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The oath ol office the 1st administered to SILAs WRIGHT, who thereupon entered upon the lules of Governor of the State of New-York.

 The Albany Atlas remarks that many things have combined to make the office of Governor, during the ensuing two years, oi painful responsibility and of arduous service. Mir. Wright enters upon his place with almost civil war upon hIs hands. The arm of the law is powerless through large district of the State, and the military arm of government has had to be exerted for the manainance of it's thoriy. It is doubtful whether even this extreme re- sort is adequate 10 restore the supremacy of the aws' Tor il is to be feared that this contest between the State and portion of its citizens will be painfully and harrassngly protrscted. To be thus the head of Force, in a government of opinion, is a position most painful 10 republican and patriot. Nor is this the worst of the troubles of the admnstra- ton The State of New-Y ork has contracted debt of s27 0O0 000 in her own separate sovereign eapa- city. So great has been the tendency 10 advance still further in this career that for the last years

 it has required all the slrctness O. party discipline and the utmost viz ance and exertIon 10 reslran the State indebtedness within its present limit and in this contest for lhe independence of the Siale the democratic party has found the reluctance and yacil- lation of portion of its own members, more ior- luidable obstacle than the concerted hostility of its opponents.