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The Advertiser of yesterday expresses it's wish iha' ,L. .n,;.sl,verv msn al the north would separate ,h.mselves from both political parties and vote re- 0ulsr abolition tcke "fhen'" he says 'he wings would have some shewlng'

 On the principles of the Massachusetts wh'es' ,y;,b which the Advertiser appears to be sausheo tho uvb;o. might have "some showing Ii all the aooil- on;s,s should vote together-for they contend tnat

 h;,,.rv ia ,rue nr tactical aboltonism-and that the fnll blooded aboluonlsts ought 10 vote with the lui blooded whigs ID achieve their own .oblects Ihs nressst point ofcontroversy which keeps these peo pe asunder in the norh is, which IS the true anu CT fectiye abolition party. That being settled eeneral- lv. union as complete as that which succeeded in New Hsmpshire may be effected throughout New Enpland-and the whigs have "some showing - In Maine and New Hampshire they never had any until aboltionism became political ally of whlggery The joint forces may be too much for the democra cy but we do not understand yet how such al dances should be 30 very agreeable to southern men.

 Our neiehbor appears also to be pleased with the abandonment of the democratic party by MT. Bars tow of N. H.. as proof that the democratic part' ia becoming weaker" This is the MT. Barstow whose presence in lhe Democratic State Convention with string of abolition resolutions which that Con yenton rejected as traitorous, was used by the Ad verser as proof of the anti-slavery characteristics ofthe democratic party. Repused there, he carries his abolition views into the opposition and finds sym pathy, concurrence and aid with the whigs; and the Advertiser, which made him abolition example when a democrat, to the dlscredlt of the demo- crats, who refused sanction his abolition IS very glad of his deserting to abolitionsm, because he cannot help the whigs 10 beat down the pro-savery democrats who discarded him!

 We note these signs in passing. They speak so plainly for themselves that we need no, expatiate up on all their bearings and afhnities.