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~ hHE LEGISLATURES OF ALABAMA assembled
al iusesioosa on the lst inst. Both Houses are
Locofoco by strong majority Col W1Sproy
OF Sumter was elected Presiden, of the Sepa,. and
ANDREW b. MOORE OF Perry Speaker of the House o.
the ID. II is not documen, of much ;r,,or,,rs,
but has one redeemng quality which is worthy Of no,


it is only four columns long, The State Bankin, Svs
tern-the claims of the State the General Goverr.
ment for moneys advanced during the Creek h.s,,,..
the State Debt-the Univcrsity-Genersl Jackson
these the Governors principal themes The amour,
collected under the Revenue Bill is not enough to psy
the interest accruing upon the State Bonds The Gov
ernor therefore recommends that sufficient amount be
raised by taxation, annually With regard to the public
faith Of the State, The Governor speaks very warmly
he claims for the Aabamans the proud distinction OF
being "emphatically Geotpayias people" under the
most dscouraying circumstances The people have
adopted the proposed amendment, of the Constitution
providing for biennial sessions Of the Legislature