JACKSON IN PENNSYLVANIA.

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 Pennsylvania is sound to the core for General Jackson. Heneverhada a strong CT hold upon the affections of the people of this powerful State, than at the pres .ent moment. The Republican mem bers of the Legislature met last night in full convention, for the purpose of or ganizing the party, and expressing what they believed to be the sentiments of the State Tn relation to the course of the general administration. It is plain to every one, that nothing can tend more firmly to cement the bonds which unite the democratic family the Union, than an early knowledge that the President will consent again to. be candidate; |; and the Convention, under these inn pressions, proceeded immediately to ex- press its opinions and feelings on this subject.

 JouN BROWN, Esq. of the Senate, was President, and the Speakers, Messrs. HAWKINS, of the Senate, and SMITH, of the House, Vice Presidents.

 The following preamble and resolu- lions were adopted unanimously:

 Whereas, in the opinion of this meet ing, the policy and measures of the pre- sent administration of the General Go yernment, accord with the true inter- ests of the country, and are such as the friends of the present venerable and dis tinguished individual placed at the head ot the Government by the free and vol untary suffrages of the people, anticipa- ted and predicted, in the event of his success, and such as are not only approy- ed by his former friends, but by many who opposed his election. And where as, Pennsylvania was the first State in the Union to present the name of AN DREW JACKSON to the American people, as a candidate for the Presidency, it is right that she should be among the first to express her satisfaction at the pros perity and success of his administration.

 iherefore, be it gesofped, That, in the opinion of this meeting, the present administration of tine General Govern ment meets the cordial and decided ap- probation of the Democratic party, and of the people of Pennsylvania.

 Resolped, That in the opinion of tl 5 meeting, the unanimity and harmony of the great Democratic party of the U- nion will be greatly promoted, by again placing the name of ANDREW JACKSON before the people, as a candidate for re- election.

 "Ih addition to the above resolutions, adopted by the Conventions, a letter has been addressed to General Jackson, by the members, expressing, in the strong est terms, their appreciation of the "wise and iudicious republican measures" of his administration. Thus you see, my dear sir, that good old Pennsylvania has again boldly declared herself in favor of the Peoples Candidate, for the high est office in the world"