The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-04-21
Complimentary.
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Such is the title of a paper published
at Lawrence, Kansas Territory, which IS
devoted to. freedom and the interests of
this Territory.
We ike the bold and independent
tone of the editor, for it bodies good To
the interests and future welfare of this
vast region of country. A paperderoted
to so worthy and noble an object as the
Herald of Feedom is deserving of the
patronage of those who have the interest
of Kansas in mind, and prefer that it
should be free, instead of slave state.
Aside from this, much useful and inter-
esting information may be obtained of
the state of the country, its progress and
prospects. We hope this paper will
meet with the success it so eminently de-
seryes.-S. Aibaas. IT,, Messenger.
We have received several numbers of
a large and elegantly printed paper, bear
ing the above title, issued by Messrs. G.
w. Brown d Co., at Lawrence. Kansas
Territory. 1t is ably conducted, and
filed with interesting matter in regard
to the soil climate and advantages of a
settlement in Kansas. But the great OBJ
ject of the paper, as its name indicates, is
to make Kansas free State Its sup
port must come from the Anti-Nebraska
men of the North, and We do not know
how two dollars can be more advanta-
geously spent in the great cause of free
dom than by subscribing for the Herald.
" II. En-.
This paper is published by G. w.
Brown q Co, at Lawrence. Kansas Ter
ritory. Mr.. Brown was formerly the
able, enterprising and liberal editor of
the Conneautville, Pa. Courier. He is
a true friend of freedom. He has as
sumed responsible and important po-
sition. May he meet with abundant sue
cess in beating back the tide of slavery
from the new Territory. The former
friends and patrons Of his paper should
give him their sympathy and aid in sus-
tanning the Kansas Herald of freedom.
From Mr.. Browns past success in max.
ing good paper, they well know that
they will receive full equivalent for
subscription money.-Anti- Slavery BIZ
gle.
This paper, is published by G. W,
Brown-formerly an editor in Pennsyi-
vania-at Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
1t will advocate the freedom side of the
question. This initial number is a good
one, bold, free spoken and evideneing
the possession of large heart in the bo-
som of its editor. We trust that the
great Territory in which he has raised
the ensign of liberty, may rapidly fill up
with those who shall cherish the same
principle which he proclaims.-Inds-
pendent, Kergennes, ".
THE HERALD OF FREEDoM.-Such is the
title of large and well filled sheet, pub
lished at Lawrence, Kansas Territory,
by G. w. Brown & Co. It is devoted TO
the cause of liberty and equal rights,
and the number before us shows that It's
editor yields an able pen. We bid it
welcome to the ranks of newspaperdom,
and God speed on its holy mission
Price 80 per annum, in advance.-Car-
ton, Skoachegdn, Ne.
We welcome the Kansas Herald OF
Freedom, to our exchange list. and wish
its proprietors large an amounts of health
and prosperity as they know how to enjoy.
1t is large. neatly printed. and well ed
tied eight column journal published al
Lawrence, Kansas, and is devoted to
freedom, and the interests of that Ter.
ritory. 1t contains much valuable infor.
nation respecting Kansas, of which We
shall give extracts toour readers.-SPir'
It Of the Vest, Columbus, Indiana