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ICSCALoosA, Dec 10, io4o

 This mef"ing the new Coy, rnor transmitted 10 the iwd Houses message in which he propnsed 10 call the attention of the legislature the condition | of the banks, and subnIied review of lhe whole banking affairs of the State, with sugee esIions the present situation of the banks seemed to require. will send yoH ths document the earliest possible ! moment.

 The report of the AdjutAnt General was laid be- fore he House oI Representative this morning and referred to he committee the military. General Lang in submitting this report savs .ln submitting this report to your honorable body, would again beg leave lo call yoSr attention to the condition of the present millary code of this State. Although that report was prepared originally with much care the alterations and amendments introduced by sub sequssa legislation, have rndered il obscure and in. eeea@at. Many of it's provisions are not only dif- l stances contradictory. u appears to me that the whole system should be sNbjeced to thsro sgh re- vision, ur a new one submitted in it's stead. would respectfully ask the attention of the General assembly 10 the military code o South Carolina, as inruishpg model much better adapted as d hody os tA~ to, lhe necessities or the service State 1aan our arcseHl dirjolpled system. The military code oi 5 suh Carolina receives m that Sale an ei- hcieai military organization wMhoul subieciing the people To unnecessary inconvenience, or imposing unnecessAry burlhens, and there can be liuie doubt that It's introduction into this State would place the miia Sf sur State in a condition which, while suit. ed 10 aAa habits of people in peace, would enable them sfsa tuaIy to nse all the emergencies of war.

 C-Slainly, the military code of Alabama most disPinted concern. and Itis to be hoped that Gene rai E;'ng's suggestions may not be disrcgarded by thn-asse mbly. When the message of the Governor SS-s rend, Mir. tlubbard arose and made rapid and bairuared attack upon it's recommendations, calling ;t All extraordinary document, wrong in s couclu- 1, sIOns and suggestions. Alter Il speech of half an honr, Mir. II. moved that 1000 copies be printed.- Th;s resolution was modified as 10 call for the print ng of 5000 cop,es, which was accordingly orr d~red by the House.

 During this debate alajor Hubbard took occasion 10 say that he did not wish, by his opposition to the provisions ofthis message, 10 he understood as taking grounds against the administration of the present Executive of the State His speech had Lcen made, to give vent 10 the thoughts and ifeir"as which lhe reading fthe message had inspired.

 The two iInuses made 10 or 12 intellectual baliut- isgs to-day for judge of the 3l Judicial Crcu candidates holding to the last Finally the Two Houses adjourned without making Il chaire - Ptoiemy Harris ran foremost SS; George D. Short. 'Idge, the next highest, Sl. This is some IndIcaion that Shortrllge wilbs elected. But there is no tell ling what rsay happen tonight in the way of sse- ,ioneerihg.

 Yesterday afternoon the contested eec io, faom Mar ion County decided, and the sitting r,snier, MT. Norlhcult rejected without sisgfr eole irr his favor upon ca Il of the ayes and naSs..

 Nothing new of interest to-day