The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
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The Kansas Hsrasd az kfss.son. ,n,,.,
Lawrence. Kansas. entered upon its I'll -'sr .
few weeks since. The crowded STATE - 'sei
umns has upayoidably prevented an e,,l:l =
tiee. g. W. BRowE. the principal a.. CD :
publisher,and the original protector os,h. =
is native of North Hudson, in this so.s.- ss
known to many Of our citizens as a seh,.1, 80 e
in the old brick School House, in this :, ;'ls !
For several years he published the c....et
ooerser. an ardent free soil paper in III.
part Of Pennsylvania. From Their h.
among the earliest 70 Kansas. with The .. =;
purpose fading to the extent Of h;s,.,.'s
means. in securing it as Free State. A. Z
manfully has he battled in that ess.. Hz
he has met with much snimadversiep g.. -
mere partisan press. The justifcat;so - e
bers and the proof of the patriotism osi;..s
consists in the fact that the great msie,;,rss,'s
people Of Kansas. 50 far at least, seem 4 :,
his views. and presses which called in 80 -'E
the purity of his motives have been ohFSss
endorse his position. The Herald Of r.
an able paper and earnestly devoted IN 49,,
interests of Kansas. We heartily wish it..
getic editors all success in their patriotic -
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-ETisabeAfosen, n. y, Post.-Seslfral.
The Herald Of Freedom, Kansas eon..
regular. This is among the best of the F,., S.'
papers published in that Territory. Tbs :
preston among many. here as well as elsrv,--
is that il is deserter from the Free Stat, -
and what was once Free State paper. is,.-
supporter Of the Border Ruifan code "a !,
Slaveocracy. This. however. is not the c... =
strong supporter of the Free State cans, :,
deadly opponent to the eneroaehmentsofS,.,
~. This wrong impression in regard to the
has grown out of the difficulties existing. w.
have divided the FreeS tateparty in Kansas !,
laboriDg for the accomplishment Of Ii. -,
great erd-Freedem in Kansas. The cans. ].
this difference has been, that while the Hss.i !,
Freedom has advocated the policy Of guir, m,
| the election of officers, Councillors, Repress,,
tives, &C., and thereby gaining possession If d.
Territorial government. the opposition has n,ji,.
tanned that none Of these laws should be r,e,,.
nized consequently no action should Be- ::
under them.-erosea Point, lad. ReQister. a.
pendent.
We have been careful reader Of this r..
ever since il was revived after being destti,i
/ BY border ruihan violence. We have also ~;
many charges that have been brought agair- !,
b. the party press; but so far we have not l.,
fable 10 discover aRy Just cause for these scet-
tons. 1t has ever been strong advocate ii h,
/ Free State party in Kansas; and further a.,
| this ii has made no professions to being De =
vosate of any political party. Ithas naintss-
an independence, throughout its whele ears.
whiehis truly admiTab bic; and lis editeTs To -
credit be it said, have endeavored TO porirag Z
truth, analleyed by party sophistry, which.
these days Of party eliques and party stife ses,
| tainly eommendable virtue. 10 those Hisii,
q reliable newspaper from Kansas. we Weuldrr
commend the HERALD OF FREEDOM as q iogrr,
| worthy of their support. Terms-single subssr
bers s., co, three copies, $5.0C; ten copies a.
one to the getter up Of the club. Sl5,o0. Addn,
G. W. Brown 4 Co., Lawrence. L. T.-Rofs.
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