The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-03-13
The Herssa 81 rrs.s.-

The EaHsas Hraad ef 7fsezo... ,,s,.,
LaNrsaee. Kansas. entered upea itr tb;,s -
few weeks since. The crowded sts,s - : 2
umns has nnaYsidebly prevented an s..s.a si
tiee. G.. ". BRowx, the prine;n.l -. .,..'sf \
publisher and the original protector Of H. "a a
i natixe df North Hhdaon. in this ee,,..- -
nown to many Of our citizens as a sehooI :, =
| III the old brick School House. IN t;..at .at
For several years he p6Blishea the o-..a g.. 'i'sa
00arier, an ardent free soil paper in n.
part Of PENNSYLVANIA. From thsrs 4. -s'''s
among the earliest to Kansas, with th.
purpose Of aiding to the extent of his ta,s'.
means, N securing itas q Free 6 Shse.
manfuily has he battled in that cans. ). y
he has met with much animadyers;oB e..
mere partisan press. The justification ,s..
bors and the proof of the patriotism of Ii,
consists In the fact that the great msiar;,r !,
people Of Kalas. 50 far. at least, seem !. :,
hissvieEs. and presses which called in -. 80
the purity Of his motives have been d.
endorse his position. The Herald OF E,..s.-
an able paper and earnestly devoted 70 a.,
interests Of Kansas. We heartily wisl, - =
getie editors al success in their patriotic NJ
-Ezfsa5a1tOses, " =. Post.-Eeutral.
The HeraH ef Freedom, Kansas. come,
regular. This Is amongths bsst of the F,..S
papers Published in that TerTitory. IA.
preston among many, here as wen as elss.s-
is that It Is deserter from the Free Stale -
and what was once Free State paper. r.
supporter ef the Border RufiaR code a. +
Slayeocracy. This, however. is not the e..A :
a strong supporter of the Free State cans.
q deadly opponent to heeneroaehmeuixsfS,
r.. This wrong impression in regard to th.,,..
hasgro out Of the difficulties esistipr =
havedivided the FreesS State party in Ksnssz-I-.
iahoring for the accomplishment Of the ),
great end-Frcedorh in Kansas. The esss
this difference has been. that while the E.-,.,
Freedom has advocated the policy of soi,.
the election Of eficers, councillors, Repfe,.,-
tiyes. &C., and thereby gaining possession q !
Territorial government, the opposition hasr,,
tained that nope Of these laws should Be M,
nized; CONSEQUENTLY no action should L
ansisr them .--tfr0ssa Point. md, Rsgisfer. a
peadeat.
We have been q careful reader of th;. -. l.
syer since 1t was revived after being dest-,ss
~ border rpfhap ylolsnce.- We have alss -
many charges that have been brought s-s;rS. F.
y the paTy press; but so far We have noi Il.
ible to discover any jIst cause for these g..
Ions. lt has ever been q strong advocate N !. E
.ree State party in Kansas; and further =
his 1t has made NO prete1sions 10 being tbe, 1
-osate Of any political party. Ithas main,,-
" independence. throughout its whole es,ss- =
which is trnis admirable; and its editors. ia n.
redit be ii said, have endeayared TO portrzr =
ruth. unsiloged BY party sophistry. whiei
hese days Of party cliques and parts stife. iss-
alnly eommeadabie virtue. To those vis;i IS
mmeRd the HER AID OF FRERpos as a 10. s
Forthy Of their support. Terms-single ssi-.-
ers s., 90; three copies, $500; ten eopies. =
ne to the egetter up OF the clab. Sisa0. Adi,
!. W. Brown 4 Co., Lawrence, X. T.-H5s-s
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