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manner Of his defeat-desired his nomi
nation for the Presidency; and every lich
the Globe strikes Mr.. Calhoun, falls win
quadrupled qua effect upon his head: 1t may ,sy
Globe (and Mr.. Benton too) in s endeayOr. a;or,
ne treaty of annexationf will answer.
Tbsy know that the man who affects such


I treaty. is forever after a popular man
hroupbout the Union. They wish, in the
frst pIace, to reserve that work for them.
elves; and, in the next TO injure a man
rhom they envy, and consider that they
.sre gratifying an old, and as they pretend,
buried enmity, in opposing and defeating
4 fayorite measure of his. This is the
secret, and the whole secret of their op-
POSITION. In this latter sentiment, do
hot believe the Mississippian partakes--
Nevertheless he lends aid to the plot
kindly. A DEMOCRAT.