The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-24
Complimentary.
Notices of the Press.

Notices OF the Press.
We have received copy of the first
number of 1.-The Herald of Freedom ; an
Independent weekly newspaper, devoted
to freedom and the interests of Kansas
Territory" issued at Lawrence, Kansas,
on the 91st ult., by G. w. Brown. ESQ.,,
formerly of the Conneautyille Courier,
Pa. The Herald is a large, very hand
some, and well filed sheet. In the words
tof the editor, it will exercise its influence
Sin beating back the advancing hordes of
southern ehiyalry and their human chat
tells" All measure of success to the
Herald of Freedom !-Genesee Whig.
1t is large, handsome sheet, and well
filed with everything interesting, as re-
CARDS the Territory, and with special re-
gard to its greatest intercst-its preserva-
ton as free Territory.--N Fl. Seati-
aei
Itcontains much valuable information
relative to the "great country" and is
deeply interesting to those who take an
interest in this new, and soon to be pow
erful State.-Baitimore Co., Nd, Adv.
1t is a well-printed sheet, about the
size of the Journal, devoted to freedom
and the interests of Kansas Territory.
1t is strongly Freesoil.-Lansing, Mich,
State Journal.
In this paper we find many articles of
value to those who think of going west,
and shall take occasion to extract largely
for our next weeks issue. To persons
who wish to gain knowledge of that Ter
ritory, this would be valuable assistant
To such we would say subscribe for it,
as it costs only two dollars per annum,
and in its columns you will find more
reliable information in relation to that
Territory than you can by spending fifty
dollars any other way.-Craagford Co.
Forum.
Independent on all subjects. The pro-
prietors must have exalted ideas of the
future of the new Territory, to undertake
such paper as this, rivaling in size the
first class weeklies of the old States. We
hope their fondest expectations may be
realized.-East Boston Leader.
1t halls from the new city of Law
renee, is large and handsomely printed
sheet, and it is strange to understand how
the proprietors have been able to get up
such large and well-printed paper in
such sparse and ili-settled country.
The editor is very sanguine with regard
to the future prospects of the Territory ;
and if he can afford to print so good a
paper as his specimen number presents,
we wish him "God speed" ."-Boston
| COurier.
It is large sheet and a handsome one.
Few journals come to us from any part
of the Great West SO neatly and carefully
printed as this. 1t is "devoted to Free
dom, and the interests of Kansas Terri
tory" and is filed with matters of inter-
est to those whose faces are set Kansas
ward, and to those who are interested in
saving that fair domain from the occupan-
cy of the STAKEHOLDER and the curse of
slavery-Boston Li5erator.
It is very handsomely printed, better
far than three fourths of the newspapers
published in this State and if it has any
subscribers they are deprived one great
pleasure, and that is the privilege of read
ing advertisements. But think of it, a
large, finely printed, and well-edited pa
per, printed by steam, in Territory of
the United States, where one year since
there was scarcely white man Wild
and uncultiyated then as possible; and
now the bold enterprise of this energetic
people is there with steam, and all the ele-
ments to subdue the untamed state of
nature in which the future State is found
by the present pioneers. Truly the age
is remarkable one.-West Chester
Reporter.
We have received the first number of
this large, handsome, and well-printed
sheet As to its newspapers, as well as
in other respects, Kansas starts into ex-
istance, not a puny infant, for which
years are required before she can stand
alone, but full grown, armed and equip
ped, like Minerva from the brain of Jupi-
ter. The paper is printed by steam, and
the first number of it contains much use
| full information for emigrants to that re-
gion.-Boston Telegraph.
1t is large-sized, well-printed sheet,
and in appearance compares well with
the mammoth weeklies of the States. 1t
speaks very fatteringly of the prospects
ofthe Territory. We advise the friends
of freedom" to remit S2, one years ad-
vance subscription, for the Herald Cen
terrible Chroniete, Aick.
We have received the first No. of 'sThe
Kansas Herald of Freedom, " published
at Lawrence, Kansas Territory, an inde-
pendent weekly newspapcr-deyoted to
freedom and the interests of Kansas Ter
ritery. By g. w. BRowS & Co., Se
per annum, large and valuable paper
full of information concerning the new
Territory r. Joaynal.
The Herald Of Freedom is large and
beautifully printed sheet, just established
at Lawrence, Kansas Territory. II is
edited with ability by y. W. Brown q
Co. We gladly place it on our exchange
list, and wish it much success Oskd-
loosa Herald, Iosca.
The publishers of the Herald have
kindly sent rs copy of this the first
number of their paper sheet beaati-
fully printed. containing valuable ssatis-
ties and information, relative to the cli-
| mate. soil. character, DC, Of Nebraska
and Kansas. aad good amount Of read
able miscellaneous matter. &c arrays it-
self on the plains. of Kansas 70 battle
IagziEss the encnoachment Of slavery, sad
advocate the cause Of liberty and right. .
1t will need but few such engines to eff
fectualIy overthrow the eifsdels aad
lstrongholds Of freedoms traitors, aad
keep the plzins Of Kansas free from the
feurse of slavery. Hay prosperity follow
their efiosts-Aokasck Halsey Register.