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CURIoUs.-A friend has handed us the two fol- lowing paragraphs, one from the Advertiser of Nov ember I2, 1889, and the other from the paper of Oct 27, Is41, the day before yesterday morning. While they veri'aI ly derive their origin from com mon source there Is sort of community identi- ty m the principles and ideas which they separately and distinctly convey, One is dead against the oth CT. After comparing them, the reader will be at loss to know whether the expounder of Clay princi pies in Mobile is for ragainsl the VETO POWER From the Advertiser of Nov 12 le37 recopied into that

 paper yesterday morning.

 " We would propose to petition the legislature for charter simple in it's provisions, yet compre- hensive in It's powers:-First, legislative branch, composed of two independent bodies, say Board of Aldermen and Board of assistant Aldermen, each to judge of it's electiona, and to appoint its presiding oficer:-Al bills to be read three several times 10 each Board be passed in each and appro- yed by the Mayor before becoming laws; and if bill be disapproped by him, consideration of his rea- sons by each Board. "a re passage by majority of f,Uo thirds of each, to constitute it law. This branch, mayor, aldermen and assistant aldermen, clothed with all legislative functions not incompat- bic with the constitution of the United States and of lhe state of Alabama.

 " The executive power entrusted to a mayor, with such suhordinates as the law may create, to com Ipuoa.e with tue co-ordnate legislative boards by written messages, to have peso, (limited as above upon their dongs advise them of all things neces- sary for their information, and to suggest subjects for their aeon-to execute all laws, and be ex-olico a Justice of the Peace.''