The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-10
THE cALTFORNIA WING.

rT7IIR UNDERSIGNED proposes TO publish IN the ihry.
tlcable, sjonrna 10 be called THE CALIFORNIA VINO
his design IN few weeks 70 leave with the proper outfit
for this purpose for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion iihe Union.
While the Editor VIII recommend and advocate NIL the
an ndppenasn judgment upon It's ars No conaldsaiio
could tempt him 10 advocate which he believed
and detrimental tothe ntereai q the con
try Blind sbserviency 70 party Is the beaetting political
sin Of our times He who properly estimates the high
vocation and influential position ofan editor ought 70 regard
him only the guardian offhe constitution and instiutona
e his county and not hs mercenary asen. 81 cusa and
should be- and ought 70 make he s general welfare and
The blessings q liberty to ourselves and poaeriy the polar
star ofher editorial abors lie who makes heae second
airy sbaeryirntfo porsoal selfish considerations Is
wrong doer q the highest grade, oughto be avoided
No party long preserve s honor and integrity and
lbs hold upon The confidence ofih people which win wink
press what nionalroalties may in time peTperate
The party for Whose incoming and success we the
nnrsseved cooperation and labor II expects BE-
ufef and preserve is honor and Integrity untarnshed
ought act invite intelligent end impartial
Judgment upon lis acts and policy both from s friends and
foes The people may sometimes be msed ami do wrong
but lheif sober second thought will alwysbe right md
efficient
The present Administration came into power as the
advocates Of free and liberal legislation the friends ut
What proieases Il will be well Will il not The sooner
II ls orefihrown aid annlaed the better u will be for
and our Hut we have an abiding confidence
earnest Of his patriotism and devotion % The country which
has ns senaily honored him, win administer our
Government as 10 tnitle him 10 the gratitude OF the pre-.
sent aud coming generations. "
No spot thisronnent exces at This time much in.
tsres and concern as California. The youth ofhe old and
new States in large bodids going there They consti
mie population ofhgh public spirii, intelligence, and en-.
ierprIse and have do with The future pro-
eret Of civilization and The OF the world Than
any other equal number Of pereons on the sphere HI
habit Through them powerful State is 10 grow m on
The banks Of the Pacific from which 10 to apread through
oil Asia civilizations arts science, liberty, and religion.
Through them this hitherto almost naccessble portion OF
the world is he reached redeemed regeneraied and s
enthraiedi her vast resources unlocked and The
merce Of the world reversed
With such population The construction Of railroad
across The continent Inns connecting the TWO by
land will be demanded When this Is done, the
snres OF Asia viii reach us and Europe by This inland
communication, This revolution In trade and commerce
have the effect Of giving The control Of the markets
and the money 81 The world 10 the people of the Uni
ted States. The stand and value Of money well as all
articles Of traffic and commerce viii be governed by their
value here.
The most important consideration, however, with the
people Of dis territory IL The principles upon which they
only them, bnl 10 The whole Union, OF which they con-
ste part Relieving honestly tlaihe principles oflhe
eminent and Of demonstration, SHALL with all difference
10 those who differ with us, advocate and recommend
ance and support fihe people Of California.
Separate and april however, from It's political character
will be faithful chronicle Of all important which
may that par OF our country The local inorma
lion will he The highest nieress 10 parens whose
manniaarers and farmers who have deep stake in ihs
prosperity Of This distant portion Of the country Tins Cat
IPoRnlk VIVA ought 10 be Of interest We desire large
circulation IN the States and friends AID brethren al
the press, with numerous part Of whom moi
known will take an interest in enterprise shall
have II.
be the pioneer the harbingcr prepare the
way others who ,er MS trust that The
Wings Of the Siaisa viii give Ne generous support.
!, Impossible 10 FIX upon the price oi the paper The
annual subscription however, cannot be less ein s5 for
the weekly paper The name must always be arcompa.
MED with the money. No person, however eminent need
expert Hrnd him iepaper until the subscription price
Is jaid An letters he postpaid Advertising will
he regulated according the rates Of thai country Per.
sons wishing nbecTbe advertise do by sendinR
their nameRio Hon w. W. Sraon, or Col NJ Thnmpson
washington; Hon Henry Meea and Geu Adoniram
Chandler. New York. JAMES NJ CRANE
Heshfrgfon, april ri, 1870
N, u, The Edors Of the newspaper press throughout
The United Safsn win much obgc Us lfhey viii p,blirh
this prospectus and call The attention their readers Ia Il
As we shall leave for few weeks yet we should Inc
to carry c wiihus rs large anbscrpon list as possible
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