Gorernor,s NTessaee.
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The most which we have seen, in any Of
our exchange papers, relative to the Cover
nor's Message, is the following from the
Southron:


I'm his Message we believe the Governor
recommends that all the clerks Of the court
be elected by The people, also that the Vice
Chancellor be elected by the qualified cleo
tors of the distnct-that the circuit courts
have chancery iurisdic!ion-thats some ofthe
courts should be abolished, and that only six
of the thirteen judges should be retained
that the revenue laws should be amended
so as to prevent the frauds that have been
practiced upon. the State by tax collectors
and the publishers Of newspapers who have
established small concerns over the State
for the sole purpose of publishing tax sales.
lie recommends a renovation Of the Trea-
sury Department so as TO protect the State
| from fraud-that the bond given by the
Treasurer should be increased from eighty
thousand 10 two hundred thousand dollars
that the laws should be SO amended as to
give the Executive the power, during the
recess Of the Legislature, TO examine the
books, accounts and money Of the Treasur.
er's ofice-to give the Executive the power
of removing the Treasurer He recommends
that the State pay the commissioners for
locating the public lands received from the
General Government, and that twenty-five
dollars per month be allowed the assistant
commissioners.


The Governor in his message advocates
the payment of the Planters Bank bonds
and opposes the payment Of those of the
Union Banks