The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-28
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The Kansas Eerdsd Of Freedom r,k,:-,
Lawrence. Kansas. entered upon its th;,s
few weeks since. The crowded state 81 ..e 'a
umns has unavoidsbly prevented an s.,,'-I CO
tiee. g. W. Brown. the principal s5;,,- =,
publisher,and the original protector the -
is native Of North Hudson, in this e,p,.- :.
noWa to many ofour citizens As scbO,1 e., Iis
N ;he old brick Sehcol HeGse. in III, -,
For several years he published the c.,
0osrier, an ardent free soil paper in ils
part of Pennsylvania. Frcm here !,
ameng the earliest TO Kansas, with III.
purpose Of aiding 10 the extent Of his ,,l.,. =,
means. in securing it as Free State. And r..
manfully has he battled in that Cause. f.,
he has met with much animadversiep f,,-. -
mere partisan press. The justification osI;--
bOrs and the proof Of the patriotism Of his
consists in the fact that the great naiori,, !,
people of Kansas, so far at least, seem 70 "a.
his views, and presses which called in ,rs...
the purity of his motives have been ob,;..s.
endorse his position. The Rsrald Of F,s.S..- "
an able paper and earnestly devoted 70 ~. Is
interests of Kansas. We heartily wish IL, e..
getie editors all success in their patriotic III
l-Elisa1etaioaea. Y. J., Post.-NtgsrR.
The Herald 81 Freedom, Kansas, Come. :,
regular. This is amoagthe best Of the Prsa G..
papers published in that Territory. Tba :.
preston among many. here as well as elsrx,.--
is that il is deserter from the Free State 81.
and what was once Free State paper t.
supporter of the Border RufEan eose al J,
Slsveocrsey. This. however. is not the cas-. r.,
strong supporter Of the Free State eaus. "a
deadly opponent to the eneroachnesssof S,,~.
~. This wrong impression in regafd.o IN. ~.
has grown out of the difficulties existin, -
havedivided the FreeState partyin Kansas L.
laboring fer the accomplishment Of the O..
great end-Freedom in Kansas. The e,r,. !,
this difference has been. that while the B.r,,l I,
Freedom has advocated the policy of e0inr -.
the election of officers, Councillors, Rep.e,ep,,.
tives, Sc, and thereby gaining possession Of =.
Territorial government. the opposition has r,s;,.
tanned that none of these laws should be r,,r.
nized consequently 10 action sbeuld b. ~
under them.-Cr0sca Poist, lad, Re5isfer IA.
pendent.
We have been a careful reader Of this ,,,..
ever since il was revived after being d4st,,5i.
| By border rufiian violence. We hsyr Fiso -
many cIdIScS l1sit nave DetH Drought ag&fns+
b. the party press; but so far VIC have n0t -
able to discover any Just cause for these arep.,
tons. 1t has ever been a strong advocate n n.
Free State party in Kansas; and further ~,
this il has made no pretensions t. bling H. Il
yocaie of any political party. Ithas nsluts;,ss
an Independence. throughout its whole e.
which, is truly admirable: and It's editors 70 -,
credit be il said, have eHdeavored to pcr;Ia n.
truth, unalloyed BY party sophistry, which !,
these days of party elques and party stife Is s,
tainlS a commendable virtue. To those xisSs,
a reliable newspaper from Kansas We EeuIdrs.,
ommend the HERALD OF FREEDOM as a iourr,i
worthy of their support. TeFns-sinsle subs--;'
one 70 tbe getter no IF The einb az no 'Piss' an
q. w. Brown 4 CO., Lawrence, X. T.-Nr,ti
Mich, Journal, (I,1dependea.t.)