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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF N. YoRK.
Gov. Wright's message was delivered on Tues
day, and although five columns shorter than
last year, occupies nine lengthy columns. He
reviews the anti-rent troubles at length, and
suggests that leases of farm lands be not ex-
tended beyond five or ten years. The entire
population of the State is ,604 ,495, an increase
of 1854 since 1910. There are 3,753 In
dams in the State. The entire amount of the
Canal debt, making allowances for S2,47s, COL,
due and paid on the lst of the year, is Sl7,2l6,-
1887. The revenue of the Canals have been
such as to be very satisfactory, and the tolls
during the last season have exceeded those of
any previous season, having amounted to ST.
SAG, ,453.7s. The productive capital of the
common school fund, at the close of the fiscal
year, was $4,000, ,6S2.4l. The whole number
of school districts in the State is ll,0lS, and
reports from 1882 of them show that the
whole number of children instructed in them
were 1856, ,0i5.


Gov. Wright approves the message Of the
President; regards the offer of the 49th degree
as the extreme Of liberality on our part, as a