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CAPTAIN RYNpERs AND HIS FRIENDS Captain


Rynders is certainly great man, for he seems to
make great sensation wherever he goes, now
that he has set about the business Of the charter
election Some of the whig papers are out with
fresh batch OF accusations against him, charging him
with having been connected with gamblers in
Vicksburs, and corresponding with a notorious
counterieiter This the Captain unequivocally
denies IN ca.d published in the Plebe,an. No
proof Is offered by the journals which prefer the
charges, and all is mere assertion. The Plebeian
publishes the denial Of the Captain, but the other
organs OF the party which he has served SO faith
fully, do not offer to do any such thing And the
tact Is that alter this charter election, the Morn
ing Ncs Post, Plebeian, and all,wil be as hard al
work as ever abusing Captain Rynders. The
Captain will find it much more easy to repel the
assaults OF the whig papers than to beat these old
hunkers at imble-rigging, cheating and hum.
buggIng