Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-08
To Oar. Patrons.

We desire to call the especial attention
of our patrons to certain improvements
which it is our purpose to make in this pa
per, al the commencement of the next vol
ume, and which, we think, will render it still
more worthy Of general patronage.
ENLARGEmENT.-It is intended to en-
large this paper, with the commencement of
the next v< eme, by the elongation of it; COZ
.umns, and the addition of column to each
page The Herald will then contain
twenty-eight columns, and will exceed in
size any of its Territorial eetemparies.-
Besides this enlargement we shall be ena-
tled on the completion of the publication of
United States Laws to give up our entire
''frst page" to poetry, humorous items, and
a general variety of interesting articles up
on different topics, by which means we
hope to supply our readers with much pleas
ant reading matter.
Other ImpRoyEMENTs.-The new vol-
.ume will be improved in many respects,
and its publication will be greatly beautifed.
With fine clear type, superior quality OF
paper, new heading, and many minor
features which, it is believed, will enhance
the value and interest of this paper, the
Proprietors hope to make the Herald one
of the handsomest and most valuable pa
pers issued from the press of this Territory.
EpIToRIAL DEP our edi
torial remarks we will adhere steadily and
firmly to the course we have hitherto pur-
sued. We will speak freely and openly on
all topics of public interest; resist all
unjust aggression upon the sentiments
rights and institutions of the South de-
nounce abuses wherever they may exist; !;
appeal to judgement instead of passion;
and in all things substitute Reason for
Dogmatsm. We shall continue to be the
same fearless opponent of Fanaticism,
Freesoilism, National Democracy in Kan-
sas," and the thousand and one disguises
which Aboltionism, in the ever shifting
game of politics, assumes to cover its de-
formity and nakedness from the public eye !;
but shall aim in all things to promote har-
mony of sentiment and unity of effort
among Pro-slavery men IN this Territory,
recognizing the importance of making Kan.
sas SLAVE State paramount to all section-
al interest and all nominal party
PAY UP But while announcing the
Improvements to be made in the Herald,
and reasserting its principles it may not be
an inappropriate time to ask all our pa
irons who are indebted tc this Office for
subscription, advertising or job work to call
and make immediate settlement, as 1t is
our wish to have the accounts of the Herald
settled up before the CONNIE ncement of the
next volume. If it be not IN their power
to discharge all they owe US, let them share
with us portion of their means. We
have postponed the matter up to this time
as an accommodation to our friends, and
hope they will not fail now to respond to
this CALL Let them defer the payment of
their debts no longer, or else we will have
to adopt the complaint of Hostess Quickly
IL have borne. and borne. and borne, and
have been fubbed off, and fubbed off, and
fubbed off, from this day to that day, that
is shame to be thought or"
PEHsoNAL.-We are indebted to. II.
IN les Moore Esq, for late New York,
philadelphia and Chicago papers. Mr.
EMoote has just returned from the East. and
Intends locating here for the practice of his
profession. He is an able lawyer and a
pleasant gentleman.