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Gov. WRIGHT's VETO ,MEssAeE.-This mes. sage, which is too long for insertion in columns, ia marked by all ihit clearness and ability, winch characterIzes every thing thai males from thai dis linguished source. Without pretending to under stand that mystery of modern tImes the local politics of New York, we al least understand enough of the history of iis legislation, to express ,he decided opinion that Mir WRIGHT is altogether correc, m the position which he has assumed in the mes age. He has prevented the div version of funds from ohec to which they siood pledged by law. aad perhps avoided those deeply regretted consequences which have fallen un other States. If there is any thing in the limitations conditions of the present consi- tution which initiate against the true interests of the people. they will soon have an opportunity to change it 10 suit tlie,n; but whl-' n is the organic law let all ts requirements be faithfully observed In the Convention (which is to assenble to engage in the important duties of amending and reforming the Constitution of the State, we hope that the people will avail themselves of the lights and experience oi the great minds amongst lhcm---and such they have ia Mr VAs BuREN, YoUNG. HOFFMAN, and others II Washington Constitution.