Gov. Paterson yesterday had one more thing to say about building a mosque near Ground Zero: Please, don't say anything -- at least until after Sept. 11.

The governor asked both supporters and detractors not to talk about the fiery issue this week out of respect for the Jewish new year, Rosh Hashanah, which begins tomorrow night, the ninth anniversary of 9/11 on Saturday and the monthlong Muslim holiday of Ramadan, which ends this week.

"I propose that . . . we should all be focused on our concern to those who lost relatives . . . on Sept. 11, and the anniversary of that event will be Saturday," Paterson said before the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn.

"Perhaps we might think more in terms of those families . . . and maybe all step back and try to devote a week of peace.

"I'm going to try, as much as I can, not to talk about [the mosque] for a week just to see if this exercise would help New Yorkers and Americans remember that the terrorists didn't care who we were when they attacked us," he added.

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