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MORNING LEADER.


Correspondence New York Evening POstl
WAsHNGToS, Oct. 8.
Everybody connected with the govern
ment IS looking, not anxiously, but with
interest, 10 the elections soon to come of in
Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jer-
sey and other states. The policy Of the
government Is not to be changed by any
state elections, but the friends Of a vieor-
Gus prosecution Of the war, should not for
get that the Administration mi ght be great
y embarrassed if states hitherto Republi-
can were to change position and go over to
the "peaes democrats There is no
doubt whatever, here, as TO the result Of
the election in such states as New York,
Massachusetts, Michigan, nor even Illinois
and Indiana, but there may be some anxi-
ETY. for Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
which are, ordinarily, democratic states.
The only feeling for the subject hinges on
the war question. 1t is known here that
the apeace" democrats, led on by Vallan-
dighaml intend to push the demand for
compromise during the coming winter, on
the ground that The people have pronounc-
ed against the war in the elections This
is, supposing that the democrats make de-
cided gains in the elections, an improbable
suppositiOn In a number of Congression-
al districts the contest is likely to be &
close one, and no effort should be omitted
By any friend Of the government, and of a
vigorous prosecution of the war, to elect
the friend rather than the enemy Of the
Administration
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The celebrated horse Ethan Allen ran
away at Suspension Bridge, on Monday Of
last week, and fell between the stringers
Of g bridge which was not planked, and
bruised himself badly. His owner had re-
fused 1000 for him day or two before.
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Correspondence New York Evening Post.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.
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Mr.. IL. B. KISGsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel Il a duty
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Miss q. oWORMSTETT,
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R4-Ihe above named Ladies We are personally ao-
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Editor Canfeld Sentinel.
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TRIEsEMAR, Nos I, and 3, are preparations in the
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According to census reports of 1850, the
crop of wheat in Ohio the previous year
was sl,500000 bushels Il is probably
equal to that this year, as it is the best
gathered in any year since, and will give
a surplus Of Il, 600 900 bushels. The corn
crop is also great one, and it will come
TO this market in the form of about 40, 900
bulloeks and 250,00O fat hogs. It is cal
eulated that the surplus produce that will
be exported from Ohio this year will ex-
coed in value the interest on a thousand
millions Of dollars-the whole value Of
property in the State-and viii be more
than value for the whole amount of inter
est on the national debt made by the war
two years from its commencement. And
this is only One-an average one at that
Of half dozen contiguous States, which
are equally full of surplus products. Such
q country will never subjected to the rule
Of Slavery.
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El5-The above are all from persons who public
ly known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction that
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09
I4H RS ENING STAR.
RANIS.

BYFRANcIs DE- HAEs JAsvIER.
Who, indeed would have thought that 1t ever
could cbaEce----l-
That .degppiiesl England and cOmplai,ant
Who have always known every thing under the
SUP;
Who have always thought first Of whatever we've
w hO have scarce deigned our Eagle the slightes;
should fall Eat to adore an American RAM?
There have always been Rams Father Adam,
We know,
Foutd some vi ms In his garden a long time age;
IN The raining Of Rams Abtl took much delight
y ni z Rs m oHcefHed in the very q st bt-
And the hrst n m saoa', we Gay further remark,
Was the Ram which cid Noah took into the Ark.
Then, il s. ems, there were Rams which were tied
up In sails,
Driven ont To DO battle by buttinr down wallis
Alexander, Msrcellus, and Syila, we find,
" I'd great many Rams Of this desperate kind,
And when Titus ercamped mid Jerusalem's
palms,
J: is saId that the Hebrews srw nothing bu,
Rams ~. ID
After tht.s there came Rams not inclIning to
Rams resembling good Jo.hua's Gibeonite.,
'NhiSh were drawers OF water''-Hydraulic
0uite Domestic, and commonly found with their
dams
E5y such Rams Sill continue to thrive and In.
With The llmitless Ram III cations Of peace.
thus we Ram-ble along through the cycles OF
FiniiBg History's I'm. page is rather sublime (,
But the r tm OF cit X ans Is the Ram OF our dav
Which ~ shaking the world with a Ram. pant
dsmay!
Jron-hasuessed, steam-d r,yen. II sveeps o,e- the
Our American Ram part The shield OF the free
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PRkNTICEANA.

The Richmond Examiner says, "bsyonet,
Wounds In this war, on the Confederate side
are very rare" No doubt they are, but how
would il be if II were Tot for that interesting
rebel institution known as the = Skedaddle :"
1t is said that fear has been known to turn
Il mans hair from black to white in a single
night. Buckner's flag at Fort DOnelson under
went thai change within a similar period of
time.
1t is said that Fremont intends to publish
TiudicatiOn Of msef. If his pen isn't good
desl lighter than his sword, he had better be
quiet.
The birth Of the rebellion will probably be
recorded as the most miserable thing in his
tory except its death.
We are sorry to soy thst there are great
many rebel shifts in this city. But there ism t
much in them.
We must rot despair Of New Orleans
Though fer down on the Mississippi, she ism
quite down il the mouth.
Cen. Butler gets the better of the rebels in
all bis publications. He pens them down as
well as pens them up.
4 thousand incidents in this rebellion have
proved that even the soft bosom of beautiful
woman may be a cege of UDclesn devils.
The rebel statements about Federal stroci-
ties arc themselves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. false
hoods
We predict that Halleck will soon ind means
70 fsil on Besuregard Journal.
Then let BeauTegard look out for his head
FOX Halleck is a brick.
prize OF twenty thousand francs has been
'fered in France for the best essay on the
degeneration OF Bone" The rebel Confed
c-acJ should Try to get recipe for the regeE-
Grafton of bone and muscle.
Beware, on ye rebel women, lest the fierce
Hre IN your bcsoms set in a blaze the cotton in
he came charming region.
Gen. BesuTegsrd has been PLAYED OUT
and Vasn't trump, either.
A strong party in the South are threatening
is dePOse JEFF Davis. Let them wait a very
little while, and the q. s. Government will
save them the trouble.
The WOMEN Of Poland have a very wstchfuI
eye over their daughters. They mako them
Uosr little bells on their persons to denote
"nere they are. Gen. Besuregard wOu,d de-
maHd the surrender Of all those Ii tile bells to
make cannon.
General Butler has evidently more regard
To- kIsrre Soula's health than tor his own. He
remains himself in New Orleans curing the
sickly season, but sends Pierre to enjoy the
-aiaerous breeZes Of Boston ha-bor.
Tho Mobile REGISTER says that New Orleans.
Il! Der lnv3deTs arc Christians, has seen cutie
enough Of Christianity" Then she can turn
IuE. indeed she has long called herself the
Crescent City.
ne New Orleans rebels try In vain to scare
our suffers hy stories Of yellow fever. The
". y: PicayIEe e1olaims IL its despsjr that
the 1enkeeg don't scare worth d-un
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