The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-05-15

The Kansas Harasd a Freszoz. -.
Lawrence, Kansas. entered apcD IFS th;. .,I.se q
re" weeks since. The crowded ststs Of ,. ~. :
nmns has unavoidably prevented sn e.,s;.. cd
ties. @. W. BRows. the principal es it. 70.
pubiisher,and the original pFojeetsroftb. - 20
Is NATIVE OF North Hudson, In this eo-,.- "a
known to many Of our citizens a. 80, 80 %
in the old brick School House. in tbis ,:,,
For several years he published the c.,,.---sss::
Courier, an ardent free soil paper IN the -.
part Of PENNSYLVANIA. From ths,. \. 81
among the earliest to Kansas, with sbs 60 sea.
purpose fading to the extent Of his t,le,s =
means, In securing it As Free State. Aa5
manfuIiy has he battled in that cause 60. .-o,'
&c has met with much animaire,s;op r. -
mere partisan press. The justification afI:., -s
oors and the proof Of the patriotism Of h;,.-"
consists in the fact that the great usor;s, -
people OF Kansas, SO far at least, seem n -.
hls views, and presses which called in sv.'.;s N
the purity Of his motives have been obI;..s.-
endorse his position. The Hsrcld Of Ft.-s"-- =
an able paper snd earnestly devoted ia -. IL
interests OF Kansas. Weheartily wish il. e.. -
getie editors all success in their patriotic -.
-81isabdAtoaen, n. r. Poss.-Gsstra,.
The Herald Of Freedom. Kansas come. a.
regular. This is among the best of the Frse
papers published in that Territory. yhs =
preston among many, here IS well a elsevh.-.
is that 1t is deserter from the Free State ,.nt.
and what was once Free State paper. i,p0-,
supporter Of the Border Rufian ceds .n5 :,
Slayeocracy. This, however. Is net the ease Ia.
strong supporter of the Free State cause "a
deadly opponentto eencroachmsntsofSl,v.
~. This wrong impression in regard to the p,.,,
hasgrogn out of the difficulties existing. vh;ss
havedivided the Frees State party in Kansas-bos1
labOring for the accomplishment Of the an.
great end-Freedom in Kansas. The esus. q
this difference has been, that while the Hsralas,
Freedom has advocated the policy Of soias ;,..
the election Of officers, Councillors, Represe,,..
tives. &C.. and thereby gaining possession q u,
Tersitoria! government. the opposition has main
tanned that none Of these laws should Be recce.
mixed; consequently no action should Be hsa
under them.-Croscn Poias, Lnd., Register. hd..
peadent.
We have been careful reader Of this p,s,
ever since 1t was revived after being destroT1
by border ruftian violence. We have aIso nj
many charges that have been brousht against :,
By the party press; but SO far We have not bess
ABLE to discover any Just cause for these aceuss.
tons. 1t has ever been strong edvoeste Of n,
Free State party in Kansas; and further thSa
TINS II has made no pretensions to being the al
Tocate OF any political party. lthas nsintsiDed
an Independence. Throughout its whole cares
which is truly admirable; and Its editors 10 theis
credit be it said, have endeavored to portray ~
ruth, unalieyed By party sophistry, which, d
these days Of party eli1Ges and party stfe is eer
tainly ae0mmenaable virtue. To those vishirs
reliable neWspapsr from Kansas. we would nee.
ommend the HERALD OF FRERDoa as iournsl
beers q 90; three eopies. $500: ten sos;ss al
one to the getter up Of the club. SIS 90. Addreg
y: W. Brown Co., Lawrence, L. T.-korGd
kscA., Journal, (Kssdepeadeaf.)