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 The Journal is certainly welcome [" all and singn- lar iis opinions in respect the message and ihe banks; and would have admitted that, md spar ed him such an array of s.logismsi hut .' hrstlS" '' secnndy." and " fmIly," ct cetera. &c., why i" not the Register entitled hs opinion ofthe opin- iuns of official digniia.i.sl The chief magistrate of the state danbts to the directun o be giv- en 10 an important financial question. The senior editor of the Journal, commissioner to examine in- to the condition of the banks, holds that winding up is the only alternative. We, as one the plebeian" undertook to look at the views of both of these olf- cials, and if the governor prctes as touchy as the commissioner, "hy, perhaps We had better have kept our hands off the question. We did not " reprove" the Journal, do ask it to conform its opin- ions to those of the governor the Register At the same time, hold, and intend upon all proper oc- casons to express opinions of the arguments aud opinIons of goyernnr commissioner and editor. The Journals vinegar is thrown away upon this occasion, f'r unconscious of having done any thing to deserve the picklng winch he is disposed to give us, unless, perhaps, that have preferred to doubt, with the govern"r, to being absolutely convinced by the arguments of the Journal commissioner.