Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.
.mussMENTs To-NIGHT.

Tn: FIR a. Odd Fellows Hal, I'm street
une,r the auspIcRs of the LADIES o, t 70 -
street PRESBYTERIAN Church WIZ Guy uoI
,oo, ri,bt rba entertainment is deighttnl
on ana an vho visit 1T have the satisfaction
OF kroUiIc that they aid worthy cause. -
Femme TurATKR Maggie Mitchell takes
ihonisry benefit to- night, and will ap-
-. ~ 1Jaris - M the beautiful drama GThs
Pearl of savoy" Of course there Will be full
go TOR ali Theatre goers admire Maggie
MITCHELL, and Will delight to give her such a
banaft as will always carry with IL happy
renem brance of her Washington engagement.
Growers TBEATER.-This is also a baueat
night atGrover s, MRS. Barney Williams being
the recipient, and the new and romantic Irish
drama, Tine Connie Soogah," will again be
performed This play mas been prod need in a
most effective style as TO cast, scenery, APP
rointraPnts, &c, and has already been Wit
messed by large audiences.
CANTERBURY.-John Denier, the gymnast,
will close his engagement here to-morrow
night lie Will again perform the portions feat
gallery with young lady on his back.
number of amusing acts are announced for to-
night.
MEETfEG OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
AssoCIATION.-This Association held another
meeting last night at Parker's Hall. with mr.
Finn In the chair but the attendance was not
as large as upon former occasions, owing, no
doubt, to the discouraging news from Penn.
sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana . ,s.....
The Chair announced he had received a let
that county had gone Democratic by 5000 ma
1ority, and that in November it would be 1000.
loud applause
some one called upon Mr.. j. ID. Blower TO
make speech, but the gentleman declined to
elbow
Mr. Frederick Schmidt was then invited
to address the meeting, when that gentleman
responded and said he had heerd drough der
bapers Eat ger Rebublikins had been goncratu-
lating 2emselves on count NV victries. He
proposed Eat ger Dimygrats congratulate zem-
selves upon der victries in Bennsylvany. He
had lived care, and perlieved zat ger Dimy-
gratis had carried ger Shate by dwendy dows.
and. Ger DImygrats could also congratulate
Zemselves upon redushng ger Rebublikin's
masborities in Ohio, and as to Ingiany, the
Rebubllkins claimed that Shtate, but could
give no yiguTes. We (said the speaker have
der monish, but cannot get any DISPATCHES, fer
der Rebublikins have der wires, and could give
gone so larshly Rebublikin, dey ought to have
someshing TO broove it Ven ger redurns COON
in, remarked Mr.. ), dey Will see whosh car
ried der Shtate.
Thespeaker then alluded to the past acts of
the Administration, and said he had lived
dirty years in the United States, and had en-
shoyed many bribliges, but If he had knowed
ois coontry vas 10 have been enshla we'd he
would never have coom'd here He vas younce
broud OF zis coontry, but not now. Ven der
Demygr6ts yer in bower dey legishlated fer der
in interests of all, but der present Administra-
shun vas yer bower and monish, vIshout any
regards TO der Constershushun, and dey done
everys hlngs to pring monish into der booklets
OF a fe W shoosen ones.
Ii, continued MIR. s., der beeples elect Lin
coin, dey endorsh his vrauds, and if Lincoln
took citizen from his home and trowd him in
one of der pastiles, he could say he vas en-
dorshed and had right TO do so. Dish is der
reashun w, (said the speaker) the Bresidensh
elecshun is of der greatest inheritance, but he
vas shure Eat in Noyemp er der yerdicts would
be against Lincoln.
The speaker concluded by saying Eat ish
wash der duty nv der Demygrats TO discush der
ishoos for der next fourdeen days, and if der
beeples zen endorsh Lincoln it wash zare own
vaults.
The stand by orator of the association, Mr..
T. G. Clayton, then made few remarks, and
urged upon the Democrats to be hopeful, as
nothing reliable had been received from the