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GOV. CLEVELAND'S LETTER.
A Digniiied Document Formally
Accepting the Presiden-
tial Nomination.
The Cause of the LaborinS Man
Warmly Representatives,
Hunting Denounced.

ALBANY. n. Y. Aug. l9.-To Col.
William f. Villas, Chairman, and ID. i.
BestOr and others, members OF the No
tihcation Committee of the Democrat
ic National Convention: ~
GENTLEMEN: | have received your
communication dated July 2S, 1854, in
forming me OF my nomination to the
office of President of the United States
by the National Democratic Conven-
ton lately assembled at Chicago. |
accept the nomination with Il grateful
appreciation of the supreme honor con-
ferred, and a solemn sense of the re-
SpOnSihility which, in its acceptance.
assume. | have carefully considered
the platform adopted by the convention
and cordially approve of the same. 80
plain statement of Democratic faith
and the principles upon which that par
" appeals 10 the SuttrageS Of the peO-
pie needs no supplement- or eNplana-
ton IL should be remembered that
the office OF President i essentially eN-
tcur.yt in lis nature. The laws enact
III ty the legislative branch If the
Government the Chief Executive is
bound faithfully u enforce. And
when the wisdom u The political party
w-l.1 selects C-e u is members a. a
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tered hy the hone of fayors vet tocoma
stand ready To aid with nancy and
trained nolitical service we rarGrniya
in the eligibility of thp prpsidauf tnr
reelection a most serious DANCER to
that calm deliberate and intaIligant
political action which must character.
lie a Government hy The rponlp
a true American sentiment racor-
nizes the dignity of labor and the fact
thai bon0r Iies In Innast toii -,
tented labor is an element Of National
prOsnarity Ability IN wnrl, constit,,ter
the canital and the WAGES If labor tho
income of a vast numHar If 0nr nor,r'o
latiom, and His infaret+ sI0ni AVN o
iea,ously protected Our workinGmpn
aranot asting unreaso ngLIa iHdII,g7o ,i,oi
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they seek tIe same "Il ''I cnnsd (-It1fi,
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heritage of both, be advanced. AS re-
lated to this subject, while we should
not discourage the immigration of
those who come to acknowledge allegi-
ance to our Government and add to our
citizen population, yet as a means of
protection to our workingmen, differ
ent rule should prevail concerning
those who, if they come, or are brought
10 our land, do not intend to become
Americans, but will iniuriously COM
pete with those justly entitled to our
ned OF labor.
la. Lee 4