The weekly Louisianian., 1873-01-04
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[From 1.-THE IbetyneNl se,yvssas1
The many notices Of the Repub
ican press, complimentary to on
new Superintendent Of Public Edu
cation, since the installation OF tina
Eo&ciaA, .,coap1sd'xith the almos
general forbearauce With which b.
has been treated by the opposition
Journals warrants. il tina iudgmen1
of all. classes, thattos no unworthy
hands is committed the education d
the. poor: Assailed b. only the un.
Egraeiops objection, Of odioua caste.
the inference readily follows, that
those qualifications pre- ,ppnassaila-
bic, which enabling him. to dis
charge fully the important duties
intrusted to him. entities himsto
that favorable Judgment which is
never refused to the capable public
servant, b X. Tie unbiased &c public
mind: I1nyalnerable 10 the. shafts
81. # th : bittaaTFssst political . hhfo's4ttilityy q
head anil heart which q eopPtittpte. the
exemplary eeiitiizeeenny, t tl@e ale silence Of his
foes must be construed ap: indorse!-
me'in,t q Tic. me1't4s , jag aa'eq,esordassd| y w.. H 81
BY ,hi fg friends; + Tie e legitimate e e rep
res |, e, #, T. class Of f.. citizens,
whose early education issprssed BY
every principal # q policy : End & ofI;jja :
tico, and whose mental culture
would in.tictiye1y b = "aelightfall
task and work o love Is + an eda--
Gator Of: their own = rece, the acquui;-
essence with which . ggreatly excited 1
antaggonism witnesses his elevation.
to high public station, While illus
tratipg the potency Of merit in silenn-
cling abuse, iuan,imiistakably proelaim!ss
it the .un !n''q e XXI ser, lifa;! IF tps 81 bon
est masses, that our new Supetin7
( tende a o'f Public Eancstion j, The
right atn man 81 in tie right place, ,,, ~,
In the conduct of The Lou1ss4s-
IAN, a newspaper Of extensive tircu-
lation.. whose heightened advocacy
Of Republican, principles: makes it
equally respected by friend, end foe
William. G.: Brown, Esq its accom-
plishel editor; il entitled to aphce
III the front rank Of, journalism.
And the assertion will be sustained
by the 'Aattering results of: his al
ministration,~ that he whose facil
pen contributed SO much to the
consolidation and success Of the Re-.
publican party Of Louisiana, during,
the late campaign, possesses in an.
degree, those scholarly at
tainments necessary for y proper
supervision of u r'pablio schools.
Of exalted views upon the SUBJ
ject 81 the mental training Of Youth I'll
no particular class or sect will find
in. William G., Brown a plant 1ex-
its peculiar tenets or theo-
r,iies. :Inahis stewardship over the
trust which placed the'price-
less boon Of knowledge within the
easy reach of The poorest child I'd
tho HI land, ha viii know a favored
lace, and he win recognize no
favored class. Standing upon the
broad platform Of American equal
his action shall always be
guided by the golden rule'of M.
partial Justice: unto all.
:, :.ngt* = 49, =. ( rr ,'fe-,+. ...s 3rs. 81
We have the, best assurance for
The announcement, thathiis coadju-
in his new field Of DUTY, shall
be earnest and faithful co-operators
Rightly eeming the proper cult
81 youthful minds: . task
|trih[,iehh Should not be eonhd'ed 10 IN
I|kiilllfu ,|> hands he Will 1oall to his
assistance in. bis new labor. Of love,
,nly those educators who shall come
for their: approved
zeal and ability. 49, ,~<i%:$'!5:' ."it
IL 1ys.n; -r5tt -,4tt I,#sr:*. .f.ts.z.
In tho eduqatian. Of the people
foundation. lof the governmenf
b laid. j, II 1.-the: formersbedefsttisa
he supsrstrt,ctufeaiau be unstable
which shall be erected On the1attsr
.anidd il the stability 81 tie GOVERN
ns;pt depends 81 1tIIth the ;xisdomt Of ny
'ut1e5r 80 % dos ,t.lf tlh ' success u private