The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-02-03
Complimentary.
Notioes Of she Pres.

| of the rapidly peopiing Territory. Il
announces In It's salut-s.ry, that the
Herald viii labor with all Is zeal against
the introduction Of slavery into Kansas.
success 10 itIosza Dem. Laqair<r,
Auscafine.
It's object IS TO beat back the advancing
hordes of southern ehisalry and their
human chattels. and with the aid of the
press invite the free sons of the North
| to contribute their share III building
up an empire there which shall be sa-
cred to Freedom. Its ably edited. print
ed by steam, and bids lair 70 become a
strong auxiliary in the cause of freedom
and ruth.-Peadmiam, East Greenwieh,
r. l.
1t is handsome well-printed sheet.
bearing the impress of ability and faith
fulness on the part of its conductors, and
contains much and valuable information
in reference to the new Territory. It is
the intention of the conductors of the
paper to fill it principally with original
matter relating to Kansas Territory in
its various aspects. On this account. it
! viii be a valuable paper to all interested
in the Territory or future State Of Kan
sss.-Iras Dem, At, Pleasanf, Io,co.
1t is large, neatly printed sheet. and
gives promise of doing good service in the
cause of freedom in that distant Terrific
ry- Wyoming Co., ". T.. Nirror. Var
saap.
In regard toits typographical arrange
ment and general appearance. as well as.
the quantity of reading matter which
the Herald contains, it is a specimen of g.
newspaper, and does credit to the west
ern wiids, from which it halls. The
publishers, Messrs. G. W. Brown & Co..
employ steam press in printing it, and
are provided with q full assortment of
job-type, to meet the wants of the nu-
merous emigrants, who are at present
populating that region.-NorfhamptOn.
Pa, Courier. Easton.
1t is strong anti-slavery journal,
and is published by G. w. Brown d. Co..
who emigrated from Conneautville, Craw-
ford co.. Pa. They begin their opera
tons with vigor. as viii be seen by the
following announcement in their leading
editorial Slavery shall never be per-
United to extend its biighting influence
over the western valley of the Missouri
and Its tributaries" Success to the en-
terprise.-Bradtord Argas, Toseasda.
Pa.
Away from the far-off country of Kan
sas comes one of the handsomestand best
edited newspapers that grace our ls,x
Ii is called "The Kansas Herald of Free
dom,' - and is published by g. W. Brown
IL Co.-HoltidaysaGrg, Pa, Register.
The Herald is published by G. w.
Brown d Co., formerly of Pennsylvania;
and in their Introductory address they
say" Our great object is to make Kan
sas free State, and to that end we shall
labor by encouraging emigration. It is
not our purpose to engage In a crusade
against our Southern brethren, nor upon
their institutions, so long as confined
within their legitimate sphere. Our
field is Kansas, and here shall erect anew
the altar of Liberty.n-Sf. GlairspiHs
Guz. d. Citizen, Belmont Co., Ohio.
|: We are agreoably surprised at the
large dimensions and fine appearance of
the sheet. 1t is filed chiefly with mat
ters pertaining to the new Territory, and
to the advocacy of free principles tlierein,z
To those who may have any remote idea
Of emigrating to Kansas. there is much
of interest in this paper, and we will be
pleased to show it TO such as may call at
this Office. Success TO the Herald of
Freedom. and the good cause in which
it is engaged.-Aflan. o.. Free Press
The Herald of Freedom is the name
of a large, handsomely printed. and in
teresting looking paper publishedat 1 W.
renee. in Kansas Territory, by G. w.
BRowS d Co. 1t is printed with steam
press, and conducted with go-ahead
spirit, but advocates the Freesoa prin-
ciples.-Sosahern Heekly Post, Raleigh,
Y. C.
We have had Nebraska Journals ON
our table for some time, and now have
che pleasure of welcoming the first num-
Der of the "Heraid of Freedom" 1t is
a handsome sheet and well printed. ALI
sorts of information about Kansss fills its,
columns. from the organic law down to.
constitutions of claim leagues and sketch
es of the scenery and the soil. Ii is sr-
IDENTIFY on the side of freedom in Kansas
fiat-footed and straight-out--and claims
to be independent on all subjects. I" ''de-
voted to the interests OF Kansas Terri
tory. ."-4issoari, 81. Louis, Democrat
1t is a large sized sheet, embracing
thirty-two columns. and the mechanical
execution is superior to that displayed in
a majority of the papers of this State-
The Herald of Freedom. is Freesoil
all over, and is established. as It's editor
boldly and frankly declares In his salu-
tatory address, to contend and combat
against the admission of any more slave
territory into the Union. He formerly
published paper at Conneautyille, Pa,
and declared his intention. while the
Kansas Nebraska bill was pending in
Congress, in the event of its passage. 20
remove TO Kansas for the purpose now
being carried out.-4kaeas, 1sHaessee,.
Post. e
1t is a handsome sheet, well printed--
printed by steamp' in Kansas about
half an inch larger than the Daily Tele-
graph all round-and bearing the same
motto with onr Weekly. On fhat account.
we are bound to say We Ike Il. and IT,.
acts up to that motto It viii be pattern
paper. The way its conductor talks to
the people about those who want to pro-
paga.e negro slavery is very decided
specimen of the Independent American.
The arrangements for editorial aid are Of
the amplest description. The foreman Of
the printing department is D. c. Bar
RErT, Esq, late proof-resder OF tho
Washington Globe, and some Of the
workmen :. have been publishers IN east