New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

was very theoretically and efficiently employed II was
the developments consequent upon these exerions eA
hibIs the fact that insurrecou did exist on the n OF
August which laid the foundation Tor p!ocains lts eS
istence in conformity law but the in'erposon oil the
State could be retrospective and therefore inc ez
pen=c Of preserving the peace sustaining tne la" ao
experimenting the guilty during these twenty days, was
thrown exclusively upon the county.
According 10 the requirement OF the Constitution.
Of the people OF the state has been taken curing
the last year in conformity the provisions OF the law
of the last session. directing the manner oil taxing IL
TIE have ali been made TO the office OF the Secre
tary Of State and the report OF that oicer WILL az an
carly day your session. place the results before you
The entire population of the State Is shown 20 be
495 being an increase since the census OF $50
taken n obedience the constitution and laws OF Inc
United States of S357i little more than seven and
hall per cent for the I'VE years. This IS rate Of in
crease much less than has marked the growth oil our
population for ina previous portions OF the present cen
tu and shows that emigration from the state Is mucn
greater than 10 L. lne enumeration WAS dAsh as OF TIE
first Gay of July The number OF births n the state
during tie year ending OF hat day was -95 and me
number OF deaths 3625i thes showing an increase OF
the births deaths IN single year. OF % HI
This ratio increase Tor the I'VE FEARS would nave
added 70 population a0re than 10000 souls beyond
the present actual number: which simple comparison
establishes important facts Jst nat the ratura III
crease OF the population heathful and rapid and 2nd
thar the emigration from the state Is greater oy from
0eO0 10 5000 annually tEan the emigration 10 IL
Another fact appearing upon the face OF the census
shows tee description OF this emigration. Il 49, mat ice
increase OF population IS confined principally 20 the
cities and large villages Eus proving that the great oody
the emigration from the state is from the agricultural
districts. The increase Of population Tor the I'VE years
N the four cities of NewYork- Brooklyn, Albany snd
Buffalo makes en- aggregate OF 1i776T.
The number OF persons liable TO do military duty Is
DE 2, and the number Of persons entitled 70 vote iof
ali officers elective by the people is $50 .3I9
The statistics OF Inc productions OF ssrlcuiture ana
manufactures are very full and cannot tail 10 possess
great interest They viii receive 100 ca-eul an exsm-
nation AZ your hands require the brief reference 10
them here which this communication VIII permit ne
improved land in The State averages t-ts more tnan
four and half acres each soul and there - produced
from il OF wheat corn rye and buckwheat bread ;u,s
proper accordin. 70 our Classification, traction less
than thirteen and one.thrd bushels 10 each rdEcua o.!
the population OF barley and oas, trac1on less .aaa
eleven and one-third bushels OF beans and peas ABOUT
h.erourths OF bushel and OF potatoes ano tafhlPs'
they being the only articles gTen OF tue Foo cfuPs;
fraction more than line and half bushels Inc inlco
cows are more than one three persons and the outter
and cheese together average more than ioy pounds 70
acu person The neat cattle very nearly one TO each
soul AID the hogs more :han 10 TWO persona TIE
wool and lax produced ttie less than ak and
half pounds 70 person. and The CLOTH manufactured in
families and factories is more Than seventeen yards TO
each soul.
population, whose own industry produces this
amount annually of the necessaes and comforts of lite.
and affords such plus for exchange may uy be said
70 hold the great elements OF its independence and pros
periry IN ia OWE hands neither OF which be de-
stroyed or dangerously impaired, while such ratio OF
productive industry directed BY vruous and patriotic