Grover Cleveland A.L.S. 1p. 8vo., Princeton, Dec. 29, 1902 to Elliott H. Goodman. Cleveland acknowledges his re-election as Vice President of the National Civil Reform League , adding: Though I am not certain that I can devote as much time as I ought to the Service, I cheerfully accept. In his second inaugural speech, Cleveland railed against office-seekers who: ... expect from the operation of the Government especial and direct individual advantages. Very good.