LINDENwALD. Jan. 29,
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 GENTLEMEN Fl have had the ho] receive your obliging letter, commun1 the proceedings of State Democrat meeting, held at Harrisburg on thel74 at which my name was, with entire uni ty, presented to the democratic pal Pennsylvania, as their candidate for ih| sidency.

 cannot refrain from saying that received your communication with \ of no ordinary character. An express

 opinion so imposing as that which yG| been deputed to convey to me, comm! any portion of my political associates not fail, at any time, to excite my p1 gratitude. There are circumstances

 CT, attending this, which seem to

 more particular notice at my hands

 My relations with the democracy d| great State have been in some respecs1 liar. They sustained me by their conn and support, at most interesting cf1 my political career, 1 have been hs1 and cheered by their good will, when not in their power to render 1t eilecu's) their support was at one time wltlnsp me, and conferred upon another, wnu1 ceived that of their political brethren a| Union. Why should not embrace u| casion so opportune, and possibly iner| may occur, 10 assure them, that nell''1 nor at any other time during the whols' N of my political life, have l ever doueal moment their disposition to dome!ls1l Altho' they dissented from my nomlD'1 feltassured that they were actuaiedoy pl which were entitled to my entire res.l have, therefore, never ceased to cut.| % common with the friends ofour causeuul out the Union, towards the uncollqeI~a] as the fullest experience has proVe~ purchasable democracy of PennsylValn'| l timents of sincere respect for thei' 'v'

 to democratic principles under clfod' N the most adverse, and admiration vi

 faltering spiiit with which they ~. ns' time to time struggled with domes.s ss,| sions. l cannot therefore, Gelie'D

 highly appreciate an expression ol and favor, proceeding from so resp

 portion of them, on this, the last oc.sl which my name can ever be presen@' country for any public station. ;1s|

 Yet these are not the only cops~

 which give interest to the proceeu!ipFsS FSra you have transmitted to me. II ls

 all, and by no one more cheerlul! than by myself, that large nia)o.E l.isrl political friends in Pennsylvania pre- ,sn| the honor which those whom you

 have now so cordially awarded to ,;. ~sl be bestowed upon justly dlstlisabI abI, izen of their own State-one aaln'SS snt| flied for the successful discharge .. \ lie duty, and possessing llkewlse, e,,aol nent degree, the confidence and s''