The Safeguard and the Commonwealth, 1892
- Containers:
- Box 1, Folder 42
- Scope and content:
two bound issues from August 31, 1892; Vol XXII, no. 808. Lithographs address law and order vs violence; William McKinley and his 1890 McKinley Tariff. Lithographs include "The Safeguard and the Commonwealth" (title page; shows a Union soldier protecting a woman labeled "Law and Order" from a man labeled"Violence." The man is holding a burning torch in his hand and confronting the solider); "Protected" (shows William McKinley surrounded by vignettes of violence, mill explosions, lost homesteaders, war, and death. McKinley is rubbing his hands together and exclaming his citizens are happy and contented due to his "Glorious War-Tariff-Eclisping Protective System); "An Expedient that Failed" (shows an 8-frame comic detailing a young boy hiding his dog and a young woman hiding her lover from their father)
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