The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

III. Kansss Herald of Freedom, published IL
Lawrence, Kansas, entered upon its 'ni.u ss.
few weeks since. The crowded state OF our COZ
umns has unssSSoidabb preTehteS sn esfAfi ~
tee. G.. W. Brown. the principal edi'er "a
,,,blisberand The original projectoroft the bsf''"
il a native of North Hudson, in this county. 81"
noup "a many of our citizens rs a sehoci-feile"-
in the old brick School House, in this Eiiise-.
Fer several years he published the eoHef'@''''
Courier, an ar,'s.s : sail paper al the N's'ein
Part Of Penn wanna. From aere re Wei.
among the earliest to Kansas, with the aso"e.
purpose of aiding to the extent Of his talent ana
means, in securing it as q Free State. And most
manfully has he battled in that cause, theIsh
he has met with much animadversiOn from inc
mere partisan press. The justification OF his Ia
bors and the proof of the patriotism OF DIS eotse
consists in the fact that the great majority OF the
people of Kansas, so far at least. seem 10 adeP'
his views, and presses which called in question
the purity of his motives have been obige0 10
endorse his position. The Herald Of Freedom Is
| an able paper and earnestly devoted to the best
interests of Kansas. We heartily wish its ener-
eetic editors al success in their patriotic iaeoFs'
I-Hiso5tatoarz, A. T., Poa.-1saasSTi.
| The Herald of Freedom, Kansas, comes to Us
reeulsr. This is among the best Of the Free State
papers published in that Territory. The IN
preston among many. here as well as eiseNh eie'
is that it is deserter from the Free state rHAS'
and what was once a Free State paper, Is No"
supporter Of the Border Ruffian code and oi
Slaveocracy This, however. is not the case IL 5
a strong supporter Of the Free State ea'ise' anu
deadly opponent to ADVERTISEMENTS CT slave
Try. This Wrong impressioni In regard to the paper
has grown out of the difficulties existing, which
hayedivi the Free State party in kansas-boih
laboring for the accomplishment of the same
great end-Freedom in Kansas. The cause Of
this difference has been. that while the Herald q
Freedom has advocated the policy of going into
the election of officers, Councillors, Representa-
tiyes, &C., and thereby gaining possession of the
Territorial government, the opposition has main
tanned that none of these laws should be reeoF
niled; consequently no action should be had
under them.-Crosca PofH., Ass., Rsytster. hide
pendent.
We have been careful reader Of this paps
ever since it was revived after being DESTROY et
by border rufhsn violence. We haxe a.s9 stl |,
l BY the party press; but so far We have not oeei
able to discover any just cause for these ACCUSE
I tons. 1t has ever been strong adSocate Oh ~
l Free State party in Kansas; and turther ina
= this it has made 40 pretensions 70 being the al
; voeate of any political pafts. lthas mainiaine'
1 an Independence; throughout its whole career
which istfuiy admirable; and its editors to thei
, credit be it said have endeavored TO portray tn
:, truth, unalloyed By party sophistry, which !
these days of party clques and party stie. y ceI
tainly commendable virtue. To those Wlshin
q A reliable newspaper from Kansas. We would rec
| ommend the HERALD OF FREEDOM as l3urns
/, worthy Of their support. Terms-single snbseIl
one to the getter up of the club, eIe,o0. Addtes
CIV. Brown 4 Co., Lawrence, 4. T.-Aorefac
5 RicA., JOarnds, tfsdspefdeRf1