KENTUCKY.
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From letter which we received yesterday from
ans Of the most respectable and most honored gen
tIenen in all the State of Kentucky, we copy the


following extract:


" You may confidently rely on the Electoral vote
|of Kentucky going in favor of MIR. ADAMS. In our
E,ate Legislature have majority OF ten in the
I,olse of Representatives and three in the Senate,
I n favor of the Administration These elections
,rned more exclusively on the Presidential, than
| id the elections to Congress- have taken great
[eal of pains to ascertain what will be our Electoral
ote and am convinced General Jackson will not
rct vote in this State


From The Kentucky Reporter.
LOUISIANA.
The Administration Meetings in Louisiana are
Iroperallv numeronsy attended and by the first men
n the State A convention is to he held at Baton
h2ouge, in which most If not all the Parishes will be
(euresented, for the purpose of selecting an Adams
ELECTORAL Ticket. We cannot doubt, that the entire
Electoral vote of that State viii be so given. We


nave copied in our first page, the proceedings OF the


ireat Administration Meeting in New-Orleans--a
thousand citizens present The drum ant


re on the 9th of January will not change the sent


uents of these citizens, which they have express


ed in their resolutions.