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Our readers may remember, that m discussion V,e had some time slace with the Advertiser of this ei,y on the suhjecl of northern abolitenism' the editor of that paJ er quoted string of resolutions, offered by a Mir. Borsfow n the New Hampshire Democratic State Convention, and described them as ..democratic" nbotionism. We then showed that these resolutnr not received or supported by the convenlinn bit hustled out with indignation and the author accused of reasonable purposes, in ,hTusting such staie ments upon q democratic meet. ing Th. fact ihe Advertiser never mentioned. and has never since stated admitted il. We re- cali these circumstances al this time, merely 10 add a fact that has since occurred, which is of some sig nifcance, when taken in connexon with Mr. BARsrom's conduct, and Ihe use made of his re- solutions. lt is, that the treatment which his-abo litionsm received in the convention, so offended him, that he has openly renounced the Democratic party and has taken the field against it's nomina. sions, on abolition grounds; this cooperating with that oiliane. which making abolitionism he bond oi Unon achieved in the lae elections. the triumph which delighed our contemporary so much.

 Mir Barslow's abandonment oi his party, and the grounds of tnat abandonment, are facts, that are not likely 10 be mentioned in the Advertiser, which made his repudinrcd abolition resolutions ground of impeachment against the democrats.