an independent judgment upon liz acts NoconsiieTaon
could tempt him 10 advocate measures which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental the interest Of the
try Blind snbservency 70 party Is the beseftng political
vocation and influential position Of editor ought regard
him only the guardian o the constitution and institutions
factions We have country serve, wen parry %
obey Journalists teachers % great political truth,
The blessings Of liberty to ourselves ami posiery the polar
star OF heir editorial abors lie who makes these second
wrong doer highest grade and ought to be avoided
one whose life il evil and that continually.
No party long preserve its honor aud integrity and
its hold upon the confidence oihe people which win wink
the least appearance Of corruption Iii haaa pensoned
,r r @soss an we ss he
mos unreserved cooperation and labor II expects 70 be
ought to so act as 10 invite inellg Mt end impartial
Judgment upon lie acts and policy both from ts friends and
bu, their sober second thought will always be right AMI
Efficient
advocates OF free and liberal egsntionas the friends u
peace, progress, and home industry II il will practice
what progresses, it will he well with II II not the
IL overthrown and annhilaed the better will be for
and successors but we have an abiding confidence
that its ilsroms chief, who has In times past given
of his patriotism and devotion 70 the country which
has just sisiolly honored him, will administer
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No SPOT on ts mi exces at thIs time 20 much in.
teresf and concern as California The youth tthe old and
new Siaiesn large bodids going there. They eons.
tue population high public spirit n,egence and en-
terpte, and have To do with the future pro-
gress Of civilization and the commerce OF the world than
any Other ean1 number Of . on he sphere we IN
the hanks Of the Pacific. from which 10 TO spread through
As s Almost
he world is 70 be reached redeemed regeneraie and dis
enthrned; her vast unlocked, and tho
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with such population the construction of a rairoad
snG viii be ssnded Who" Ills done The vss es
OF Asia will reach us, and Europe by this inland
have the effect of giving the control Of the markets
and the money power Of te word 10 the people Of the Uni
ted States The stand and value Of money well all
articles OF traffic and commerce will be governed by their
| The most important consideration however, with tho
people Of this territory Is the principles upon which they
10 establish their government and institutions and not
only them but to the whole lnion Of which they
sluie part Believing honestly that the principles ofihe
Wing party are The principles Of The founders Of This Gov
10 those who differ with us advocate and recommend
them with all the zeal aud ability possess to the accept
ance and support oftl,e people o. California.
Separate apart however from It's political character
it will be faithful chronicle OF all important events which
may occur in that part Of country. The local inorma
lion will be Of The highest interests parents whose
have gone there talks mp their abode To merchants
and farmers who have deep stake In the
prosperity of this distant portion Of the country THs CAL
ipoRsA Who ought to be Of interest We desire large
circulation in the States and friends ard brethren Of
the press with part OF whom we are not un
known, viii take an interest ia our enterprise we shall
have IT, Uest.,
Az we are to be The pioneer harbnger prepare the
way for others who are 10 come after u we trust that The
Wigs Of the States will give generous support
II Is impossible TO 1S npon the price Of the ppper The
annual subscription, however, cannot be less than So for
the weekly paper The must always be accoinpa
MED with, the money. No person. however eminent need
expec, send him The paper until the suhac piion price
paid. All letters must be postpaid, Advertising will
regulated according the rates Of that country Per
wishing to subscribe or advertise can % 60 By senng
Washington; Hon: Henry aegs and Gen Adoniram
Chandler, New York JAMES NJ CRANE.
Hashingion, April 2d, isi9.
N. u Tie Edi0rs Of the newspaper press throughout
ie United States win much obige lis ifthey win pub b
this prospectus, aud call The attention Of their readers 60
shall moi leave few weeks yet, should like
carry with large subscription list as possible
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