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The New York American. in auson 10 the re- cent message of Governor Bagby, says,

 tAfter adyerting to strictly local topics, it takes in hand the banks and discourses concerning them largely. In the money article we gave a con siderable extract from this portion of the message, which nefsr adding only here, that the regard for public faith, emphatically expressed by the Cover nor. is honorable both tohm and the state.'

 The American copies into its money article long extracts from the message, and calls them sound in sentiment and worthy of example. We have seen ia other ~hig papers similar compliments, which in noble contrast with the mean, partizan abuse that has been poured on Governor Bagby by nearly everyone of the whig papers of this state.