Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-08
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
cAZEsovIA (MAD COUNTY, NEW roRK) WIG
The letters below, from President TAYLOR and
our Representative, Mr.. DUER, are replies addressed
to them by the response meeting held in this village
on the 7th instant, covering copies OF Its proceed
ings. The PRESIDENTS reply was received seve-
raj days since, but Mr.. DuER's was delayed by
illness.
WAsHIseToS, Mar l3, 1880.
SIR have acknowledge your favor Of the 9th nstsnt
covering the proceedings of meeting held Cazenova on
the h instant TO express in the speech OF Mr
DuxR support of the line Of policy recommended by the
Executive the subject Of slavery am deeply indebted
the citizens Of Cazenova for the expressions Of confidence
and esteem which this occasion has ectsd and for the sp-
prova which they have given the of their able Re-
preventative in Congress.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
q. TAYLOR.
H. A. CooIIDsE, Esa., Cazsnova, New York.
WAsHIsGTos, MAY %, 1850.
DEAR Sra have had the pleasure receive your letter
transmitting the proceedings Of meeting of the Wings Of
azenoya approving the plan Of the President for the see-
ent OF the sectional controversy growing Of the recent
acquisition of territory, and saAconing the course that
their Representative, have pursued supporting that pan
This unsolicited testimony in my favor has afforded me the
deepest qualification. From the Wings of my district have
experienced nothing but kindness and especially those of
Cazenoya have at all times manifested towards warmth
OF regard and reposed generous confidence for which
know not how properly sufficiently acknowledge my
gratitude.
Nor am less pleased with that portion of your proceedings
which regards public questions than wita that which
sona myself recognise in the resolutions adopted the
spirit and sentiments of true National Wings They firm
and manly but tolerant and temperate 1t is that honest
men speak It that wise act in times Of danger.
The opinions of the Wings of Cazenovia my opinions
shall oppose now, always, and in such manner may
under the circumstances most wise and practical
the extension ofsavery free Territory But in my oppo
sion slavery, shall not seek to take away impair any
constitutional right which the South may possess No mem
Der Of Congress has any business n his official capacity
ermeide with slavery within the States and it is his
duty faithfully every provision of the constitution
Upon these points consent to Interpolation in the
Whg creed. am content with the work of the patriots and
sages Of the revolution. The party which belong
constitutional and abolition party Under the cons
tuition have prospered The shone twenty
three millions Of people enjoying equal amount Of physca
comfort, Of liberty without disorder and Of moral and intel
hctsal culture Who will pull Of the stones which
this edfce rests Who dare place in hazard this great
of human happiness 1t is in defence of the constitution
that the Wing party has hitherto rallied tcan be rallied
der no other They who with this seel
other alliance.
desire erd in way another to the sestiona
strife that dsurbs If live in peace under th
Union, let do 50; if not: let know it. Though six
seven States may not be able dissolve the Confderacy
they may make intoerabIe is time that there should b.
frank and perfect understanding, reconciliation, els
that prepare minds for separation If the Nort
viii conne its hostility to slavery within the pale of tn
constitution, il Is certain that live together Nor
on the otner hand there be stability the Government
the South persist in Efforts make subsidiary to the In
crease Of slavery. Northern opinion this point is tot
song and resolue to be vanqushed It may, very key
defeated fo time, but in the end will crush every comb
nation thai may array itself agans. it. It may be fatal day
when hst happens We want not truce but peace. It
not enough that present difficulties may be arranged re
qure security for the future We must understand eact
other.
II we'll to look this danger in the ace if not imminent
is real BY keeping constantly befre our eyes, we ma,
best avoid it. But have strong faith in the good ans
patriotism Of my countymen They will not spoil their hgl
destiny and convert into contempt the admiration Of th
world The Union will stand it is only some demagogue
that may fall.
| am, very truly and respectfully, yours,
| WILLIAM DUER.
H. A, CooLIpG T. ESQ., Secretary,