GEORGIA.
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Governor Mcdonald delivered his message TO


the Legislature of Georgia, on the I'd inst. The


Athens Banner says: "The most prominent among


the topics presented for Legislative con Iteration,


the state Of the currency and our Banking insti-
tuions This subject is handled with much force;
the remarks upon the U. S. Bank will be cordially
responded to by all Democrats-an6 those upon
the mode upon which many of our modern local
banks are organized and conducted, so true 10
history that all must admit the correctness of the
facts stated and the views expressed. That the
Legislature have power to repeal Bank charter
where unqueslionabe imposition" has been prac-
1seI upon the power granting it, or upon the peo-
pIe for whose benefit it was created, is doctrine
which it would be dangerous to the welfare of the
State to DENY and we glad to see it so distinct
" and boldly avowed. Whether The suggestion
that we should ultimately have but one Bank be-
sides the Central Bank, with branches at the var-
GUS points where they might be needed, would, if
adopted, remove the difficulties under which we
now labor, is a question upon which we are not
competent TO decide. Much would doubtless de-
pend upon the mode of its organization, and the
guards and restrictions which might be thrown a.
round it. The suggestion may be good, and will
no doubt be popular: for we can hardly have
worse system, than that which now afflicts u.s."