GEORGIA.
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The Legislature Of Georgia assembled on the
2nd inst. The message Of Governor Charles j.
Mcdonald was delivered to the two Houses on the
3rd. TheGovernor attributes the difficulties which
have embarrassed the country the restless spirit
OF speculation, which has excited the public mind
to state of delirium, abstracting many people
from their customary pursuits, with the inspiring
hope of the sudden accumulation of fortune. He
speaks in high terms of commendaton of the course
pursued by the Central Bank, which administered
to the general relief with all the means at its COM
mand, while he reproves the conduct of some of
the Banks in refusing to comply with the laws
The Governor says: "It cannot be conceded that
when corporation is created, it is placed be-
yond the reach Of legsIation' We should really
hope not, though it seems to be the Federal WhiS
doctrine that there is sanctity about corporations
that ives indemnify to all sorts Of abuses and err
rors. The Education fund being insufficient to
answer the purposes of general diffusion of know
ledge, the Governor recommends that-the same be
applied TO the education of those only who are too
poor to provide in this respect for themselves.


bill has been introduced into the Legislature
of Georgia TO compel the Banks to early resump-
rfon of specie payments.