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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
A SUBSTANTIAL TESTIMONIAL.

The following exttact is taken from
a letter rcceivedby one Of our friends
here, from an ante bellam citizen of
this parish, Mr.. Lafayette Caldwell,
now a resident Of Corpus Christi,
Texas. In placing Mr.. Caldwcll's
name on our list of subscribers, and
in acknowledging his very flattering
compliment to the address Of the CAP
rroL1AN, we cannot but express our
thanks to its we" wisher for the words
of encouragement he sends us; words
that viii cause us to continue our CT
forts to render our journal one worthy
of the Capital of louisiana:
Some kind friend has sent us news
paper called the LOUISIANA CAPITO-
LIAM, published in Baton Rouge,
which have read and re-read with
great pleasure and because being
edited with spirit, spunk and general
godljuess, worthy of support. l ell
close you a Postofiice Order for two
dollars, which please hand over to oul
friend Jastremski with my blessing
and sincere wishes for his success, and
say to him that myself and family
will peruse his spicy Weekly with
great pleasure.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
THE ROAD 70 BATON ROUGE.

In q conversation with Mr.. d. w.
Pipes, of thelfirm of Pipes e. Lyons,
owners of the Clinton and Port Hud-
son Railroad, during the past week,
this gentleman assured us that should
the New Orleans Pacific road strike
Baton Rouge, that they (Messrs. Pipes
g. Lyons) would at once. run their
road ION Midway to that city.-Pa-
triot- Democrat.
We are glad to see that Messrs.
Pipes g. Lyons, are recognizing the
necessity of taking time by the fore
lock. The Capital Of the State must
beyond peradventure, in tho near fu-
turc, he connected with lower and
upper Louisiana by rail. If these
gentlemen expect to open a channel
of communication to the outer world,
to their citizens, they must bring the
terminus Of their line here. Else ou1
citizens will move in a month or two
successfully, to construct one di-
rectly to Clinton and Liberty. Nov
is tho time for Messrs. Pipes Il Lyons
to act.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

diets and outsiders, the sooner the
Board is broken up and tile entire
management placed in the hands Of
the President Of the Faculty, the bet
ter will it be for everybody, especially
the President.
We imagine too, that the members
of the Board, who went to the trouble
of investigating attentively the affairs
of the Institution during several days,
will, with difficulty, he made to admit
that the cx-cadets,m many of whom are
in their tender teens, know more OF
its financial and other management
than they, who have been entrusted
with its control, by the Governor, in
order that the interests of tho State,
! not those ofindividuals, may be solely
subserved.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
IN THE UNIVERSITY MATTER
THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION.

THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION.
The New Orleans papers contain
Attorney General Egan's opinion con-
corning the legality of the present
Board of Supervisors of the Louisiana
State University and Agricultural
and Mechanical College. Mr.. Egan
states that the late decision of the Su-
premeCourt tingappointmentsnot
confirmed by the Senate apply to this
Board. Though it's horse, tits one
of another color, for the Charter of
the College says that three members
shall be appointed for one year, three
for two, three for three and three
for four years. None Of the appoint
mcnts of the old Board were made
for any stipulated time, and appoint
mcnts have been made to fill vacan-
cics when necessary. No member Of
the old Board can establish the lura-
ton of his tenure and it was impossi-
Bile for Gov. Witt to determine how
to designate the SUCCESSORS of those
whose terms had expired. 1t must
appear to every one, therefore, that
owing to those informa'ties in the
first appointments, Gov. Wilt action
could not be considered in this case,
as falling under the decision Of the
Supreme Court, which Mr.. Egan takes
as his guide. Besides this, the Board
was called to meet at its regular time,
on June 2sth and the new appointees
were those who appeared, the old
ones having vacated their places to
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
THE LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.

Elsewhere will he found the letters
of acceptance of our gallant standard
bearers. That of General Hancock,
is characteristic of the man. 1t is
short and to the point. He squarely
stands on the platform adopted at
Cincinnati and in terms breathing
patriotism and honesty in every sell
tence he assures his countrymen that
he will labor to maintain the Union of
his forelathers. What is lett inspect
fed is covered by his broad declara-
tons. We believed Hancock a noble
soldier and''a statesman before this,now
we arc sure of it. He will fill the
Presidential chair as Washington
would have done, at this juncture.
Any southern man who believes that
Robert E. Lee was a model as q chris
tan soldier and a gentleman, mustfeel
that when the same is said of Han
cock, too much has not been asserted
for the latter. We will follow hence
forth the Hancock banner, impressed
with love and admiration for his ex-
allied traits of character. Americans
should be proud that such man is
offered for their suffragcs. Will 1t
not be a sacrilege almost for any true
man to vote for Garfield, the repres-
entativo of fraud and usurpation?
Mr.. English's letter enters deeper
into the political issues Of the country.
He attacks boldly the Republican
party for it's misconduct in the adj
ministration of the affairs of tho Ma
ton. Hancock has indeed q worthy
second, one that the people can sup
port in all confidence.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
Per City Of Yazoo.

ASPARAGUS. New packing, Crep of 1880.
POTTED HAMA pound tins, cheap and
fine
PEA NUTS. Best Tennessee.
EXTRACTS. Lemon and Vanilla, choice.
BAKING POWDERS :. Royal, Pure and
Strong. .
DAT MEAL Fresh Milled "Pin Head"
DAT MEAL - pound packages Steam
cooked.
WHITE WHEAT =. 9 pound packages,
Steam cooked
IOBSTER-1pouhd cans new packing, 1880
BLACK PEPPER WhOlb grain and ground
CIGARETTES :. Best Porrique, Shuck
Mouth Pieces.
SMOKING TOBACCO. Old Judge, o fine
Smoke.
STUFFED OLIVES :. French packing
choice.
Received per City Of Yazoo, and for sale al
Family Grocery of
july27 JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
For the Press Convention TO be held Oct. 18th
BATON ROUGE,

Sugar Planter, Patriot Democrat, Southern
Waterman Feliciana Sentinel, New Orleans
Democrat, Greensburg Gazette, Amite City
Independent, Gretna Courier. Shreveport Daily
Times, North Louisiana Journal, Morgan City
Reyiew-total, II.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03
THE UNIVERSITY CAMPAIGN.

It is the fashion ir this country
whenever IN interest personal orpub-
lie is to be advanced, to get up a pro-
perly drafted petition which is then
passed around for signatures, always
obtainable whenever some good citizen
carries it along. AS an illustration
we knew of an intelligent man who
actually attached his name to one,
wherein the signers recommended that
he should be hanged. He had not
read the document at all, but was sat-
listed chat it was all right because 50
and SO headed the list.
Wewere notmuch astonished there
fore, when on Saturday, ayouth hand
ed us for publication, a memorial adj
dressed to the Board of Supervisors
of the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
setting forth sundry recriminations
which have already been more than
answered through the columns of the
CAPITOLIAN. .,.... ........
Throughout the controversy emana-
ting from the action of the SIX su-
pervisors who at tho last meeting OF
tho Board, dared to exercise their
Judgment in the'interest Of a success
full management OF an Institution
bclonyiny not to individuals but to the
State, much stress has been laid upon
the claims which it's Alumni say they
possess i'll the matter of its control.
If we arc not misinformed, SIXTY will
cover the entire number of the Alumni
Of the old University. Among the
signers of the petition which appears
in another column, regarding this
vexed question, we recognize the
name of ono AlumnuS and OF not over
fifteen of the boys, who were in atten-
dance in the latter months Of the last
session of the present College.
The signers, a majority Of whom
are mere youths state that they hare
Investigated the matter and fnd the
school IN a. good financial condition,
whereas the six Supervisors complain
cd Of, could not Gin four days" have
acquainted themselves with the facts,
that they. THE boys)- lave so thor
oughly gathered, in a period Of time,
which they have omitted to mention.
The other assertions to which they
have subscribed, must of course carry
the same weight as the above.
Comment on our part is unnccessa-
ny. An intelligent pubic can decide
the matter in their own judgment.
The public will not fail, in all this,
to discover, how prepostcrous it is to
assume that the University cannot be
maintained unless Col. Boyd is the
President of the Faculty. So that in
the event of his death, for instance,
tie Institution would naturally die
too, as no other man could be found
to supply his place. If such be the
case it is useless to undertake to cs-
tablish such College i'll Louisiana,
especially when it is considered that
even under his invaluable guidance
but sixty students were in attendance
at the close of this years session.
We arc of the opinion, that If the
Board of Supervisors are to be thus
hamnered and dictated to bv eX-ca-
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-03

those who unquestionably were filling
unexpircd terms, thus tacitly abandon
ing their positions. Evidently Mr..
Egan has not examined these very
material points.
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my minor Aun tan. II, ii,u,irl uprl
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any mailtel Il sruhtlhle fur III sumo,
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MI John \, Joyrr hna epn, nilt
fur s,aiileil iDnpydi.
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ILL., snt III homer 5shA ADIiiefa III
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wall mulp entl HIM Iitr hooper,
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