The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-13

The Kansas Herald OF Efsedoas, publishss !.
Layreuse, Kansas. entered upon its third yea,
few weeks sinse. The crawdsd state Of sur - {
smns has unayoidably prevented an earlier =.
tice. G. W. Brown, the principal editor ,s,
publisher and the original protector Ct the Hros
Is q nstive of North Hudson, in this county. .as
soxa 10 siany of opr eisilsnsss schOOl-fsEV,.
In the old brick School House. in this vilI,s.
For several years he published the coznecss,1
oosrier, an ardent free soil paper in the westsr,
part Of PENNSYLVANIA. From there he ve,.
among the earliest to Kansas, with the a-.v.,
purpose of aiding 10 the extent Of his talent sas
means, in securing it IS Free State. And mas.
maufniIy has he tattled in that cause, ;hou,l
he has met with much snimadversion from "A.
mere partisan press. Thejustifeatioa of hisl,.
bors snd the proof Of the patriotism Of his eour.
consists in the fact that the great majority Of IA.
people of Kansas. Sc far At least. seem to adcos
his views, and presses which called in ques,io,
the purity Of his motives have been obliged !.
endorse his position. The Herald Of Ffsaacn !.
an able paper and earnestly devoted to the ban
interests of Kansas We heartily wish its epe,.
eetic editors ali success in their patriotic labo,,
l-E7ssabszhEoscs, 4. Y. Pos. a.--Sestsal.
The Herald ~ Freedom, Kansas, comes to a,
regular. This is among the best of the Free Sts,
papers published in that Territory. The in.
preston among many. here as well as elsexhe,s
is that is icserter from the Free State ranks
| and what Was once Free State paper. is nov.
supporter of the Border Rufian code and Z
SIaxeoefacy This, howeyer. is not the ease. It5
| q strong supporter of the Free State canse. ssi
deadly opponentt to theeReroachmentsefSls SlsEe
y. This wrong impression in regard TO the psps,
has grown out Of the difficulties existing. wh.s
| hayediTided the FreeState party in kansas-bO,s
Iaboripg for the accomplishment Of the sans
great end-Freedem in Kansas. The cause Il
this difference has been. that while the Heroi5sf
Freedom has advocated the policy of going ne
the election Of officers. Councillors. Rspresens-
tives. Sc, and thereby gaining possession Of Il
Territorial government, the opposition has msis-
tanned that none Of these laws should be reec.
mixed; consequently no action should be Ii
under then.-crotca Pofat, isd.. Reoistsr. hSs
| pendent.
We have been careful reader Of this pspu
ever since it was revived after being des.rOsei
| by border rufisn violence. We have also reai
many charges that have been brought against II
| By the party press; but 50 Tar we have not heea
able to discover any just cause for these accuse
TONS. 1t has ever been strong advocate Of Tie
Free State party in Kansas: and further tha,
| this il has made no pFetensions TO being the s1
yoeate of any political party. lth has Haintaissi
| an Independence, throughout its whole careers
which istruly admirable; and its editors. to tbeR
credit be il said, have endeayored TO PORTRAY tie
/ truth. unaIleyed by party sophistry, which, i,
these DAYS Of party clques and party stife. iseef
4 tainiy 8 eommendable virtue. To those EishiEi
| a reliable newspaper from Kansas. We W0uidTte.
| omalend the HERALb oF FREEDOM - q iournx
/ worthy of their support. TeFms-siDgle sabseh-
bers - 90; three copies, $3.50; ten copies, sni
one to the getter up of the club. $3.50. Adare:
@. w. Brown d Co., Lawrence, X. Ts-1orzei
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