THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
Extract of letter dated Opelousas, Louisiana
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August27.


We had an administration meeting here on the
goth. About 500 people attended; and it is now
ascertaned that there are only 40 or SO Jackson
ties in the county consequently the Adams tucked
will obtain a majority of about 450 votes. All the
French and creoes together with four iifths Of the
American population in the parishes of St. Mary.
|St. Martins, and Lafayette, are decidedly with the
administration. Be assured Connecticut itselts nor
more certain for Adams than Louisiana.


Extract of a letter from Cincinnati. dated Sep. IT,
8 Ohio will 20 almost unanimous for the admins.
Itraton. Indeed, believe we shall have majority
in Cincinnati, the very hot-bed of Jacksonsm IN
this State.


We had an administration meeting yesterday az
the Circus. 1t was the largest and most respectable
meeting every held IN this city-Major William
Rufin, late high sheriff of this county, was called
to the chair, and Benjamin Drake, ESQ. and Smith
Crossin Esq were appointed secretaries. General
Harrison, our Senator in Congress, delivered avery
able and eloquent address TO the meeting.


The meeting was also addressed by Samuel W.
Davies, Esq. Charles Hammond, Esq. and many
other of our old and respectable citizens The
General dwelt long on the policy and the measures
| of the existing government-spoke freely of the
woolen's bill-explalned why it was rejected, Sc
Sc 1t was indeed the most powerful address ever
heard from him. This meeting will help our cause
very much. The district has always been consider
ed Jackson district but we have now strong hopes
of beating them in our State election which takes
place on the first Tuesday Of October.
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