The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-01-13

notices of the HERALD OF Freedom. We
believe no paper was ever ushered into
being with more general wish of sue
cess than has been extended to our jour
nal. 1t shall be our effort to merit their
appreciation, and this We shall do by pur-
suing the even inclination of our ways,
without dictation from any source. To
each member of the Press who commend
ed our enterprise to the favorable eorsid-
Grafton of the public, We cordially extend
our heartfelt thanks. i
The :. Herald of Freedom" is the title
of a new paper to be published In Kan
sas by G. w. BRowN, formerly of the
ConneautvilIe Courier, the first number
of which is now before us. 1t is large
and beautiful sheet, and we trust will re-.
ceive liberal support. Mr.. BRowS pos
sesses an unusual degree of energy and
perseverance. His enterprise has built
up a handsome business in our sister
town, which he leaves to seek his fortune
in the :. Far West" We wish him sue
cess in his distant home. Cra,rtord.
Pa, Democrat
Mr.. BRowN is talented, energetic, and
persevering gentleman; indeed, We do
not know of any one better qualified for
such an undertaking. Buffalo Erpress.
We wish the enterprise every possible
success. This is carrying out the advice
of those who fear to form northern par
ty. We trust Mr.. BRows may carry with
him ten thousand subscribers.-C Chatda-
qae, n. y, Democrut.
We are pleased to know that the pro-
ject has been committed to one possess
ing the talents, enterprise, and industry
of Mr.. BRowN. With him there is no
such word as e fail J" and now the friends
of freedom in the States should extend to
him prompt and liberal support. There
is no point from which early and correct
intelligence of the doings of the people
will be looked for with more interest than
that Territory; and this, in connection
with the duty felt of having such paper
Established as the one proposed, viii, we
trust, secure to the proprietor of the Her
aid that ample encouragement which his
lauGable undertaking so Justly merits
1New Castle, Pa, Promaigator.
1t is the duty of the friends of freedom
in the East and North to sustain this
newspaper, as an easy way to invest two
dollars in this great enterprise of giving
] freedom and Christianity to Kansas, and
keeping out slavery and heathenism.-
Boston Commonwealth.
We wish him a good and successful
fight, hand to hand, with slavery. His
hereditary feelings, like those of the an,
cient Hannibal, are all against slavery,
and he willwar and give no quarters
Crawford, Pa, journal.
We cannot let the opportunity slip o.
} feeling and uttering an ardent wish fol
. the success of the noble enterprise in
} which friend BRowN is embarked.-Neu
, Castle, Pa, Gazette
: From the high standing which the ed
itor's present paper has attained, and thu
great field he viii have to labor in, W,
: have not the least doubt but that the new
i issue will prove highly acceptable to the
/ friends of freedom in every portion o.
| our widespread Union. Persons desirou:
of emigrating to that vast country will
welcome such periodical, which, print
ed in its very midst, will give an honest
t account of its advantages, DC, and all
lovers of liberty, desirous of preserving
that soil free from the pollution of slavery,
should give their support to this enter
prise; for, as the editor truly says, " il
, is through the instrumentality of the
, press it is expected to secure the predom
nance of free principles in Kansas. -
, Morning Herald, Rarris5urg, Pa.
BRowS is a pushing fellow, formerly
of the Conneautyille Courier, and We
are glad he has put his Power Press TO
50 good use as ''proclaiming liberty
throughout the land unto all the inhabi-
tants thereof - PmsJurgh Dispatch.
1t is a large, neatly printed Sheet, filed
with interesting matter, and will have a
large circulation. We wish the publish
ers abundant success in the enterprise
Connedm, o., Reporter.
1t starts off in fine style, and is des-
tined to do good service in redeening
that Territory from the curse entailed
upon it by that traitor Douylas.-GiraSd
Express
Filled with interesting matter, mostly
f original, relative to the new Territory =
Persons feeling an interest in the settle
. nlent of Kansas. and especially those who
desire to make it free State, should by
, all means patronize the q Herald of Free
. dom. ~ 7. 1hib0he.
/ The paper is large, ably conducted,
! and beautifully executed sheet; inde-
pendent on all subjects, and devoted b
: the freedom and the interests of Kansas.
} The editors and publishers have engaged
3 a valuable and interesting corps Of assist
ants, who will soon be at their posts
They have also engaged the services Of
a tourist, who will visit the different set
dement's of the Territory, and keep the
readers of the g Herald fully advised
of their progress and pFospects.-Lcfoy-
cite, Ind, Gazaae.
This smart and handsome sheet comes
to us ladened with bright promises fol
the future. A "iierald of Freedom .
NAV it ever be 10 usher into the Eimily
D of free States a sovereign commonwealth
/. which false hearts had pledged to slavery,
!. which the people shall redeem to fres
men and free labor.
The g Herald of Freedom will bt
found to be a more potent weapon on tht
: side of Liberty, than tar and feathers
reyolyers, and the loud-mouthed and in
h suIting resolutions Of the band ofrufians
Q which usually precede the triumpha
: march of the "chiyalry 49, PiHs6urgl
u 4 n = ~ y