Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-30

| ,st.'s unIAee aIiSss me co-nuuni,, =. -.
1 $40 "a Peohc mind miRht h. rns,c -
to fsyor a.. mnch disguised rs 10 ~ ,,,,lIs,.,-
| md of the afo,a-aar ey which they coaIa -
| pc wa cunntngly concocted. !, a ne pro-
| srise DOWN The po0r ,yhit. No.. - ,oue %
snrra.p nov thal they have bronbt ne s'-e
| sunrtge upon Us, they shoolS A. ~ EEo
/ swallow the dose--t Shouls 81 u y" hlade ID
heir Threats. Mr.. MItcheIl,s a.asi - down
proper voter was untenahls. aud ~ 49,, 81 :,
when the question of Vo'inc ,,,S =. hpped thaL
| change of the charter OF G,- IN proposed
before The people, Negroes sud e,.r, VI ciine
would b. permitted TO deposi; their 'ue else
eoncIuslon, me SPEAKER reteraied his r..,n.,s
IN opposition 10 anne XaiiOn. and r,,,i..,,
TIE idea that GeOrgetoWn would D. -
ntfed thereby in any rsspec. or won M - go
TO exercise any more influence than 80 49,
did over Con Cress. '"
The speakers ON both sides yvera f-,,.,.....,-
interrupted with applause, and al on.. -. >
venerable individual sprang Ia his - -
rushing up 10 the st.nd, with ytelrnt ..-sf,.,.-
iaiions. cried out. sThags ~ ssIh.f'. -. -,
&c, nc. Az fir. the audience believed No.
monsti ations TO D. 90 a menaclag ,haga.,..-
but u was ascerained that the old p-rr,,r.l,
was overcome with enthusias ti.. .in a- i,p -
me ieeling throughout the hall On I'd IA fe.-
meats.
The bet feeling seemed 10 exist among IN.
audiencs, although thefe Was wide digl,raU,,.
of sentiment between them; and owing 10 n.
disposition manifested O. bear the subi.,-t fur-
Their discussed, the meeting adjourned =, ma. a
again on Friday ght.
TIE On FoLKs.-This line companv Of No
c;'lists drew = FUN bOuss al Forrrst han IA 4
evening, Notwithstanding the inclem@ncy al
he weather, aud their success ha~ induced
them TO CAV. matinee M the same placa. which
VIII lake place tomorrow afternoon To 49,.
the old fashioned costumes j. worth m. p-,cc al
ADMISSION hut thu music - admirable. Oar
citizens should $50 them by all mans
LIST OF LETTERS r'Inainingin thc post onioe
Georgetown, 10. g. January -. IsssN
Lodies' List-ErOoks sarah. But Sarah n
Brown Militia. Brisker Elizs, Belt MArrha. Cur
Us Catharlne, ConEess hate. CirtN.ll NJ T.
Cochran MARY l. Clark Amanda l.. DAVIS
Amanda Davis Ellen. Dyer - q. Edhridga
Annie. Hayden Mr. Ch..rles-a. Hall Annie.
Johnsoa Mrs Lizzie. johnson Jam. johnson
Rachael, Jones Mr. Ann, ksptner Mr. l.. King
Mis- Kitty, Mason Rachael. Moore Jessie.
Murry l. y, Otiannon Angelica Proc-ltoa
Mar.ha-A Peterson Rosa, Rot srt-on Maria
Rop"rtson Annie ;. Regain CAlhariu.- Silence
Saihe. Storms Susannsh. Telsoa Maria r TIL
man Mary Susan. Tanner Sarah. Thomas Mrs
George, Turney Mrs r Thompson Kate r.
Vaughan Martha. Virginia Al. Males S-rah n
Whiting GeorgiSna- Worth Nh JE
GoHtlemshs LiSt.-Chas. X. Burrows. VIM
Bake, Brink Baker. Jas. Blanchfield. Mr.. Bu-
ting. Jno. Is. Cleveland, Jas. Campbell Jno A
Cleveland. Rev. II. a. Dacket. Chapman Dali.
n Guishsil' Henry Gross, p. Gildel, Cornelius
hughes, NJ. l. Howser. Philip ~. Hopkins
Thos. NJ. johnson, Robert Johnson. EnoS
Jordan, r.. II. Lucas. =. h. Mitchell. Slammed
Mason, Francis Madden. Jas :. Mason. l. X
Magruder. Jno. ID. Mcdonald. Jno. Phflip.
VIM. r. Smith, Samnsl Il. Swan. Albert Thomp,
son, Cbas. W. Thomas. A. Thompson, Boswell
Thompson. COLI Geo. VI. Taylor. Capt Luke
Nanaman, Jno. N. h. Wilson. Silas Ward
Walsh 4 Lynch, T.. &. Waples. MisceIlanaous-
Cumberland.
GONE OUT.-The steamer Utility. gaptain
Fargo, Went out yesterday with a cargo of coal
for Allyn's Point Conn
The CONSOLIDATION QUEsTIoN.-The Coun-
10 MI -. -.
i've 10 submitting IN. question of the console
dailon OF Georgetown with Washington "a a
vote of the cidzens Of the town M the ,om,ng
election in February.