From the National IneWgencer.
NEW-iORK.
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From New York we learn. through the medium
of the Albany Argus, that the Opposition Members,
composing majority of the Legislative Bodies OF
the State Of New orls, held meeting on Thursday
evening last and came to the resolution (Which must
have been before uery doubtful matter) to support
Gen. Jackson for the Presidency. 1t is exceeding
y fortunate for the country, rst that these gentle
men, who were smuggled into the Legislature at the
last election, have voice n nor control over, the
election of electors, at the ensuing election and,
secondly, that, if they had ever so great control
over that election, there is apparent probability
that the votes of the State of ew- ork of any
part ofthem, will be necessary to secure the reel
ection of the incumbent to the Presidency, though
we have doubt that he will receive a large ma
jority Of them. We perceive, in the proceedings
of the popular branch of the Legislature, much
more pregnant ssign" than this, and one ominous to
the extraordinary Combination, by which the pow
er of New-York has of late been brought to bear
against her Obvious interest. We allude to thepass-
aye the following resolutions, by nineysepen votes
to three. in the House of Representatives Of the
State of Newly ork on Wednesday last.


"esoIved (if the Senate herein) That the Sem
ators of this State in the Congress of the United States, be-
and they hereby instructed, ard the representatives OF


this requested to make evey proper exer,ion To
effect such revision of the tariff will afford sufficient
protection the growers of WOOL hemp, and flax, and the



far the may be connected with The interests OF man
uactures agriculture, and commerce.


Resokped AS the of this Legislature, That the
provisions the wooens BILL which passed the House OF
Representatives the last session Of Congress- whatever
advantages they may have promised the manufactures
woolens did afford adequate encouragement rhe
riculturis, and growers OF wopl'


a Sign.-Gen. McLene. decided Jackson man,
has been elected by the Legislature of Ohio to the
office of Secretary of State. The National lntelli
gencer is respectfully requested to notice this.


". Y. Enquirer.


1t gives US real pleasure, says the National Intel
gencer, at all times to crafty the honest curost,
of inquiring friends The gentleman thus namet
lis, we believe, g decided Jackson man," But he
had been Secretary of State of the State OF Ohio ev
er since the organization of the Government OF tina
State, and owes his reelection to the forbearanc
Of the friends of the Administration, WHO in no in
stance have INDUCED in the proscriptive principle
as we have seen the Opposition party do, especially
in the case of Mr.. CLARKE, the prosecuted ex Treas
urer of the State of Pennsylvania. The actua
strength of parties in the Legislature OF Ohio,
our good -humoured friend at New York desires +
pursue his inquiry to that point, was correctly indl
Gated in this paper, some weeks ago in announcn!
the organization of the two Houses at the commence
ment of their session, decided majority being ia
vourable to the Administration.