New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

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compelled TO mount the losttuu> iiB sang cou-
pie Of campaign songs the AUDIENCE with great
good nature, taking paTtin the chorus.
CAPTAIN RYEDgns SPEAKS AGAIN.
| Ihe ledoubtabe captain Was again called into
reqGistion, and in spite Of thirty years of hard
| service, almost despaired Of procuring compara
tive quiet. H owned he couldn't out-talk the
whole lot, although lie was willing TO try his hand
with any half dozen. He said his friend, Mr. Sa-
chem, stood there like the last rose of summer.
He wished they could hovea little of the old water
from the spring (Laughter.)
voice-You'll be SICK in the morning.
Captain Rynders-Now, you keep quiet, and
people won't know you're atool-- (the captain has
said this before). They found out | was fool
long ago, and that's the reason they put me up
here. If you don't look out they'll get you up
| here and you'll find it a hot place. U4aughter.)
| A yOce-On, you are ahead Of time.
Capt. Rynder-Well its better to be ahead of
time than to be behind time like you. Laughter.)
Hoffman amt behind time anyway (Cheers) I'm
not one Of your kind, weak kneed and faint
hearted going to bed with the belly Qaugh-
/ ter)
A vocc-Hoffman has got over forty thousand
majority with three wards to hear from. (Great
| cheering)
Another voco-We'n give him fifty thousand,
/ (Cheers.)
Capt Rynders-KeeP quiet now, will you? If
you all talk can't. If we do well in these
wards that to be heard from we shall give him
forty eight or forty-nine thousand sure (Cheers.)
two gallons Of whisky. Ssrcat laughter.J ~
me crowd was amused IN this way for several
| hours while the returns were announced as they
were received from the neighboring newspaper
Offices The uutemified were in the best Of humor,
and made the walls Of the old wigwam echo and
re-echo with hilarious enthusiasm 1t was ~" ,,
midnight when the vast assemblage disnorsnd
with rousing cheers for Hoffman rho jPi avu
fight Of the empire state agc INST radicoIfSm and
fanaticsm.
AT the MANHATTAN oLrD
n CInh corner of Sixth ,tvenue ond rgtnanth atr.nt
the doors SWING free to every onn VIII, y,ishnI ~
enter inside All was onet CrnIng of r,n, 1,,ara
in +bc balls dfscn-sin H. nrosnnc+ In 1r,dat+o
while in tbe Dariors enj rta6F os ntbnrs
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f ti5 i5tns+ rs4nr1,s ,tara rEaeaiSai hais
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been almost l.. ~ 7'''''' -1''-1' ''' ''- ;
had deferred d0iDG ~ IL H., oo,;7o o,+ i
Even the announceme- 3o Is etditoIreH+ or
vote failed 10 create any 1n. i.i ,raI
boisterOusnes4 general halitiEba- Ea ~
but nothing more There were no apeeGhe7 ~ -
many were the utterances Of joy and assn. "iS7 ~
tue asscmblage silently broke up and departed.
AT THE UNION LEAGUE HEADQu ARTERs.
RI IA difficult to say precisely What occurred at
thrsn 1nad0uartar4 AS according to the intna-
lion received at the entrance from the lacgueys in
cIiarpe none but members were admitted to-
!, Diphfr;
However as the night wore on, our reporter,
under divers pretenses dved through the guards
t0 A. n DIt