The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
The Heraia Of Freedom

The Kansas Hs.ssd Of Frsadoss. pahli,hed =.
Lawrence, Kansas, entered upon its third rear ,
few weeks since. The crowded state Of our eoI-
ufuns has unavoidably prevented IN earlier M.
tice. G. W. BRowS, the principal editor snd
Publisher and the original protector of the R-as
is native Of North Hsdsons in this cOantr, ard
noRn to many ofour citizens as asehool-fsIlou
in the old brick School House. in this villas.
For several years he published the Cohasoutris
Courier, an ardent free soil paper in the western
part Of Pennsylvania From there he went
among the earliest to Kansas. with the asosed
purpose of aiding to the extent Of his talen. ard
means. inseeuring it as Free State. And mos,
manfqlly has he battled m that cause. thor,k
he has met with much animadversior from "A.
mere partisan press. disqualification Of hisI.-
bors and the proof of the patriotism Of his eour.
consists in the fact that the great majority Of tb
people Of Kansas, so far at least. seem 10 adcs.
his views, and presses which called in question
the purity Of his motives have been OBLIGED "a
endorse his position. The Herald Of FTeosfoz. /.
an able paper and earnestly devoted to the bes,
interests Of Kansas. Weheartily wish its ener.
getic editors all success in their patriotic labor.
-EzSsa6datoseR, n. Y, Post.-&eafrGl.
regular. This is among the best of the Free Stats
papers published in that Terfitory. The in
preston among many. here as well Is elsewhere
is that ii is deserter from the Free State ranks
and what was once Free State paper, is nova
supporter Of the Border Rufian code anu q
Slayeocfacy. This. however, not the case. Iii,
a strong supporter Of the Free State cause. aud
a deadly opponent to theenercaehmentso Of Slave
~. This wrong impression in regard to the paper
has grown out of the difficulties existing, which
have divided the Prostate party in Knnsas--both
laboring for the accomplishment of the same
great end-Ffeedom in Kansas. The eause Of
this difference has been, that while the Herald Of
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 recoe-
mixed; consequently no action should be hal
under them.-CrcsoR Pptst, Ead., Rsetstes. hide
pendent.
We have been careful reader of this paper
ever since it was revived after being DESTROYED
by border rnfian violence. We have also read
many charges that have been brought against ~
By the party press but SO far we have not been
able to discover any Just cause Tor these aecuSa-
tions. 1t has ever been q strong advocate Of lie
Free State party in Kansas; and further than
this it has made no pretensiohs to being the nd
yosate Of any political party. IL has maintained
an independence, throughout its whole esreere
which is truly admirable and its editors 10 their
credit be il said, have endeavored 10 portray the
truth. unalloyed b.. party sophistry, which. in
these days of party eliQues and party stife is
tainly commendable virtue. To those wishing
q reliable newspaper from Kansas. we would rec
ommend the HERALD OF FREEDOM IS journal
worthy Of their support. Terms-siDgle subseri-
bers $500; three copies, $500; ten copies, and
one TO the getter up Of the club, $500. Address
G.. W. Brown Co, Lawrence. &. T.-2oTeaci.
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