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Our friend Col Stone takes great exceptions
At the travels of the above gentleman in the
Unned States. The fact is since the Colonel
became colonizafionist, bis head has been
little turned-hls heart is right yet. The CO.
lonel had bet er mind, lest he be sent to his
mother county, there are great many pollt'-


ians in this country who would willingly dis
pence with him. He should remember the
case of poor Morgan. and take care how ne
meddIes with colonization lest he find himself
,ug enough, in the land Of John Bull. This
- all he harm we would do hin'-send him
o his mother country, the land ofJat beef and
turllc-gcup. But to the subject. We must