Grover Cleveland actually said...

"certain correspondence and accompanying documents in relation to the arrest and imprisonment at Paso del Norte by Mexican authority of A. K. Cutting, a citizen of the United States."

"It is certainly not a cause of regret if by legislation of this character he is afforded a means by which he may better protect himself against imposition."

"I should doubtless feel constrained to interpose Executive dissent."

"If the existence of the commodity taxed and the profits of its manufacture and sale depend upon disposing of it to the people for something else which it deceitfully imitates, the entire enterprise is..."