The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-16

Tie Kansas Herald ef Freedom, publi,k.,
Laxreace. Kansas. entered upon its third IA
few weeks since. The crowded state ef ep,.
smns has anaseidably prevented an earai,,,
tice. CIV. BEoxs, the principal edito, n
publisher ,aad the original protector Of the Ia
is a native of North Hudson, in this county. n
aown to many Of eur eititens as sehool-f,s'
in the old brick School House. in this Vi,
For several years he published the C0Raeu.H.
Coarier, an ardent free soil paper in the sex.
part of Pennsyiyania. From there he =
among the earliest t0 Kansas. With the a.
purpose of aiding to the extent Of his ;aleu, !
means, in securing it ss Free State. And y
| manfully has he battled in that cause. d.
| he has met with much animadEersion frcn
mere partisan press. The justification of 81
bors and the proof Of the patriotism Of his ca,
consists in the fact that the grea. nsjoritJ Z I
people Of Kansas. so far at least, seem 70 4
| his views. and presses which called in qsssl
the purity of his motives have been oblis:
| endorse his position. The Hercld OF Frsess
an able psper and earnestly devoted 10 The J
interests of Kansas. Weheartily wish II. y
eetic editors all success in their patriotic ID
-E7iaa6esRsossR, Y. T.. Posf.-Geasfrai.
The Herald Of Freedom. Kansas. GENES b
regular. This is anangt the bestcf the Frees
papers published in that Territog. II.
preston among many. here as well rs elseSsl
| is that il Is deserter from the Free State n
| and what was once Free State paper. is =.
supporter of the Border Rufisn eode ~
Slareocracy. This, however. is not the case
I strong supporter Of the Free State eauss.,
deadly opponent to theencroaehments Of s.
~. This wrong impression in regard to then
has grown out of the dificulties existing. ::
havedividedthe FreeState party in Kansas
laborirg for the Accomplishment Uf The 9
great end-Freedem in Kansas The ear
this difference has been, that while the Hss
Freedom has advocated the policy Of goirz
the election Of officers, Councillors. RspFee,
tiyes, &C., and thereby gaining possession {
Territorial government, the opposition bAs :
tanned that none of these laws should be y
I nised consequently no action should BEL
under thsm.-CroEa POiat, lad. RegisfeT. 1
pendent.
We have been careful reader af this :,
ever since il was revived after being desn
by border ruffian violence. We bave ale
many charges that have been brought agsis;
b. the party press; but so far we have nei !
able to discover any just cause for these ~,
tions. Ii has ever been a strong advocate {
Free State party in Kansas; and furike
this il has made no preteDsiens @ b1ihg q,
voeate of any political party. III has Inai-I
an Independence. throughout its vhole q
which is truly admirable; and its editcrs, I.
:. tcredit be IL said, have endeayored 10 peItrs
truth, unalloyed by party sophisify, NhFs
these days cfparty eliques and party siIfe. =
tainly commeRdable virtue. To those VI
reliable newspaper from Kansas. we Wet4
oFnmend the HERALD OF EKEEp0M 3 "a
worthy of their support. Terms-sipeie sEt
! bers eco; three copies, $500 ten eopie4.
one to the getter up Of the club, Sis.ge. =
G.. W. Brown 4 Co, Lawrence. a. TX
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