The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-12
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The Kansas Herald Of Esesaom. ,sss;.,,
Lawrence. Kansas. entered upon its thi,s
few weeks since. The crowded state ~ ,.a
umns has unaFoidably prevented an s.-l:- ea-
tice. G. W. Brown. the principal edit, :,
the original PFC jeesOrCff bs ~. .t
is native Of North Hudson, IN tli. eoa,,.
noHn TO many Of our citizens as a scha.,- e., =
ia the old bTiek Sehsol Horse, in this -
For several years be published the a,.z....
GaaFier, an ardent free soilpaper in the -
part Of PENNSYLVANIA. From there h. .
among the earliest to Kansas. with the 80,
purpose Of aiding to the extent Of his t.l.,.
means. In securing it as Free State. Ans
msnfuily hiss he battled in that eaus. ,,-- %
he has met with much animadyersion s-,
mere partisan press. The justification osI:.-
bors and the proof of the patriotism Of his
consists in the fact that the great nniori,, =
people of Kansas, so far at least, seem IN a.
his views, ara presses which eallei in ups,.;r
the purity of his motives have been obFs.,1
endorse his position. The Herald Of r..
an able paper and earnestly devoted IA N.
interests of Kansas. We heartily wish e..
getic editors all success in their patriotic H.
-E7isd1szksotoz, ". J., Post-EsufFGR.
The Herald Of Freedom, Kansas, come. :.
regular. This Is among the best Of the Ere. g
papers published in that Territory. The !
preston among many. here as well as sisers.,
is that it is desertcr from the Free State -
and what was once Free State paper. in,
supporter of the Border Rdfian code s,l -,
Slaveocracy. This. however. is not the case h
strong supporter Of the Free State cans. =,
/ deadly opponent eencrcaehnentsorS,,-
~. This wrong impression in regard 10 then.,,.
hasgroEn out of the difficulties existing VIII,
havedivided the Free State party in Ksusas--h-.,
laboriDg fer the accomplishment Of n. So.
great end-Freedom in Kansas. The es,., =
this difference has been. that while the Rssl, ;,
Freedom has advocated the policy Of gsins M.
the election of officers, Councillors, RsYresen,,
tives. &C., and thereby gaining Possession Ct n.
Territorial government, the opposition has main.
/ tanned that none Of these laws Should be rers,.
nized consequently No action should be Ia
under them.-CFolrn Point, lad, Regisler. IA.
pendent.
We have been careful reader Of hi. p.,.,
ever since il was revived after being de<tr1ss
by border rufian violence. We have also -
many charges that have been brought again. !,
by the party press; bat so far we have not bssa
able to discover amp Just cause for these scru.,
| tons. 1t has ever been strong advocate q n.
Free State party in Kansas: and further ih,r
| this il has made no pretensions TO being The ~
vocate of any political party. Ithas msintaps5
an independence, throughout its whole csrrS-
which is truly admirable; and its editors. 10 ik.
credit be il said, have endeayored 10 pOrtrsy h.
truth, unalloyed BY party sophistry, which i
these days of party cligues aud party stfe. isesr
4 tainly commendabie virtue. To those sisLir,
a reliable newspaper from Kansas. We would NJ,
ommend the HERALD or FREEDOM as q iaarrs
bers $500; three copies, $500; ten copies. sFs
one to the getter up of the club. $500. Adirt,
G. w. Brown 4 Co., Lawrence, h. T.-EoFad
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