Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-05
place would seem to be on a lady's cen

place would seem to be on a lady's CEN
tre- table, rather than in an editors den.
We never saw Bro. Jastremski, but we
will dollar, if we can borrow one. that
he is Il ladies' man. Live long, and die
happy Bro. J.-Pointe-a-la -iiache Oh
server.
We are IN receipt OF the first number
of the tri-weckly CMIToLIAN. Its typo
graphical appearance is elegant, con-
tanning forty-eight columns, with cor
respondingly increased amount OF read
inc matter. We are mnch pleased to'see
this evidence of the increased prosperity
Of the NArrroiiAN, and believe that it
will achieve brilliant success as q ya!-
uable and leading Democratic Journal at
the State Capital Sabine Sonthron.
The Weekly CArlroMAN, published! at
Baton Rouge, has been changed to an
octave, and is now one of the handsom-
est and swightliest sheets on our list Of
exchanges. The people Of the State may
now feel prond Of this fearless Journal.
We feel sure that Capt. Jastremski will
ever be on the alert in guarding, with
vigilant eye, and defending, with his
trenchsnt pen, the interests of the good
people Of this great State. We col'-
gratulate you, Captain, and wish you
bounttIess success.-MorehOus Clarion.
good friend Leon Jastrcmski Of the
CArIroLlAN prospercth. He hos recently
purchased the Office and material Of the
Baton Rouge Herald and consolidated
the two Offices. He has changed the
form of the CApIToLIAN trou 7-col. folio
to u 6-col. guarto,-making it nearly
twice as large, as formerly,-and issues
it tri-week]y. The Herald's material
works up well and friend LcSncur's ef-
forts, have not been nnavailing in main.
tanning it's high standard Of Topographic
cal excellence. .-.Abbeville Mcridional.'
We acknowledge the receipt OF the
first number Of the Tri-Weekly CArlTo-
LIAM. Itprcscnts neat and handsome
Typographical appearance, not eXcellcd
by any paper Oh our exchange list. The
CAplrOLIAN always breaches sound
Democratic doctrine and besides, is al
ways filed with the most interesting
general reading matter. We congratu-
late orr esteemed contemporary upon
this new evidence of thrift and prosper
ity.--Shrevcport Standard.
The Louisiana CApiTOLlAN comes to us
as q Tri-Wcekly; much enlarged, printed
from new type and greatly improved.
AS a newspaper the CArlToLIAN is not
excelled by any paper in the State, and
in the. soundncss Of its articles and indie
pcudcncc Of its tone it is all that the
public could ask for. 1t is one Of the
most highly priced of our exchanges. Its
firm adhesion to the principles and for
tunes of its party commcnds it to the
support and encouragement of all genuine
Democrats. In view of the great cam
paign almost on us, the CAPIroLIAN will
be found especially Observation-Disclosures
Banner.
There is such thing as liking a per
son at first sight: the same is the ease
with paper. The Tri-Wcck]y CAPlTo-
LIAM is q paper Of most prrpossessing
appearance and the reading matter, cdi-
torid and otherwise, is excellent. We
particularly admire the sterling charac'
tcrof it's editorials. They are our own
ideas well and happily expressed. We
publish in to-day's paper one Of said cli-
torials which We endorse in it's entirety.
| You can count on ,ls friend CAphollAN
as q willing though perhaps feeble aux
iliary in your efforts to preserve Demo-
cratic unity, and to condemn Democratic
error.-Marksville Review.