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In answer to letter Informing him
Of his election TO Honorary member
ship, by the Clay Club Of Charleston, S.
Carolina, Mr. Rivcs, among other things,
says:


according TO all present appearan-
ces, the election Of Mr. Clay TO the Pres
ldcncv, is almost certain; and believing
(as do most conscientiously) that the
welfare ofour whole Union depends up
on the Issue Of the present contest Of
parties, and that issue upon the result
orthe approaching Presidential election
you may be assured that am doing and
shall do my part in the contest, to the
utmost Of my poor ability. consider
the cause in which we are engaged The
cause OF regular republican government
and The election of Mr. Clay as the best
means open 10 US for accomplishing the
success of that cause You honor me in
calling him my friend; | am most GER
tainy his friend but i'll know my heart
the earnest and anxious wish entertain
TO sec him Chief Magistrate of the Uni
ted States, springs not from any person
al considerations, but from pure love Of
country