Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-03-01
WHAT THEY SAY OF THE 0AP1-
TOLIAN.

LOUISIANA CAPITOLIAN.-We have re-
ceived the first number Of new paper,
under this name, published at Baton
Rouge, La, by our young friend, Mr.. W.
A. Lesueur, formerly Of this city. 1t is
printed in frst-rate style, on good paper,
and the general "mako up Of the paper
and quality Of the editorials and other
matter reflect great credit upon our
friend. We wish him much success with
his new enterprise. -Soathern (Ga')
Watchman.
We place on our exchange list the
Louisiana Capitolian, new paper just
started at Baton Rouge. The first num-
Der is handsome in Typography, and its
columns are we'll filed with profitable
and interesting reading.--Pwt Gibson
(Miss.) Rereille.
We received, this week, tho Capitoian,
neat and we'll edited paper, published
ut Baton Rouge, which we gladly place
on our list of exchanges. The Capitol'an
has selected its name, in view Of the fu-
ture location of the State Capital at Ba-
ton Rouge, in accordance with the will
Of the people, as expressed by tho adop-
tion Of the first amendment submitted
last fall, and it proposes to urge this
matter upon the Convention. --Calcas'eN
Gazette.
We are please to receive and place up
on our "X'' list, the Louisiana Capitolian,
published at Baton Rouge, by our warm
and genial friend, Will A. Lesueur, who,
some time since, edited the Magnolia
Herald. 1t is a neat, well edited and
spicy paper, and every column plainly
evidences Wills journalistic talent and
good taste. Success to you, old FRIEND
Summit (lfiss.) Sentinel.
The Capitolian is the name Of a new
paper started at Baton Rouge, La, witt
Mr.. Leon Jastremski az editor and 0u1
bright and handsome young friend, Mr.
Will A. LcSueur, recently of tho Magno
liza Herald, as publisher and proprietor
Mr.. Jastremski yields a virile pen, ant
his selections are capital. We Fithhol'
our endorsement from his position in re
gard to universal suffrage, but in al
other respects he is o heart-of-hickor.
Democrat, and deserves the support o
the Pelican people. We give you hear
ty handshakc, gentlemen. - Okalon
MISS. } Southern States.
The Capitolian is the title of hand
some twenty eight column weekly pape
started in Baton Rouge by Mcssrs. W
A. LeSueur and Leon Jastremki, tn
former figuring as proprietor, the latte
as editor and business manager. Thes
gentlemen furnish ample proof, at tn
!. ouset, of their ability ard intention
furnish the reading people of tho Re
Stick region with tirst-class journa
, teeming with interesting selections an
well written editorial matter, and til
liberal showing of advertisements in tn
first numbers of the paper indicates thu
they will not lack for the sort of pa
ronage that fifty rewards the labors
the conscientious journalist in behalf
the interests of his community. AS
contemporary has remarked, the missile
of the Capitolian seems to be the rest
- ration of the State Capital to Bate
Rouge, and it could not have selected
|. leading purpose that would find great
- favor in the eyes of the people of tn
r. flourishing little city.-Donaldsonri
j, Chief.
- The Lonisiana Capitolian, q very ne
% 7-column paper, makes its appearan
- from our old and future Capital.
course it is Democratic, and, when
y saw that Leon .Jastremski is editor al
: business manager, it needs no high
7, praise. Vincent Iringstonian.