"Times Have Changed", 1892
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- Box 1, Folder 46
- Scope and content:
bound issue from September 28, 1892; Vol XXXII, no. 812. Lithographs address ballot reform; monopolists, the McKinley Tariff, plutocrats, and the working class. Lithographs include "'Times Have Changed'" (title page; shows two older men, a republican and democrat, dressed as school boys attending "Primary School." The democrat is wearing a "highest honors scholarship" metal while the republican looks towards him sadly, distressed that he failed "the lesson of ballot reform"); "The Republican Galley" (shows William McKinley guiding a large, gilded boat labeled "The Plutocrat," which is carrying various monopolists [Carnegie, Platt, Miller, Stanford, Depew] and has "hard-working people" as its oarsmen, McKinley holds his war tariff bill in his hand and a "robber tariff" is laying on the ground below him); "A Great Year for Crops" (shows a vignette providing commentary on the negative effects of the McKinley Bill/Tariff, but stating such effects are "crops" such as a "crop up" of robberies, immigration trying to "catch American heiresses," and strikes)
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