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We understand that the ''party'' in this place, fearful that some of their forces are about to bolt, intend addressing letter to Van Buren, asking him to quiet their con sciences by declaring his opinions upon giv- en points. Some of the questions, we under stand, are as follows:

 .'Has your opinion, as expressed in the New York Senate, .that Congress has the constitutional power to make the abolition of slavery ih Territory a requisite of its ad- mission into the union,' altered since that time7''

 Don't you think our Constitutisfs defect i've in not allowing free negroes to yote!''

 Do you not think that the farther power IS removed from the people the better!'''