The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-27
Complimentary.
Herald of Freedom. .

The second number OF this paper, ed
tied by G. w. Brown, Esq, and publish
ed at Lawrence, Kansas Territory, has
come TO hand. 1t is of fair size, neatly
printed, and its columns evince ability
and industry in collecting territorial news.
The number before US is nearly filed
with original matter. 1t starts with a
very large subscription list. AS soon as
navigation opens steam power-press will
be used for it /; and capital of $4,000
will be employed to make it one of the
leading papers of the Territory. 1t is
Freesoil to the very core, and will "wake
snakes" with the Kansas Pioneer, Herald
and Squatter Sovereign, by-and by
"Wait for the wagonF' For ourselves
we deprecate all unnecessary agitation o
the slavery question.-Parkvitte Lumi
nary.
1t is devoted to the object of making
Kansas free State, and is edited with
great ability and force. The editor says
that he issued, this first number, 90, 600,
which of course requires steam press.
A large share of the edition is circulated
in the States, for the purpose of acquaint-
ing the people with the Territory, its in
ducements, &c. We advise every body
who has an anxiety to keep informed as
to this Territory which is now attracting
so much attention, by all means to SUBJ
scribe for this paper. There is no paper
in the Union better worth the money
Nonfrose, Pa, Democrat.
Mr.. Brown was formerly editor of the
Conneautville, Pa, Courier, a paper
that was always noted for its indcpen-
dence, manliness, and good sense, and is
the very man to battle against slavery,
rum, and kindred evils that threaten to
infest the new Territory His paper will
be a treasury of valuable and interesting
information, for which the price, S9 90
per annum, is but poor equivalent
Every man who wishes to keep up with
the times, should subscribe for it.-Buf
Er.
As everything from this new region
islooked upon with lively interest, We, of
course, derive pleasure from going over
its well-filled columns.-Pa. Dem.
1t is larseeislit column paper, we'll
printed, and entirely filled with reading
matter of grea. interest 10 those who de-
sire To learn what is. going on in that far
off but much talked of Territory.
Its influence in resisting the introduc-
ton of slavery into Kansas can hardly
be estimated.
Contains much interesting information
respecting the Territory which is now a.
tracing so much of public attention.
TIE american Union, SteubeRyiue, Ohio
1t is large, well-prin;ed weekly, and
unless it receives support out of the Ter
ritory where it is published. somebody
must lose by the enterprise. Let all the
friends of freedom send one, FIVE, or Ter
dollars (as G1d has blessed them TO the
publishers of this paper. and thus en-
courage the cause offrcedom.- Hes.feid
Mass, .Ters Letter.
1t is well filled with reaiing matter
and very neatly printed. The Herald j,
free paper, and will doubtlessly b
sustained by the enterprisins people o!
that loeality.-Gien FaHs free Press
1t is large and beautiful sheet. and
gives evidence of able editorship. On
the slavery question it is right, and We
wish it every success Orleans Go
Gag, Los5argh, ".
We regard this publication as the bes,
that has come under our notice, from
that section of country and bespeak foI
il wide circulation, not only among ths
settlers, but in the more pepuious parts o
the Union
The Herald Is published at the mod
crate price Of two dollars year whicl
We consider extremely low, taking int.
consideration the partof the country fren
which it hails.-Esataeky Neos, lseu
port.