By This Mornings Mail.
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IT Mr.. WEBSTER and Mr.. CALHOUN have both
written letters defining their position In the coming
Presidential contest, and now we find one In the
Globe from Col. JOHNSON defining his. tits short
and explicit enough. The Col does not With
draw his name from the Baltimore Convention but
holds the field gallantly in competition with Van
Buren, He is not quarrelsome, however, but eS-
presses his utmost readiness to take the Vice
Presidency if he cannot get the Presidency, or
indeed any place Heisready to GO bndfod and
headlong wherever the party pushes him. He
says if he gets the nomination for the Presidency
he will accept it with thankfulness though with
rcluctance-if for the Vice Presidency he will
take it with gratitude and pleaswe-if ior neither
he does not say he will be thankful or pleased, but
he promises not to grumble.