New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-24
MarcHIrocHEs CORRESPONDENCE. "

ts5.zsstHs= NAroHiracHEs, La.. 0st. IL 1856.
Eds Crescent: Amid the roaring of cannen the shouts
of the multitude and the of the wounded my
sst tn give you aeeouNt OF Randall Huats attsek
and capture Of the political Sebastopolof Western Lonis
iana 1t was beautiful day and glorious
great Not having the fear the elements before
him he septiu open cabin the night previous and
was not only labaring auder cold but was actually
disposed but, nevertheless he st Randall Hunt
his intellectual msjtsty w hen the hour arrived him
TO mount the rostrun he greeted by the largest
most intelligent andience have ever asbed in
the ancient far famed city Eatchitoches The old
and the young there Sag NIGHTS Wings aud feis
Of Sams boys natives Of the soil there foreign
trs in abundance there and the ladies' God bless
them twithout whose innaence aney sickens ge-
MUS dies, there to grsethim and his cause with
but his little ndiposition stnsd but add Instead
Of diminishing ths powers of the mighty iuslleetasi
giant He spoke for three hours in ef -
passioned sltquencs nnd poured forth such Hood Of
thoughts that breathe aud words that hurn rhas
the hardest Of Sag Nichs were held spell teand uuwil
tingly IN their seats The mighty river Of Thought il
rolled its resistles aiong like sbied Pn
tolnsoer sands of geld, The daep stll ehauihets Of
every American 5eatt pfeseref h&thsd BY the
sanctied OF patriotism they gGshcd forth to
he lips of the most eloquent aud patriotic OF Nsar
me sat an old gry3hared Sag Hicht fopag Of shos,
father, lay canonized npQn plains Monmouth with
each of his saning optics ewelea with the
tor painted in odescribsbe language the past pras-
ent gories Of his native land This little crcunstaece
caused To lock around for smother instance u fhe
kind when found hst nearly aunreer Of the saseanh
To attempt to follow Randall Jsus. is beyond the ken
Of human and shall therefore not attempt tell
yeu 0f his many and powerful peu5 His speech here
cestainyuet only his he great speech canyasa
ALI he wavering satisfied to their future duty,
and goodly number night. shock patriotic Sam BY
the hand Who bude them God speed !, in the noble
work. ss -5i Hzzst w - - A=2=+==
Judge Bullard attempted reply in speech of about
half or three-quarers of hour, but it cold,
stale affair. Il surprised every body that ha should
have bad the temery to have spoken after Hunt and
know that he regretted Thousand times that he
forgot his usual sagaeity and discretion Hunt ri ued
4 in speech Of an hour, in which he erneay TOR
nred with rdicule sarcasm and w.t. his doughty, Sag
Nicht adversary. have heard lasbtd aeba te
but this thrashng OF Hunts hsyen6 everything my
poor imagination dared conceive Bullard deserved
for he infatuated that Hunt caadidats-ergo. he
would alsfy in order to get votes The proud sonl Of
Hunt reeoiled hacs with instructive horror gno
mnous imputatien upon him. aud when be reaehed that
portion of Judge BIS speech he poursi hod of hurn-
Tug lava upon his defenceess and left him erfspsd
and eharred Sag Nicht mass Bailard is dead Rcqni-
escat IN 1aee. = ii ~ rs
DO not believe there any fears for this parish nere
particusriy slpce Hunts great speech LIE Fas assufed
hy msny OF the knowing ones that we would carry
BY AT laast hundred perhaps more. Three cheers
|, ,tor Hunt and Aine for Sam! GREoLE.