 NEXT PRESIDENCY.
With a pertinacity worthy of a bet ter cause. the coalition letter writers, and the continue to speak of successor to General Jackson, at the expiration off the present term. iIi order to produce distraction in the re publican ranks, they pretend to consider Mir. Van Buren and Mir. Calhoun alrea- dy in the field.

 To those who know Mr. Van Buren, it is unnecessary to expose the attempts of the coalition to place him 'n posi- ton so contrary to his wishes and sen timents. For the information ofour re- publican friends generally throughout the Union, we now deliberately assert that it is totally without foundation. Mir. Van Buren is and ever has been, a republican, and at no time has he pur- sued course, which could, by possibh-