The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-12-27

tcCt SucCcsalou "Aa"o'
emf: and that today, under s""'
forces as these or@a'''za'
tjops of the best thought and the
best impulses aud business m'
thods of our various cities ~"
towns, these leagues ami unions
fine State is receiving more at'en !
ton and Investigation than II ever
has in all it's history; thatstle VI :.
itors, whether capitalist Or WORK
man.. is mutually pleased TO the
noiut of conviction with what lie
finds; and That, in short Louisi,
ana is coming into its long defer
red heritag -opulenee, creative
ness and wonderful material activ-
ity. i
Every city and every town OF
the State IS organizing its lntelil- |
gence and purpose. Let these
towns and cities. through the or.
CARNATIONS, keep in. rlose touch
for louisiana advancement ana
progress. Let them serve to- ryS-
talize- the purpose or the State
| Let them be the BUSINESS and IN
dustrial brain of the State, con
nected and working together 10y
1.-The most perfect nerve-system'
Let no petty jeals,lsles mar Their
usefulness. :, That's the way I'D
! which the citizenship of Louisiana
I.can make itself forceful in attract
ins the attention of the world IN
telligently to itself. r. -
Your ipurpose shouldi be as
i broad as. your State, When a
Frank Howard gives a. public
school to New Orleans. the Pro,
eressiye Union. .of New Orleans
, should be the fl to. celebrate,
, and whoop and acclaim with the
: aim that the, great .lOaI Will induce
5 some other richnlan to, endow Iu-
.Ilane so@muni6centlys tAat it may
t HE able to,leap)a at least, in equip
) Enent abreast with HarVard. and
Il Yale and be- another magnificent
4 boast of, Louisiana: When from
t the;all.seeing argus eye of such al
, institutienit is painfully apparent
5 THAT hundreds, and thousands Of
4 tc,tizens of. superb Louisiana are
q losing their suffrage, >, these power
y tful bodies-of purpose. and thought
I. these leagues and: unions, shoult
e get out and raise Heaven and bel
t but that they .make every on
b within the circle of their activities
j. pay their. poll-taxes..
Y Don't you know that good Dusl
d ness depends upon good govern
! ment,s aud good government i
f born of an exacting insistence ant
!, watchfallness on the part of al
k the people, qnick to express thei
Il approval or disapproval of thei
e public servants. =. When the vas
Isl mass of children of your localit
d are, not being schooled for an
is cause, or when their schooling.
it inadequate and poor, don't 20
y know it is the very. highest .dut
1t Of a league or union to take til
problem in hand, for the reaso
n, that the human, race, from the b'
g ginning Of its traceable history I
" the present has always advance
at lin proportion to The intellectu;
Of development of its units. I'll
W I nited States leads the world t
s. day in induserialism, i'll lnyentlv
IN ness, in all that makes up mate
or ial progress, and.in a multitude.
ut thing that do not, because, und
Up the. freedom of ! the stars al
e, S.stripes and the Independence
ia action and of ,thoagat, they NAL
It, neessary,. the. United States hav
IS as race, developed the great
v amount Of dynamic; intellectealit
is Whenever: you think Neg are n
lis receiving. enough attention frc
to the outside world, :. that 20
= praise worthy. enterprises are.goi'
On too. .uplotieea, that your. attr;
On tons for; capital ARE inadequate
d. hera'deis your unions ss.ll or 20
on leagues Should get after your
Us cal pspers primarily. and see
'is they are doing their duty, i
rbl onlysat home in, your own lit
is circles, bat wherever an. lnvit,
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