OHIO ELECTION.
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BY the Official returns Of the elections for mem
b-rs OF Congress in OHIO, which are published n
the Xenia Press. II appears that the eight mem
bers OF Congress- who voted for MIR. Adams and
who were re elected, viz Barley, Beecher, Vance.
Sloane, Vlnton Whtlesey, M'Lean, and Wright,
received 8,4e3 votes, being about COO more than
General Jackson received for President in the whole
State. II also appears that the Administration
candidates for Congress in the whole State, received
55,54S votes, bsng more than three times as MANY
as Cen Jackson received a, the Presidential election
The proportion Of votes given for the Adminisration
candidates 10 iha, given for the Jacksoa mrn, IS
greater than the proportion Of the votes for Adam.
and Clay combined, was to those given for Jackson
so appears that the friends Of both Adams and Ca,
fully support the Administration, md that those
people Who did not vote at all at the presidential
election, also generally support it, Dem. Press.


The Mariinshurgh Gazette contains the follow
ing extrac, OF letter from member OF the Vir
ginia Delegation in Congress- 10 the Editor. dated
Washington, Dec. %:


notwithstanding the continued attacks unon III.
Administration, its popularity is steadily progressive
The north, northwest and west, are daily betomipp
more united In its support Pennsylvania seems to
De osclating and requires all the efforts OF the on
position leaders to keep her steady. | should NOT
De astonshed it the next two years produces reyo
luton in sentiment in that State favourable 10 ,he
present Administration"


The York Gazette, one Of your real snappinp ,nr.
tie Jackson papers, says that the Columbian Ohser
yer was vile pint, whieh did Gen Jackson. cau,-
more harm BY its violence than all The paper, on
posed to him from Maine to Louisiana


Bait. Patriot


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