However foreign to the designs of the writer of ever making that country or any other out of America, his home; had this been done, and honorably maintained, the Republic of Liberia would have met with words of encouragement, not only from himself, an humble individual, but we dare assert, from the leading spirits among, if not from the whole colored population of the United States. Because they would have been willing to overlook the circumstances under which they went there, so that in the end, they were willing to take their stand as men, and thereby throw off the degradation of slaves, still under the control of American slave-holders, and American slave-ships. But in this, we were disappointed--grievously disappointed, and proceed to show in short, our objections to Liberia. _Its geographical position_, in the first place, is objectionable, being located in the _sixth degree_ of latitude North of the equator, in a district signally unhealthy, rendering it objectionable as a place of destination for the colored people of the United States. We shall say nothing about other parts of the African coast, and the reasons for its location where it is: it is enough for us to know the facts as they are, to justify an unqualified objection to Liberia. In the second place, it originated in a deep laid scheme of the slaveholders of the country, to _exterminate_ the free colored of the American continent; the origin being sufficient to justify us in impugning the motives. Thirdly and lastly--Liberia is not an Independent Republic: in fact, _it is not_ an independent nation at all; but a poor _miserable mockery_--a _burlesque_ on a government--a pitiful dependency on the American Colonizationists, the Colonization Board at Washington city, in the District of Columbia, being the Executive and Government, and the principal man, called President, in Liberia, being the echo--a mere parrot of Rev. Robert R. Gurley, Elliot Cresson, Esq., Governor Pinney, and other leaders of the Colonization scheme--to do as they bid, and say what they tell him. This we see in all of his doings.