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Dermoad-Our readers will.no doubt, be pleased with the following extracts from the inaugural address of c oycrnor Palmer, to both branches of the legisla- fure of Vermont. The topics selected are highly important, and should meet that consideration to which they are en- titled. It will be perceived that Gov crnor Gilmer, in his last Message, has called the attention ofthe legislature of Vcorgia to similar points.

 "The power, which und CT existAr ,aws the creditor claims and exercises over the body of his debtor, has always appeared to me to be inconsistent with the mild policy or our laws and the free and liberal spir;t of our institutions, and especially at yari. ance with that clause of our constitution which provides that < the person of tbe debtor. when there is not strong presnmn. ton of fraud, shall not be continued in pflson after delivering up all his estate for ,he use of his creditors" It ia true that oltlculties exist in regulating the details oI system calculated to secure to ail the last rights belonging to each; but 1t ia he 's'-svsd that ae " isdom os tse legislature