From Lhe E. Sfar.
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The South.--As Ohio and Pennsylvania crnmble iu the grasp of Van Buren, the greater Is his ambition to possess himself of the South, and as a rallying point the field ot action has been loeased in Virginia, un- 1 der the persuasion that the decision of XIr- l ginia would materially influence her sister States south of the Potomac; hence the i'm mense exertions, the untiring efforts, the l constant organization to bring that State within the power and control of the Albany Regency. One of the tangible and inspir- l ing inducements to action Is the pledge gi- ven by Mir. Van Buren, that if Virginia SUD- ports him and he should succeed, he will, at the conclusion of his eight years, nomi- i nate, according to usage, f}attam C. R;UeS as his successor, and thus restore 10 Yirgi- i nia the office of President, which has so long added to her fame and reputation. This bargain has had the effect of rousing every energy of the Richmond Junta aud the Enquirer; and unusual exertions were made at the last spring election to secure that majority in the Legislature, essentially necessary 10 compel the resignation of Leigh and Tyler in the Senate, and substi- ute more pliable men in the service of the administration. There can be no doubt that the complete adoption of the Regency tactics to conquer Virginia, hy Rives and Slteaie, has been tue result of this promise, or pledge, or hargaln, call It what you please, for he Presidency ia reversion, but It Is quite easy 10 show that if Van Buren succeeds, and he should be inclined honest iy to fulfil hls pledge, very doubtful mat ter by the way, he will be iiercelY met on the threshold hy the power of the Albany Regency, which having once secured the Presidency in New York, will use every effort to keep t there-they will point to Mr. Butler, Governor Marcy, and several others in this State, to whom the sane ex- pectations have been held forth.

 Hes sslhseesa!!aa ssacEh events eeesr, Y.re;a;a. long before the epoch arrives, will be qra- dilallss last si.ght of and designediy ranked by our rulers as C Hard s,ate sSiafs, and New York having by that time secured by her .f!fty members of the House of Representatives., and strengthened hy the northern con!ederaey, tho mandate will % forth sao President Goss t Ssllars. .Stutts.s

 