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Mir Buchanan of Pennsylvania, in reply to let ter of invitation to mass meeting Of the Demo eraey of Backs CO.,. gives his views at some length, in reference to the WiImet PrOvsO; and in relation to the extension of slavery In any further territory acqaired. he is disposed to favor the Missouri com promise. which permits slavery in sil territory, south of s6o so@ He dePsecsiss. however. the further agitation of the question as caicalated to slienate the Democratic party in different sections. and having in itself no practical importance. The litter was not received in time for publication this week; it ends with the Following sentiment offered by Mr. Buchanan, so the meeting.

 7Ke Missoari CoaPromise-Its adoption in 1920 saved the Union ffom threatened convulsion. Its extension im l6ts, io any new territory which we may acquire, will secure the Ike happy Tesalts.