umes, let US com mence with papers and
pamphlets.

EXP RIENCE.
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Never did VIC so plainly see the utility
of public pap devoted to the interests
of the c0Iouted people OF oar country as
at the present-since the publication Of
our last number, we have brought to TO-
Gus, upon our desk, through exchange pa
pers and private communications, The sem
timents of the free people of colour, and
the public generally, throughout our coun-
try, respecting all our interests and policy
The whole aspect of things relative to the
CO Toured people of this country now lies
be fore us--and we are happy in being a.
hle to state, that we have been furnished
with the sentiments of the free c. Toured
population of l6 States of the Union, IN
respect to colonization they are lnvari-
ably in unison with our own. so that we
now can speak in the language of the free
and irtelIi GENT part of our people OF 10
States, and lay thaswe view the eto rts Oh
the colonization society I" remove the tree
De Dple OF color from the United StateS, 10
Liberia, as TN wished for on our part, un-
called for by circumstances, as injurious
to our interests, aud as unrighteous and
meddesome on the part of the soc'ety-
and we unanimously request that honour
able body, if they regard Our feelings, If
they do not wish to destro y our dearest in-
terests, ifthey regard the laws of God, and
the ca Sc of 'stice and humanity, no long
er, TO hold up their COLONY as an asylum
Tor the free population of our country, but
to consider it, what it should have been
conside red from it's first establishment
A Missionary Colony, and a home for re-
captured and emancipat ed slaves Then
ana only then, we can give tne society
our counte nance, and act in concert with
its members, as friends and brethren, in
carrying forward all its interests. In
which respects we consider the society, as
highly i'm ,crtant and calculated TO pro-
mo e the greatest good.