From the Ohio State p,n..
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so'' ti'S oIllU TcIdtG Hullot,,

 The correspondence which oesn,.y ; during the present session, between, ,t ta members of the Jackson partv os.le os u Legislature, and the President of ot ,h ,,le United States, is herewith presented '.s ' the readcr:- 'eo 10 To his Ereelleaey ANDREW JAcKsa,

 .. President of the Uauted Stotes s,''oN

 The undersigned, with their fe,,au. citizens of Ohio, have seen win oa musL satisfaction the administration of 1t' 1ba general government restored to corras. .,.s constitutional principles. Your eo,,rsa as the chief magistrate of the nation a,'ls oh servant of these principles. and firm sv, ;n adherence to them, we assure ,ou ;s .a .'' proved by majority of the peorle pr Ohio, although accident has given a d;e ierent appearance.

 But it is not sufficient for vour .oun glory, or the permanent interest.of on- common country, that the administra,ioo ot the general government sbould through your agency, have been restor. ed to soundness in principle, it is neces. sary that the salutary direction now ejy. en. should be continued, that the bless. ings Of our free institutions may be 6l, ly developed; and to accomplish this. no measure Is more important than your re election, because, from 10 other measure | can we calculate to secure all the ad l9antages which have been gained, b, the victory achieved; we, therefore, ir behalf of the majority of the citizens o Ohio, (whose wishes We believe we re. present. solicit you to be again candi. date for the Presidency.

 Respectfully yours.

 Here follows the names of the fifty. two administrationmembers of thefsen. eral Assembly.l

 Columbus, Jan. 1881.

 