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H IS al ou.-The Globe, of yesterday morning, tells who composes 1.-THE DEMO cRAcY," of which 1t has boasted so long-l what its fears are i'll relation to Van Bu-I ren,s prospects--and that Judge White sl name IS not to enter into the deliberations of Office Holders, at the humbug Conpen-, ton, which Is to be holden in this city next month, Hear the Government organ dis course:--

 ''If Judge White can carry off the South. does the Globe begin 10 think he can? Mr. Clay will come into the House as the real competitor for the Chef Magistracys against the candidate of the Democracy.a

 Verify, the Globe declares the Office Holders to be the Democracy! It denies, Judge White all chance of being brought z out by the humbug Convention, inasmueIi as 1t assumes that he may carry off the South. Who, then, is 10 be the candidate. of the Democracy, alias the Office Holderqf Why, Martin V all Buren, to be sure! The Globe would not have 1t believed that any other individual could be the man! We hope none of the Jackson papers will again pretend that Judge Whites name may be brought before the ConYentionl

 But wlsdt are the hopes of the Globe ma nagers, of the success of tte candidate of tbe Democracy! Why, gentle reader, here is their plain, simple story, drawn out at thls time, because they are seeking patron- age for an Extra Globe, and therefore, have motive for being rather more candid than usual:--

 Taking the present attitude of the re- presentation of the several States towards the Administration as the criterion, we find that OHIo, although that great State has uniformly supported the President, yet, by management in the districts, majority of it's Representatives are in the opposition. sMIssogRI, LOUISIANA, and VIRGINIA, are in the same condition. MASSACHUSETTS,, VERMONT, CONNECTICUT, MARYLAND. s. CAROLINA, KENTUCKY, DELAWARE, were all decisively against the Administration, as represented in the last Congress; and Ms sIsstPPI and RHODE ISLAND were equally divided. Here are thirteen States, to each of which the coalition look confidently for q vote against the nominee of the National 1 Convention, in the event of the election CO., ming into the House."

 Really! the desire of the Globe mana gers to obtain patronage for their EXTRA, has caused them to lay their plans and fears pretty fairly before the people. It is well to catch them in this mood. .-BaH. Pat.