The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-10
Complimentary.
Notices of the Press.

! 1t is entirely filled with matter relating
to Kansas, and interesting to those who
have. emigrated there, or those who feel
an interest in the future of that far west
ern and promising region. 1t is got up
with spirit and ability, and makes hand
some appearance. 1t promises to make
the Declaration of Independence and the
National Constitution its guides, and
battle faithfully for the cause of freedom
in Kansas. Mr.. Brown, for the last sew.
en- years, published an independent paper
at Conneautville, Pa.-Dem., fleming
ton, NJ
1t is handsomely gotten up and well
printed paper, devoted to freedom and
the interests of Kansas Territery.-Re-
publican, York, Pa.
The mechanical part of the paper is
exeellent--its editorials we'll written-
and the whole concern Abolitionism dyed
in the WOOL Oeeidentat lNes., hadepen-
dence, No. .aHI ~,
+ 1t is neatly printed, large-sizcd pa
per, containing thirty-one and half col
umns of reading matter, devoted to the
cause of freedom. Mr.. Brown formerly
published a paper in Pennsylvania. He
is an able writer, and will do much to-
wards putting up those bars, which the
last Congress let down for the purpose of
letting the South drive their slaves into
Kansas Chronicle, Ithaca, v. y
The specimen number is fine one in
matter and execution, and the firm and
independent, yet goodtempered tone of
the sheet, augurs well for the friends of
acknowledgement Dem, Concord,
" II.
| 1t is large, good-looking sheet, and
is filled with articles about Kansas
Those who wish any information in re-
gard to that Territory should subscribe
for this paper. The editor states that he
has competent body of assistants en-
gagged, among whom will be one engaged
in travelling through the Territory, and
he promises to make irst-rate family
paper. We recommend it to the patron
age of the friends of freedom throughout
the land-Saratoga Wig, " I.
1t is fine paper, both in size and me.
chanical appearance, and is edited with
decided ability.-La Porte Union, Ia.
The first number indicates much abil
| ity, and in strong and emphatic language
announces the hostility of the proprietor;
to the institution of slavery. The Her
aid is the organ of the Emigrant Aid So.
;. ciety, and exhortsemigrantsf from the free
States to hasten their journey and secure
homes in the promised land of freedom
E-Leringtoa, No.. Express.
We have received the first number OF
a large and beautifully printed paper,
with the above title, published 1T Law
renee, Kansas Territory, by G. w Brown
d Co. Mr.. B. was formerly publisher
of the Conneautville, Pa, Courier. and
is a warm-hearted and jealous friend OF
freedom. With the aid of this paper
which is battling for freedom in the Ter
ritories-and the large number of emf
grants from the free States, We yet hope
to see that beautiful country the home OF
industrious freemen, instead of being
cursed by slavery. Success to the Her.
aid of Freedom; and those who sympa-
thize with the publishers, as the pioneers
of freedom in Kansas, should patronize
them.-Jefersoaian Democrat, CAardon,
Geauga County, Ohio.
1t is Independent, and devoted to free
dom, and the interests of Kansas Terri
tory. May it be one of the great instru-
mentalities which shall cause that vast
domain to be consecrated to universal
freedom and, to render it useful, may
it have the support of those who wish to
preserve that country from the blighting
influence of slayery.-Gospel Banner.