{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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ALABAMA LEGrsLATuRE.-Ths body have ad- journed, after passing 251 acts and joint resolu tioas. The proposition to sell the Banks for the State Bonls, heretofore noticed failed. The Bank debtors are required to pay up their indebtedness in three annual ins.alnents The circulation of the Banks is estimated at about ss,0o0 ,Qoo, and the good debts owing to the Banks about S, S,0o0, coo. The session exhibited, by the number ol its acts, a mania for law making, too common, and very ruin ous, to the western and southern States. No State can be made rich or prosperous bY legislation; it must be done by the industry, economy, enterprise, and temperance Of it's citizens