Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

Mr.. CLAY, appears from the public print. thar
Mr. Clay is on Tip TO the Norhwarl; and the late de-
sericrs from the Jackson ranks, who have been
iavoured by the Bank cndeay curing to Guido M old
vocates in their devo,ions him. lie declines however
eating pubic dinners with any OF uem Baltimore Re
publican
ONO CoNGREssMEN-The votes given for members
OF Cong,css at the late election in Ohio have be on
iDed by the Legislature, and the result ofci,lIv mn All,
knowr from which II appears that Mr. Allen had ma
joriiy OF one vote Mr. Macarthur, as stated
ateIy alter the election notice OF the fact is necessary
only on account CT statement which has been extensiy
circulated that an error of an hundred had bee
discovered in the returns, and that Mr. Macarthur wa.
elected Thu persons elected the same that we've
stated by us some uae SINCE eleven OF whom are
10 The administration, aud eight opposed TO IT'D.
The OpPoSiTIoN.-Wc think we can serceiye that
notwithstanding the appreciation with which the Presi-
denrs PROCLAMATION has been generally received there
arc some OF tho active leaders OF the opposition who
would ieei no regret 10 the President involved in di,-
hcuity IN carrying the views expressed in il into eff,
We notice that the Washington of the
speak with seeming exultaon OF opposition il, Virgins
10 t'e sentiments contained III The document and tia, il is
quite probable the whole south will oppose TIC doctrines
advances and give their support the Nullifers of s.
Carolina.
We cannot believe that any considerable number of the
people OF Virginia. Of any other southern state EXCEPT
south Carolina, will oppose tho President in his patriotic
efforts 10 preserve the integrity of the Union by rasins
oJoc"ons TO the sentiments which contained in the
froclanaton, and thereby encourage the nulGcrs il
Their wild aud extravagant measures and if there wcr,
reasons to appehend H. perceive no reason or pro
pnety in speaking OF il until some evidence or o E -
shall appear We that the people of The so,b roc
rally are too well satisfied Of the disposition of the Presi
dent 10 respect The reserved rights OF the states TO adi
Tie supposion tat he would 10 amy thing infringe up
on those rights; aud that they much attached I,
the Union OF the States 10 induce them to throw any OBJ
saces in the way OF the accomplishment Of the grea, Oh
Ject he has III view; and when have evidence of
different opinion and different feeling among them i
VIII DC time cough 10 speak OF it.
We are really appehen.ve the feelings of hostili
" when nave been indulgrd by the opposition owa
ne iresitn az sii too strong with many IL them 4
su,i. OF 'her wishing 10 see him succeed in carrying Ia
country safely through the present crisis without litcu,
~ and hat they secretly wish see him involved il
dimcuy' though 1t may be attended Will. disastrous con
sequences we regret 10 be compeil, entertain sue
opinions OF any citizens but We cannot, upon any o,ho
ground account for the remarks which We see them ma
KING respecting Tie probable feelings aud dispositions
the people oil Virginia. and oil the other Southern Sia.
NE u.t that the President aud his PROCLAIM alton will b
generally sustained, and that m eaenig as tie prospect
are our happy Cnon will be preserved and that
and peace i'll be restored to the country.-ILid