THE TRIBUNE.
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STAND FROM UNDER The Globe of Saturday
c;res terrible warning 10 Mr.. Ritchic of d grand
blOw.up, and says that Mr.. Richie and Others
have become the dupcs' of the Loco. Foco meet
ing on Shockoe Hill, at which it was resolved to
release the Virginia Delegates from their pledge
to 90 for Van Barren at all hazards Ii ICON.
cludes tho Globc) the Richmond movement is
pcrsevcrcd in, the Democratic party in that State
is separated from the body of the party, and dis
banded. The great body of the party is not the
dupe, ror the instrument, of this second edition
of the Judge White intrigue, and will not be gov
encd by it. Mr.. Richie may rely on this9'


We really hope this quarrel between Virginia
and the Van Buren, supremacy will be adjusted.
Mr.. Rtchic desert Van Buren, 1t can't be pos
s!ble!


Mr. Dromgoolc, too, backs the Globe, and pub
Lshcs q letter TO Ritchic, complaining of the
Shockoc Hill resolution-saying that it will do
mischief and produce discord'-that he is Dele.
gate from Virginia and will ncrer abandon Van
Burcn-and that if V. d. cannot be elected, no.
body else can. "And this is world that rolls
on It's axis and has orbits and eclip,ics and comes
various games OF that sor,!' as Mr.. Sampson
Brass eloquently expresses it.


Com. Stewart on Annexation.


Com. Stewart publishes a Letter IN the Globe
of Saturday, to Mr. J. Thompson, Member of
Congress and a Delegate 10 the Baltimore Con-
vention, in which he says:


assume that there exists no constitutional OBJ
lection 10 Texas being incorporated with our Union.
That question appears 10 be set at rest since our ac
qu.ition of Louisiana und Florida, ana the abun-
dani, and, as | have supposed, satisfactory discus
sion OF it, TO which all have access. will at least
venture TO say that they have satisfied my mind.


Passing, then, 10 the general question, the reasons
are numerous, cogen' powerful, and urgent, both
on the score of policy and humanity, for making
Texas part Of the Union, and have SO strong bear
ing upon our national industry, revenues, prosperi
tp aud power, that have not been able TO refuge
the assent of my judgment TO them.


What may this portcnd Is 'Old Ironsides'
to be made the available candidate of Loco
Focoism after all