Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-11
THE KANSAS HERALD.

the OLDEST AND xosT RELIARLE PAPE1 IN THE
TERRITORY.
The Kansas Herald is published at Leaven-
wsr.h-the most Populous town in the Terrific
ry--by Messr.. Eastin & Adams, and is under
the editorial charge Of Aessrs. Lucian J. Eastin
and II. Rives Pollard. It is devoted to general
news, refined literature, politics, and to the cause
and interests of the South, and will treat upon
all subjects which the Editors may deem inter
esting, instructive and edifyins to its readers
I. will at all times and to The best of its ability,
defend tn. principles Of the Democratic party,
advocate all just and salutary reforms, attack
corruption wherever it may be fonnd, resist with
unsparius severity all unjust agS, essisn at fana-
tic, upon thu rights and institutions of the South
and will labor with no ordinary devotion for the
supremacy Of those principles upon which the
perpetuity of our beloved Union stand.
Abolitionism and fanaticism, uHder whltever
yarb, will find no advocacy nor support in it.
columns, but ON the contrary stern rebake, otter
denuneia.ion and full exposure of their perni-
eious effects. The object of the Publishers is to
present an unexceptiona5ls newspape3, in the
fullest scceptation of the from all cor
rupt:ng literature and ali that is vulgar indecent
and demoralizing in its tendency, and inferi"r to
journal published in Kansas, in its news depart
ment, IN its Legislative reports, its accounts oil
public meetings and all general intelligence per-
tanning to our young and fourishing Territory
No expense shall be spared for this purpose.
A new Feature.
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California correspondence, from the able and
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held1 who is at present PRINCIPAL EDITOR OF
one Of the leading public journals of San Fran
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and increase of the patronage they have so lib
erslIy extended to the Herald hitherto, the Pub
fishers refer to the past the best guarantees thai
teristics, its independence, and its fidelity to tht
principles Of the pro-slavery party.
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on fine white paper, presenting in its nechanica
execution an elegant specimet Of art.
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Us marked copy Of the paper containing the .
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