Letters Of Acceptance

The followino; letlers of acoeptance have been received by the secretary of the recent state convention: Ann Akror, Marcb Mtb, 1885. The Hnn Jnln ƒ. Sumntr: Mï L)kak Sir- Your letter, hb secretary of the late repnbllcan Hlate convenilnn, appilxlng in of uiy iminliiHiliiii lor anolher term of tlie offlee I nuw hold. has heen received willi leelliiK" of prufound nensllililty. The people of Michigan have heretofore been exiremely ki-iihou In tlielr besiowraent o( conflilence nprm me. and Nhouhl the nnmlnailon you announce be raliilcd In the eli-ctlnn, I sha.l cnnslder myselfcharged wllh the Nirongext nblIgHtlons, not only of duiy bul of kthi ilude, ti do all that sha I e witliln niy power noi 10 illsappolut the public lavor Very respectfully, Your ooedlent servant (Signed) T. Al. COOLEY. istek. Micu., March 14ih. IR85. The Hm J D. Sumner, Sccntary Jitpublican Míate Qtttvtn'i n: 1'Kak Sik- Your nnllce of the noinlnatlon tendered me bv ihe repub loaus uf Michigan f ir Ihe otflceof Regeut ol the blate Unlverslry l d. I Hpprfdiite ihe compliment, accept the nomina. Ion. and hall use every honorable meaus lo be elecied. KeRnnflfiill v t