corre.pond.uco of tho Register and JOaraal.
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TUSCALOOSA, Dec 5, lS4o.

 To-day Governor blartn tuok the oath ol office, in presence of both Houses Of the Legislature. and delivered his inaugural adtiress. The ladies, by resouton ot the House, were admitted the floor of the House, where seats were provided for them. large aunber attended, suficlent to occupy not only the appropriated 10 their use but those ofmost of the members besides. Some apprehenslons were expressed in regard to the safety of occupy ing the gallery, and no ladies made their appearance in them, though Il was toeraby well filled with the stronger sex who otherwise had no opportunity of wines ssing the ceremony An able and impressive prayer was made by the Rev. Doct. Manly, presi- dent of the university, and the Governor elect then read his inaugural. ought perhaps To go back in the order of time to say that inc House adjourned Il AM., and the members proceeded to the Indian Queen and liere formed procession to escori the Governor to the House, which was accomplished with all fitting solemnity, preceded by Il band ot mu sic, consisting of a clarionet fife, bass drnm and fiddle Alter the prayer, the fiddle, etc.. struck up 'bail Columbia,' and at he conclusion of the naugu- ra we were greeed with similar strain of patrio- tic harmony from the duers of the music. which was followed by benedicon from president Manly, when d,e Senate. Governor and cx-Goyernor retr- ed, and ii vas resolved that the House do now ad- journ until ten o'clock tomorrow moriy4g.

 The inaugural of Governor Martin, SO far as could judge from hearing t read. appeared to be we'll written, and soundly democratic. IL was read il clear and impressive manner and was listened [, with the closest attention by the large audience which filled every part of the House. Upon the sub jet of the Banks the governor expressed himse 1T in laor of that policy in the collection of the bank deus which would secure the collection of the lar- get amount. This is all very well, Mrs. Caudle wmld say, but apprehend that upon this eompre- hetsi,e platform there will be found room enough orall the various opinions and plans which or ma be entertained from the day of the date here ofunlil the State will be found the portals ofre psdation. IL was, however, about all that tine go- .ermr could say upon the subject, and all that it necessary he should say. He has little power over the ubect l do not think the legislature will go beyond the recommendation contained in Governor ! Fiipatrick's message.

 l Il is understood that the State Bank committee are isposed To stop a, about that point

 l Upon he subject of demoracy, the Governor is out N hout limitation for he JetersonIan and Jaclsonian crceds. He says he always has been democrat, as his fathers were before him. and ever shal be 'cone what may This portion of his speech he read with the most marked einphasis.- Ths whigs somehow don't seem 10 like the governor to-,av quite wei, ns they did yesterday. They say they ihink, in consideration, etc., that he might haze been silent on this point Upon the whole, the go, ernor will huk, pass for lhe roundest sort ofl democrat upon his own showing. May he car

 youl his proiessed principles, in their whole length aid breadth, says yours, etc.