Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-13
Correspondence of the Register and Journal,l

TUSCALOOSA, Dec. od, lo4l.
 DEAR SRI have been here 'a locker on in Venice" for several days, and have nothing very inn portant to communicate in reference to the legislature of the state.--It Is bank, bank, bank, and noth ing but bank, morning, noon, and night. It IS standing dish for breakfast, dinner, and supper. As many projects there members ot the legislature ate on foot for division oi the assets, Tor two boa, ds, board of commissioners, and board of Directors for uinding up, "without baneht ol clergy" some arc for relieving them of the burden of paying the expenses of the statc and annuling the law in relation to the vaueess l6 scctons and letting them go on Out of so many conflicting views the result, apprehend, will be, aerial alteration in the system, 1 am not fully advised of the peculiar views of the Mobile legislation upon this subject. E. McAlpin believe, Is against winding up, and by the by he is about sensible and as practicable m hIs views upon this and other matters, as any mem Der we have, and am pleased to see, makes vigil ant active and useful member, absent from his seat have been good deal in attendance upon the deliberations of the House, and have always found him his post, and of course, as true as steel 10 Democracy. He never flashes in the pan, or mis- ses fire. The sane ma, be sali Of our often tried Senator who has been found wanting, but ever ready to battle for true Republican principles.
 l have been much pleased also with tine course of our other members. Col. Hogan has immense labors To perform, being chairman of the most important committee in the House; but his indeatgabe indus try lonq trained business habits, and qualifications, e1ninenty fit him for such unerous duties irn- posed upon hlm, chairman oi the bank committee. Col. Erwin and k. C. McApln are not behind, in my judgment, either of the others, m ther zeal and
 ability to serve the good people of Mobile and to ad- vance the prosperity of our city, and the common in- teresl of our state. have not been able to see, that their action in these respects, has been by the narrow and encramplg ties of p,rtiLan feelings They are exceedingly conciiiatory | their course, and by the moderation O.. tne, temper, liberal and senteuanly department, have warIny attached many Sf the Democrats to hcm while they desorvedy stand higher ainosg their Y, anu exercise great ln- iiuence Upon the whole, have great cause, as one community in Mobile, 10 feel satisfied wi; our present Rypresenlatyes who are truly a,lye to the interest of the cty and who capable, really be- leve, of doing more fJr us, than any delegation we nave sent here many, very many years. As citi- zen of Mobile feel honored, when see them stand ing among tine members, and sec how much they have ,one to dissipate these unfortunate prejudices thai some years since, grew up in the county against the cit, oi Mobile. The shadow Of, the ghost If these prajudces are now gone and inc members from the interior, cherish the proper feelings towards the Elm poriun of their Stae and arc disposed to do Mobile that justice which has for some time been denied