NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
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Considering that there are principles involved in
se Mexican War vastly more important than the
estion whether the existing slave population of
United States ought to be confined within this
that degree Of latitude, we have never introduced
our readers the question of the Wmot Proviso
80 called) as one of any present consequence in
le discussion of the merits of that war; 1t will be
me enough to deal with that question when there
any ground within the limits of the United States
it to stand upon. There are more important
estions first to be adjusted.


Itis because the writer Of the suboned article
ibstantally concurs in this opinion of ours, that
e admit the subject of the Wilmot Proviso I"
our columns, at the time present, on any other


ind THANH having entered into the Debates and
,ceedings Of the last Congress, and SO reported
r this paper.


The writer Of the following Letter is gentleman
great political sagacity and experience in public
irs, and withal truly patriotic Wing statesman