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ALABAMA.-In the Legislature on the
7th inst, Judge VIM. Smith of Madison,
introduced a set of Sub-treasury resolu-
tons, which were met with determined
opposition by the Whig members. A
mendments and substitutes were proposed,
and after an exciting discussion the whoss'
were ordered to be printed and made the
order of the day, yesterday. The Tus-
caloosa Monitor, after giving a sketch Of
the debate, thus concludes


This discussion created good deal
of excitement. There was every dispo-
sition manifested by the opposition, TO
meet the question with frmness. The
resolutions will no doubt, call forth an in
teresting and stormy debate. We are
willing and anxious to hear it; and we
are much in hopes that the opposition are
NOT in the minority. The Preamble and
Resolutions will never pass the Alabama
Legislature.