Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-08
WHAT THEY SAY OF THE OAPI:
TOLIAN,

typographical skill. Magnolia Herald.
Tho Louisiana Capitolian, the new
paper. published at Baton Rouge, by w.
A. LeSueur, and edited by Leon Jas
tremski, is bright, lively and clean
looking. IN o. Times.
A new paper has just made It's appear
ancc at Baton Rouge, called the Louis
lana Capitolian. 1t is neat In appear
ance, and edited in manner that shows
ability. -Coyar Chronicle.
We have received the Louisiana Cap
itolan. It is o very neatly printed
sheet, and is Democratic in politics.
Happy to place II on our exchanges list,
and extend our best wishes for Its sue
cess.-Coushalta Citizen.
The Lomsiana Capitolian, very neat
7-column paper, makes its appearance
from our old and future Capital. Of
course it is Democratic, and, when we
say that Leon Jastremski is editor and
business manager, 1t needs no higher
praise.---Port Vinccnt Liringstonian.
Tho Louisiana Capitolian is on our
table. 1t is o large twenty-eight col
umn sheet, we'll filed with matter Of
interest original and selected, and prom
ises to be M able auxiliary in tho great
ownward movement in which we are
now embarked.-Lake Charles Echo.
We have received the first number Of
tho Capitolian, which is very neatly
printed and quite ably edited by Mayor
Leon Jastre,nski. 1ts principal aim
seems to be the re-cstablishmcnt Of the
Capital ut Baton Rouge. We gladly
welcome the Capit0lian to our exchange
list.-Richlaad BEACON.
| BY majority Of 1884 Baton Rouge has
been selected rs the future seat of gov
eminent for Louisiana. What is to be
done in the matter! Shall Red Stick
be soindled ont Of the honor duo her, and
our State made to suffer thereby! We sag
not. Woe be unto those Who attempt it,
| Clinton Patriot Democrat.
The Capilolian, Vol. l, No. l, Is well
coined by us, and cheerfnlly placed upon
our exchange list. Its first appearance
is quite promising, and gives positive
indications of vigorous career in the
new Capital of the State. We wish
Mcssrs. LeSueur and Jastremski album
dant success.--CarroN Conservative.
The Capitolian is one of the handsomest
papers in the South. The materials are
all new, and the mechanical work on the
paper is superb. But this is the least to
be said Of the new paper. Its columns
are full Of excellent and newsy reading
matter and the editorials are written
withelearness and vigor.--M o. Dem.
| We welcome to tho large md increas-
ing family of Democratic journals the
Louisiana Capitolian, published ut b.
ton Rouge by Mr.. w. A. LeSueur. II is
edited by our stalwart friend Leon JAS
tremski, Esq, Mayor Of Baton Rouge,
is remarkably well printed and filled
with choice original and selected matter
--Opelousas Courier. .
We have received tho first and second
numbers of the Louisiana Capitolian
published by Messrs. LeSueur and Jas.
tremski. The Capitolian is ably edited
newsy, and has neat typographical
appearance. We welcome the new uspi.
rant to our exchange list, and wish il
the success that talent and energy dc.
scrve.-Assumption Pioneer.
We received, this week, the Capito7ian,
a neat and well edited paper, published
at Baton Rouge, which we gladly place
on our liT of exchanges. The Capilolian
has selected its name, in view of the FIJI.
ture location of the State Capital at b.
ton Rouge, in accordance with the will
of tho people, as expressed by the adop.
ton Of the first amendment submitted
last fall, and it proposes to urge this
matter upon tho Convention.-Calcasie,
Gazette.
The Capitolian is the name of new
paper printed at Baton Rouge. Will A.
LeSueur, late of the Magnolia Herald, il
tbs proprietor and publisher, and o.
course the paper is a model of the typo
graphic art. Leon Jastremski is editor,
and, judging from. his articles, is nc
new hand at the business. May success
attend their enterprise. Don't try, how.
ever, to pronounce the editors name
there's no telling how it sounds when
rendered by u Capito1ian. - Meaduillt
(Miss. Banner.
| We arc in receipt Of the first number
Of the Louisiana Capitolian, published
at Baton Rouge, and ably edited by Mr.
Leon Jastremski. Mr.. LeSueur is the
publisher and proprietor. 1t presents a
neat Typographical appearance, and is
filled with able editorials, interesting
news and miscellaneous matter. Mr.
LeSueur, the publisher and proprietor
is an old brother typo, whom we have
met at the case in by-g days, and We
sincerely wish him every success in life
--Natchitoches Vindicator.
We have received the first number Of
the Louisiana Capitolian, a new paper
,, just started at Baton Rouge. Mr.. Leor
Jastremski, the energetic and worthy
Mayor Of that city, is the editor ant
,, business manager; Mr.. VIM. Lesueur
publisher and proprietor. The paper il
; neatly gotten up geographically, ant
ifs cO1umnS ara fil1ad with wall ,vr;++a,